The Sunday Stroll for August 31st, 2008
August 31, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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Another week another stroll.
Want to Stand Up for Cancer and appear in Spider-Man 4? You’ll have to pony up some serious cash but it is for a good cause.
Speaking of cancer, here’s a very touching story that involves a man, a woman and some Archie comics. Get out the tissues.
Vin Diesel wants to be [...]
the Lottery Party: Crossing Heimdall
August 27, 2008 by Richard Caldwell
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by Richard Caldwell
I don’t make comix- comix make me. I unabashedly love comics, and in these here modern times it is increasingly evident that such a love must be shared with the world at large. Granted, this medium has always flirted with other media- from the radio programmes and movie serials of our grandparents’ generation [...]
An Interview with Steve Peters of Awakening Comics
August 25, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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Writer and artist, Steve Peters, most notably known for creating Awakening Comics,took some time to talk to ComicNews.Info about his past, present and future as well as the trials and tribulations involved in self publishing comics.
Could you give the ComicNews.Info readers that are not familiar with you a little background about yourself?
I started in [...]
The Sunday Stroll for August 24th,2008
August 24, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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No time for any sort of opening statement this week. On with the stroll.
Any comic fan worth anything has sure to have heard that there will be a reboot of the Superman film franchise. That’s a good thing, I mean Superman Returns was horrid. Hopefully the reboot will be worth it. One suggestion if I [...]
Talking with Tomm Gabbard of Mysterious Visions After Hours
August 22, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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ComicNews.Info recently conducted an email interview with Tomm Gabbard, Editor & Art Director of Mysterious Visions Afterhours, a horror anthology from Dimestore Productions.
Could you give the ComicNews.Info readers a little background about yourself?
SURE THING,
I WAS BORN IN 1966 IN NEWPORT KENTUCKY,
RAISED IN COVINGTON KY,
GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL IN 1984, AND FINISHED COLLEGE IN 1987.
STARTED BUYING [...]
Interview with Mike Kingston, Creator of ‘Headlocked’
August 20, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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Mike Kingston, creator of the wrestling comic book Headlocked recently granted ComicNews.Info a no holds barred interview which we discussed his new three issue comic book series, Headlocked: The Tryout.
For the readers of ComicNews.Info not familiar with you or your work can you give us a little background?
I’m still a relative newcomer to [...]
Interview with Joe Chiappetta of Silly Daddy Comics
August 18, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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Cartoonist, Joe Chiapetta, popularly known for Silly Daddy Comics, took some time to speak with ComicNews.Info about his work on Silly Daddy Comics as well as what it takes to succeed in the world of self published comics.
For those not familiar with you or your work can you give us a little
background?
I have lived [...]
The Sunday Stroll for August 17th,2008
August 17, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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I’ve spent the last ten days taking a break from my full time job so that means that I have had plenty of time to explore the comic book blogosphere(so maybe not all of this information comes from blogs!). Lucky you!
Fact or fiction? Lionsgate plans on turning the Punisher: War Zone movie into a PG-13 [...]
Comic Book Review: Secret Invasion X-Men #1
August 16, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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Secret Invasion: X-Men #1
An Interview with C. Edward Sellner of Visionary Comics Studio
August 15, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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ComicNews.Info recently spoke with C. Edward Sellner of Visionary Comics Studio, which is becoming a force within the comic book industry. If you have not yet heard of Visionary Comics Studio then read on because Visionary Comics Studio is a company worth reading about.
Could you give the ComicNews.Info readers a little background about your [...]
the Lottery Party: The Origin Issue by Richard Caldwell
August 14, 2008 by Richard Caldwell
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Howdy, mahalo, and shalom! My name is Richard, and I love comic books.
I remember (and still own), my very first- a Classics Illustrated from the 60’s spotlighting James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans. My dad had the sense to pass on some random comix from the 60’s and 70’s; and I immediately dug [...]
An Interview with James Lynch of Hero Universe Comics
August 13, 2008 by Gary Rodrigue
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Writer, penciler, editor, letterer and all around “Grand Poobah” of Hero Universe Comics, James Lynch, recently answered several questions that we had concerning Hero Universe Comics and all that it has to offer.
What is your role at Hero Universe Comics?
I like to be referred to as “Grand Poobah,” but for some reason [...]
