Just a couple days ago, Comicbook.com reported that Marvel would be rolling out a super promotional push to support the Avengers movie. We also said to expect an announcement about a Super Bowl ad spot to come very soon. Well, Marvel has just made it official and announced a 30 second Super Bowl spot that will air during Super Bowl XLVI on February 5 on NBC. Many had been wondering...
With six weeks to go, the marketing efforts for ‘Jon Carter’ are picking up. Disney has a Super Bowl commercial airing for the film, and they’ve just released a teaser for that Super Bowl Spot. Here is the teaser spot:...
The latest film adaptation of The Crow–which, rather than another sequel would reboot the continuity of the films based on James O’Barr’s popular supernatural revenge thriller–seems to be back on track after it disappeared into production limbo when infighting broke...
When it was announced that several of DC Comics’s New 52 titles would be canceled following the release of their eighth issues in April, some fans wondered whether the collected editions previously solicited for 2012 would be altered to include...
Jeff Lemire just tweeted to his nearly 10,000 followers, “A lot of people have been asking about upcoming DC projects. All I can say is that my next project will be announced this Monday or Tuesday.” This tweet comes on...
All may not be sunny and friendly dances at Riverdale High. The co-CEO of Archie Comics Nancy Silberkleit had a temporary restraining order placed upon her by a federal judge this week, a response to a lawsuit from Archie Comics as...
The slate of Marvel movie projects that are in store for the future continues to unfold and peak interest! It was announced today that a film based around none other than the Sorcerer Supreme himself, Stephen Strange, is next, as...
Austin, Texas South By Southwest (SXSW) Festival has expanded exponentially the past few years. With the addition of the Interactive Festival, SXSW has opened up to the digital age and birthed an abundance of new ideas and technologies. After all,...
For the last several weeks, The Avengers movie has been living in the shadow of The Dark Knight Rises. Right before Christmas, Warner Bros. released a second trailer for The Dark Knight Rises and a Dark Knight Rises prologue aired...
Following on the heels of last week’s sellout of Brandon Graham and Simon Roy’s Prophet #21, which came in the days immediately prior to the release of the issue to the direct market, Image Comics announced yesterday that the first...
When DC Comics re-launched their universe, there were a lot of changes that took place for Superman. The Man of Steel lost both his red trunks as well as his marriage to Lois Lane. In the New 52 universe, Clark...
Multiple sources have told ComicBook.com that shooting for Iron Man 3 will begin prior to The Avengers hitting theaters May 4th, weeks ahead of previously published dates. The film is scheduled to be shot in Wilmington, NC at the EUE/Screen...
Before we get into our discussion of Rachel Rising #4 this week, I wanted to touch base with writer/artist Terry Moore about the challenges of being a truly independent comics creator in today’s market. While anyone who doesn’t work for...
Grant Morrison took over Batman, along with artist Andy Kubert, following the conclusion of Infinite Crisis more than five years ago. He almost immediately divided fans by introducing the character of Damien Wayne, a new Robin in the form of...
Announced and previewed at this year’s New York Comic Con, comics legend Stan Lee and Gil Champion’s Pow! Entertainment and 1821 Comics have joined up to produce an original graphic novel that takes William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet and shunts...
