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Scott Pilgrim's Transition From Modern Comic To Film

By: Paul Buchanan | 2010-12-13 | Arts & Entertainment
The modern blend of imagery and adventure found in the Scott Pilgrim comics made its transition from print to film easier than many. read more

Devil Comic Commentary: Green Lantern [2011] Film Review

By: Hooi Lee | 2011-06-17 | Collecting
Martin Campbell directed Mel Gibson's Edge of Darkness and two James Bond films Casino Royale and Goldeneye launches DC Comics' Green Lantern this week. read more

The Film Adaptation of the Comic Deadworld is Set to Wow Zombie Movie Fans

By: Shaun Clarke | 2010-03-31 | Movies
The gruesomely popular post-apocalyptic zombie comic will bring a new twist to the horror sub-genre. By taking zombie mayhem to the big screen in a way that's not been seen before. read more

Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance - Marvel Comic’s Next Superhero

By: Mark Bennett | 2011-12-23 | Movies
Surprisingly, Marvel Comics and the producers have taken a lot of time in releasing the second installment of the most-awaited superhero, Ghost Rider. Here is a sneak peek. read more

Underground Comix – Comics with Purpose

By: John Samual | 2010-12-15 | Humor
Do you remember how fond we were of comics in our childhood days? In those days we really used to yearn for comics but in today's tech-savvy world, with the advent of television and internet, comic books have lost their charm as avid readers have become a dying species. read more

Comics-based movies worth watching

By: John Stevens | 2010-08-23 | Movies
Blockbuster movies which have drawn considerable attention of cinema-goers are commonly based on not only famous novels but also popular comics. Below is the list of comics-based movies that can not be missed. read more

British Comics and Their History

By: Paul hussey | 2011-01-12 | Journalism
Growing up in the 1960's and 1970's in England one of my favourite things was buying and reading comics. My favourite comic's were Valiant, Victor, Shiver and Shake which were ones with War Stories, Horror stories or Science fiction stories. read more

Stars at San Diego Comic-Con 2010

By: John Stevens | 2010-07-26 | Arts & Entertainment
San Diego Comic-Conb is fully known as Comic-Con International: San Diego or San Diego Comic-Con International. This is one of biggest comic fairs in America. Attending the San Diego Comic-Con, visitors can watch and enjoys thousands of comics displayed together with other products related to comics like films, books and games. Founded in 1970 by Shel Dorf and a group of San Diegans, this annual event normally takes place in four days at the San Diego Convention Center. It is open to professionals, exhibitors, and comic lovers. All the guests have to register in advance in order to attend the event. San Diego Comic-Con 2010 was held from 22 to 25 July with the previewing night of Wednesday 21 July. Many famous stars were attracted to take part in the event. San Diego Comic-Con 2010 was really an event for stars to shine. read more

How To Read IPad Comic Books

By: Ian Donovan | 2010-09-08 | Arts & Entertainment
It can be very interesting if you know how to read some of the best and the latest iPad comic books. This way, you will no longer have to bore yourself with the type of music that are being played over the radio and some boring films that are being released. And for several people, this is indeed a good treat especially if you are really hooked to these kinds of things. read more

Why Comics?

By: Pietro Floro Albano | 2010-12-08 | Photography
Everytime I do a personal survey of the good and bad things in my life reading comics always comes up as one of the best things that ever happened to me. It's simply one of those things I'll never regret - a source of joy. And we can all use more of that, can't we? read more

Spiderman Comics

By: Peter Gitundu | 2010-01-25 | Humor
Spiderman comics have always been on high demand because they are not only bought by children but also by adults who probably read them when they were kids as well. read more

Comic Book

By: Gordon Petten | 2010-04-02 | Arts & Entertainment
A comic book is usually a magazine that is made up of artwork coupled with dialog and regularly includes a concise narrative style. The very first comic book existed in 1934 in the United States, reprinting earlier comic strips from daily newspapers, which had established a lot of story telling devices that are now used in comics in the world today. read more

Sir Norman Wisdom – Comic Actor and Singer

By: Paul hussey | 2010-10-05 | Journalism
I have just heard about the death of Sir Norman Wisdom one of the great English Comedians and I thought I would write an Englishman's view of his career. During the 1960's while growing up here in England one of the most popular films we used to watch on a Saturday Morning at the cinema was a Norman Wisdom Comedy. Norman was a great singer and musician apart from also being a Genius Comic Actor. Norman J. Wisdom was born on Feb 04, 1920 in Maryleborne, London, England. read more

New York city cheap comic store

By: annamark367 | 2011-06-23 | Travel & Leisure
In a number of cases humorist volume stores can also have advertisement of preferred comedian superheroes and wonderful scoundrel for auction. There will also be era when you will be knowledgeable of the future let go of comedian paperback act film let go like those of Spider Man and Superman. read more

Pixar Comics: Toy Story, Wall-e and Finding Nemo Comics For Kids

By: Inger Fountain | 2010-09-14 | Arts & Entertainment
If your kids like Pixar films (and who doesn't?) then they might also enjoy the Pixar series of comics from Boom! Kids. These engaging comics capture the essence of the studio's much loved characters and continue their exciting adventures. read more