Austin Lanari 3/17/15 Austin Lanari 3/17/15

Review: 2000 AD - Prog 1922

DON’T GO, THE ORDER, PLEASE. I’M BEGGING YOU. DON’T GO. I DON’T EVEN CARE HOW OBNOXIOUS THIS LEDE IS, FOR THE LOVE OF RITTERSTAHL, DON’T LEAVE ME.

Dustin Cabeal 3/17/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/17/15

Mark Hamill Reminds You That Free Comic Book Day Is Coming

It's old news that Luke Skywalker is a big comic fan. The Guyver star helped out Free Comic Book Day by cutting a promo for you to check out.

Dustin Cabeal 3/16/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/16/15

Dragon Ball Z: Light of Hope - Pilot

You know we dig Dragon Ball Z around here right? Well we totally do. We also like Trucks... even if its alternative universe kid Trunks. This fan-film series has a budget and is totally a part of the Machinima family somehow.

Dustin Cabeal 3/15/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/15/15

CBMFP - Bastards Commercial

After 176 episodes of the podcast (201 collectively) I have no idea what people will latch on to or find amusing when we produce the show. I have heard feedback and feedback and it's always, always something different.

Dustin Cabeal 3/15/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/15/15

Trailer Time: Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor

If you're a Whovian or a Who-Head as we call them around here, then there's no way you're not looking forward to checking out Titan Comics' new mini-series Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor. Check out the trailer and get ready for our review coming soon.

David Craig 3/15/15 David Craig 3/15/15

LSCC 15: Ron Marz on John Carter, Convergence, and The Protectors

At London Super Comic Con last weekend, I had the chance to have a quick conversation with the prolific comic book writer Ron Marz about his current and upcoming projects. Marz has a long career that includes lengthy runs on Marvel's Silver Surfer, DC's Green Lantern, and Image's Witchblade.

Aaron Halverson 3/15/15 Aaron Halverson 3/15/15

Review: Howard the Duck #1

Look, this score can’t be that surprising to anybody. I love Howard the Duck. He’s in my profile picture. I have the novelization of the movie. I have a bobble head.

Comic Bastards 3/14/15 Comic Bastards 3/14/15

CBMFP 176: Better Get To Shaping

Oh man have we got a hot one for you today! Valiant's moving into all other faucets of entertainment and we talk about it. Superman and Wonder Woman have new comic book costumes and we're going to spend a lot of damn time on that Batgirl #41 variant. Will you agree with us? Probably not.

Jason Beckham 3/14/15 Jason Beckham 3/14/15

Monster & Wine: Episode 29 - I Got Something To Say

Happy Pi Day! Wine gets the ball rollin' with a hot-and-bothered rant against the mega-giant TWC. Monster elaborates a bit on his work-at-home situation, complete with how he's decorated his new work station. He then gives his thoughts about the Disney flick, "Big Hero 6." The Oklahoma racist frat house...

Allen Wiggs 3/14/15 Allen Wiggs 3/14/15

Review: The Sixth Gun: Dust to Dust #1

Billjohn O'Henry is one of my favorite characters from Sixth Gun. Back when the book first came out, he was one of the main reasons I stuck around. He of course was killed off during the first story arc.

Aaron Halverson 3/13/15 Aaron Halverson 3/13/15

Review: Marvel's Agents of SHIELD 2.12 – Who You Really Are

Dustin Cabeal 3/13/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/13/15

Review: Wolf Country #3

You may recall Wolf Country from what I’m told is a pretty popular episode of our comic book podcast the CBMFP. I remembered it quite well so when I finally found the time to sit down with the newest issue I was stoked to do so.

Dustin Cabeal 3/13/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/13/15

Review: Malevolents: Click, Click

If you like horror or scary stories then stop reading this review right now and buy Malevolents: Click, Click. I was very impressed with Malevolents as it managed to do something that so many TV shows, cartoons, movies and other comics have tried to do before… tell a scary campfire story. Now granted the story doesn’t actually take place around a campfire, but it does have that vibe.

Dustin Cabeal 3/12/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/12/15

Review: Dixie Vixens Vol. 1: A Lit Cigarette

Dixie Vixens is a beautifully illustrated story. Unfortunately it’s filled with a lot of tropes and three main characters that desperately want to be more than just descriptions. After several pages of a smoking man in a muscle car driving we’re finally introduced to our three main characters Kat, Alley and Darcy.

Dustin Cabeal 3/12/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/12/15

Plants vs Zombies Goes Monthly

With an all-ages Free Comic Book Day story right around the corner, Dark Horse Comics and PopCap Games are thrilled to announce Bully for You, a new, ongoingPlants vs. Zombies™ miniseries coming to comic shops, beginning in June!

Dustin Cabeal 3/12/15 Dustin Cabeal 3/12/15

PAX East 2015 Video From Beat Down Boogie

Beat Down Boogie is back with another cosplay video. This time they were at PAX East and there's a bit more than just cosplay on this one. Check it out and let us know which cosplayer was your favorite in the comments below.

Press Release 3/12/15 Press Release 3/12/15

G.I. Joe Comes To Blocksworld

Linden Lab®, best known as the creator of the virtual world Second Life®, and Hasbro, Inc., today announced that the iconic G.I. JOE brand will be coming to Blocksworld, the popular build-and-play game for iPad.

James Anders II 3/11/15 James Anders II 3/11/15

Review: Vampirella #10

The corner has been turned and we are fast approaching the conclusion of the current story arc in which Vampirella, representing the Kabal, a secretive organization of supernatural beings who work tirelessly to keep those mystical creatures of the night under wraps, is on the hunt to capture and contain three conspirators cursed with immortality who are working to put upon an end to the human race and possibly to bring about an end to their immortality as well.

André Habet 3/12/15 André Habet 3/12/15

Review: Help Us! Great Warrior #2

All I want from everything I read is for it to be the best version of itself. The best version of Help Us, Great Warrior is a sweet, hilarious comic for children and young teens, an audience assessment I don’t dish out often, but feels especially vital to consider when writing about this book.