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Wizard presents the first chapter of Brad Meltzer's new novel and a sneak peek at the new season of Heroes. Comic Con had it share of comic book surprises, Frank Cho goes girl crazy, look for what's new on the tube and on the Silver Screen and dig this stuff with Wizard. The DC Universe takes on Mortal Combat, Wizard remembers Michael Turner, check out the Red Lanterns' sketchbook and ask the big Secret Invasion questions. Wolverine gives a Death Notice and Revelation reveals some secrets. The Legion has a Role Call, was Spider-Man's Brand New Day a hit with fans, Wizard talks with Todd McFarlane and get a first look at the Watchmen movie.
DC Comics' Legion Of Superheroes has a long and illustrious career spanning over 50 years. During that time it has been through many changes and it still remains one of DC's most popular teams. This fall the LSH is scheduled to go through one of its biggest changes yet in the new Legion Of Three Worlds mini-series from Geoff Johns and George Perez. Join CBG as it looks back over the decades of Legion history and what to expect this fall. For those of you who missed the big conventions this summer CBG has plenty
of photos and fun stuff, take a look at Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Tony
Isabella looks a tithe new Ditko book.
Reviews begin with Invincible and ends with B.P.R.D., salute Sgt.Bilko
and Tim Seeley chooses his favorite 10 covers. Oh yeah, did I mention CBG's huge Price Guide? ToyFare offers a first look at the Skeletor Reborn and the return of Mattel's Masters Of The Universe. On this month's Wish List: Blazing Saddles figures. Incoming! looks at DC Universe Classics, Guitar Hero, Yo-Joe Con, Watchmen, Clone Wars, Star Trek, Hellboy II, Bruce Lee, DC Infinite Heroes, Revoltech, Saw, Speed Racer, Sweeney Todd, Reelart Statues, WWE, Classic Heroes, Tarzan, Incredible Hulk, Futurama, Spawn, Indiana Jones, AVP Cosbaby and Bootlegger's Ball. Learn to draw from the Force, look behind The Big Bang series, ToyFare
chats with Yupon, shop for spy stuff and ToyFare looks at the bloodiest games ever played. Batman tops the top figures and
Men-At-Arms has a Wearhouse.
#141, July The KODT gang learn that it's Elementary, My Dear Bozwell on this
issue's cover. It's KODT's Origins
2008 Photo Round-Up. And you thought
comic book people were weird. Get a
load of the gamers! Take an Adventure By The Dashboard Light, learn what it means to be
Stayin' Hungry, Pete and monkey hear Bumps In The Night, Jo Jo needs Pep
Talk, Pete joins Losers' Row and it's To Do Or Die. Pete languishes In The Shadow Of Mordor, learn about The Other Great
Horned Helm, find the Men In Black, rant about Indiana Jones 4, discover the
Indy Game Scene and Pop Goes The World.
Jack Brooks Monster Slayer kick some demon behind,
Monster Invasion presents Quarantine, Rest Stop, Vampire Diary and Home Sick,
Kolchak is back in comic books with more stories, let the True Blood flow,
become a nervous [Rec], it's time to fear again, don't park your RV at the
Trailer Park Of Terror and Death Race returns for a second round. Stan Winston is remembered, All-American FX and Gore
returns, tap the Wisdom Of The Mummy, Red is a different kind of man and his
dog story and Joe Spinelli turns in his last horror film.
Michael Golden provides a spectacular cover illustration of Superman
in celebration of 70 years of the man from Krypton. Alter Ego celebrates Superman's 70th with seven of the Man Of
Steel's illustrators and Jean Shuster Peavy talks about her big brother and
his 'super' creation, continue the saga of K-metal and Superman takes on the
Nazi. Lou Cameron talks about drawing comics in the 1950s, learn the secret
history of All-American Comics, Inc. and Alter Ego laments the loss of Steve
Gerber while Basil Wolverton's son continues his story about his father's
Fawcett work.
