A Marvel prop flies under the radar, but means bigs things for Thor fans. Continue reading

A cool look at the upcoming film with four different posters depicting different characters. Continue reading

The all-star cast of the highly anticipated superhero movie is brought out at Comic-Con Continue reading

Your friendly neighborhood Strider-Man is definitely a shameless, Robert Kirkman fan and his series The Walking Dead and Invincible are at the top of my must-read list every month. With Frank Darabont adapting the comic into a television series, we here at the village have been keeping your posted with images and screenshots. Now it’s time to see them moving. Enjoy. It’s isn’t the best quality but as we get better, so will you. Continue reading

Entertainment Weekly released it’s cover today for it’s comic-con issue. It bears an important image. Continue reading

The American Civil War is a source of constant fascination across all forms of media. There is no shortage of romance, drama, or action from the period. Historians will tell you that has a lot to do with the notion of brother against brother or that we should remember it so that we don’t repeat it. All you have to do is watch the news to see that repeating it is not too far out a concept. Thats why Brian Wood and Riccardo Burchielli’s DMZ works. Continue reading

In the fallout of the soon to be concluded The Siege mini-series, Marvel Comics is canceling all Avengers titles and relaunching them as new series. One of the most talked about, due to a teased at mystery roster, is Ed Brubaker and Mike Deodato’s Secret Avengers. The series will find Steve Rogers, former Captain America and now code-named Super Soldier, leading a team of Avengers with a unique skill set including War Machine, Moon Knight, Valkyrie, and Nova. Continue reading

J. Michael Straczynski’s run on The Amazing Spider-Man was a long, and controversial one. His tenure held as many acclaimed elements as it did bones of contention for fans including Aunt May discovering Peter Parker was Spider-Man, a mystical slant put on the title character’s power set, the revelation that his long dead love had fathered a set of twins with his greatest enemy, and finally the story arc titled One More Day.

Matt Idelson, Superman Group Editor, announced today on the DC Comics website that writer Marc Guggenheim, originally slated to be writing Action Comics after James Robinson’s departure, would not be writing the title. Guggenheim was set to take over the title in June with interior art by Pete Woods and cover art from the recently DC exclusive artist David Finch. The choice to replace Guggenheim is said to be an organic one. Continue reading

Marvel plans to shake up its Avengers line of titles this April. At the end of it’s current, status quo shaking mini-series called Siege, Marvel comics will cancel all four of its Avenger titles: New Avengers, Mighty Avengers, Dark Avengers and Avengers: The Initiative. Continue reading

DC Comics have announced today via their Source Blog that, starting in 2010, they will begin publishing new adventures of Superman and Batman under the Earth One banner in an exclisive Graphic Novel format. This will be the first time that the tales of the World’s Finest will be presented in such a way and DC is taking the opportunity to mix things up. Superman is coming to us from fan-favorite writer, J. Michael Straczynski (Babylon 5) and on-the-rise penciler Shane Davis (Superman / Batman) and the creative team in charge of Batman will be Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, the team currently responsible for updating Superman’s DC Universe origin in Superman: Secret Origin. Continue reading

A happy Thanksgiving to all of you awesome villagers out there. First off let me apologize to all my Flashites (all none of you) for my reviews of last week’s comics not coming out on time. To make up for it, here I present reviews for both weeks’ worth of comics. You won’t lose any content here my friends; you’re not getting out of it that easy. And we’re off… Continue reading