EXCLUSIVE Preview! GARBAGE PAIL KIDS: Love Stinks
From the wondrously warped minds of Peter Bagge, Dean Haspiel, Shannon Wheeler, Swifty Lang and MORE! From IDW — 2/25! GROSS!
TOY FAIR 2015: The BEST OF THE REST
From big guns like Mattel and Hasbro to niche companies like Funko and Kotobukiya — here’s what else got us all excited at Toy Fair 2015!
EXCLUSIVE Preview: THE FLASH #39
The Fastest Man Alive speeds onto the shelves again 2/25, from DC!
TOY FAIR 2015: The NJ CROCE Report
PIX! Your first IN-PACKAGE looks at Batgirl ’66! Riddler ’66! The Batmobile! PLUS: The New Batman Adventures! The Flash! The New Frontier boxed set!
VARIANTS! Best of the Week!
Marvel Noto. Khary Randolph‘s striking Stray. Cliff Chiang‘s Batgirl multilevel triumph. Plus Babs Tarr, Eric Powell and MORE!
EXCLUSIVE Preview: SPIDER-MAN and the X-MEN #3
Spidey‘ll whip ’em to shape. Right? … Right? See for yourself 2/25. From Marvel, of course.
TOY FAIR 2015: The BIF BANG POW! Report
A look at some of the most excellent and offbeat stuff from BBP/EntertainmentEarth:
All You Need Is Love — Alex Ross & The Beatles
Dark Hall Mansion is offering a limited edition print of a beautiful Yellow Submarine piece by the incredible Alex Ross.
HOT PICKS: On Sale This Week!
Silk! Multiversity! Barbarella! We’d tell you what else but that would be telling — and we want you to read ALL the picks!
EXCLUSIVE Preview: BATMAN ’66 Meets LORD DEATH MAN!
It’s not only the BATBOOK OF THE WEEK, we’ve got your FIRST LOOK at Sandy Jarrell‘s art — and a MIGHTY Q&A with writer Jeff Parker about DC‘s digital-first Batman ’66 #54!
TOY FAIR 2015: The NECA Report
Including offerings from WizKids! Planet of the Apes! Christopher Reeve Superman! DeVito Penguin! HEROCLIX!
Menachem Picks Some Comics
Also: His new column really needs a name. You can help! And get a prize! You like prizes, right?
A Birthday Salute to CURT SWAN
For over three decades Curt Swan drew DC‘s flagship title Superman, along with Action Comics, Lois Lane, World’s Finest, Superboy in Adventure Comics, and other titles. He’s been called “the Norman Rockwell of comics.” As a kid growing up in the ’60s, his was the Superman and Superboy I will always consider the definitive version. Here’s 13 covers to celebrate Curt Swan’s birthday…