Back Issue! presents is Mutants Issue! A vintage Dave Cockrum New X-Men illustration is this issue's
cover, revisit the Byrne and Claremont era of the Marvel Mutants and Jim
Shooter remembers the death of the Phoenix. Discover the lost Angel stories, break-out with the beauty of the
Beast and Ann Nocenti and Arthur Adams take a Longshot. Paul Smith goes to Westchester and meets
the X-men, relive the saga of Captain Britain, see how different artists have
treated how Superman flies over the years and DC' mutant superhero Captain
Comet is examined. Read the greatest Nightcrawler story never told, the New Mutants
tackled sci-fi, relive the birth of X-Factor and relish the art of John
Romita, Jr.
#676,
September Run! Run! with Jim Atkin, Carolyn Ives Gilman experiences Arkfall, F&SF’s own film editor Harlan Ellison is the subject of a film documentary and Pump Six with Paolo Bacigalupi. The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction suggests you check out the following books: You Call This The Future!, Echo, The Born Queen, The Invention Of Everything and Sway.
Summer is winding down and what better way to end the season than looking over what merchandise you can expect to see in stores October than by looking at Diamond Previews for August? So here for your reading pleasure is a list I what I think are the top new products you need to check out for October. Comic books that are a 'must read' are Dark Horse's Hellboy: In The Chapel Of Moloch One-Shot, DC's Top 10 Season Two #1 and Superman: New Krypton Special, Image's Spawn #185 and Cyblade #1, Marvel's Captain America: White #1, Avatar's Crossed #1, Antarctic's Gold Digger #100 and Dynamite's Black Terror #1. Magazines to read are Write Now!, Doc Savage, Indiana Jones and Doctor Who. Books to flip through are Bat-Manga!, Marvel Chronicle, The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia and Krazy! Inkworks has Supernatural Season 3 trading cards and Rittenhouse has James Bond In Motion. Toys to play with are Halo 3: Legendary Collection 1, Barbie Wonder Woman, Star Trek Ii Phaser, G.I. Joe, Hulk Movie, Iron Man Movie and Marvel Mini-Mates. Fantasy Flight has Battlestar Galactica to game with, D&D has more
Rulebooks, DC gets Arkham Asylum HeroClic and Star Wars: Clone Wars goes
Pocketmodel. Summer 2008 Of all the magazines TwoMorrows puts out I have to admit I like Rough Stuff the best. Not that the other magazines are bad-they’re all good and make interesting reads. I like Rough Stuff because it allows me to see professional comic book artists’ work in the planning stages form rough pencils to finished pencils and inks. I’m privy to their secrets about layout, page design, character design, use of line and shading and all of the other elements that make for a good drawing. This issue is especially interesting as Rough Stuff looks at the work of Joe Jusko (penciller, inker and painter), inker Scott Williams, Filipino superstar Mel Rubi and quiet genius Rob Haynes. For a real feel of what it takes to be a professional comic book artist, cartoonist, illustrator or painter, be sure pick up a copy of Rough Stuff for a healthy dose of artistic reality.
Mulder and Scully share cover honors this issue of Starlog and inside you'll get the 'inside' info of the new X-Files movie. Harrison Ford is up for another Indiana Jones movie if asked and Jolene Blalock tackles bugs in the new direct to DVD Star trooper movie. Jason Statham takes part in the new Death Race film, The mMummy is back and so is Brendan Fraser and get ready for Apes In Space. Flies go to the moon, Eddie Murphy is inside himself in Meet Dave, discover what it took to make the lovable Wall-E and meet the new Mr. Scott-Simon Pegg. Aaron Eckhart does an about face as the new Two-Face, discover the True Narnia and Hellboy gets down below in the dark.
Write Now! celebrates Stan Lee's amazing comic book career. Tributes come from comic book professionals from publishers across the board. Look for Gold and Silver Age memories, a Nuts & bolts look at FF #24 and Missourian Roy Thomas shares his personal memories of working with Stan. Stan Lee helped pave the way for a whole new generation of writers and artists during the Bronze Age, check out the Silver Surfer by Lee and Kirby. includng pencils and inks. Modern Age creators weigh in with tributes to Stan, John Romita, Jr. shares his Lee memories and Michael Uslan of The Dark Knight and The Spirit films also recalls working with Stan. And Write Now! lets readers in on what Stan is up to today. |
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