Sentences with phrase «about comics since»

Kate Dacey has been writing about comics since 2006.

He has been writing about comics since before the word «blogging» was coined.

Not exact matches

The artbooks are mostly related to animation, movie and comics.Parka Blogs features thousands of reviews for art supplies, products and art books relating to anime, comics, movies and illustration Frequency about 7 posts per week Since Dec 2006 Website parkablogs.com + Follow Facebook fans - 14,754.

One of the most controversial standup comics since Lenny Bruce, Andrew «Dice» Clay has brought the vulgar comedy of hatred, obscenity, and misogyny to new lows or new highs, depending on one's age and feelings about such subjects.

Marvel Studios unveiled its plans for a Guardians of the Galaxy movie at Comic - Con this year, but we haven't really heard much about the project since then.

For newcomers, X-Men is based on the popular and long - running (since 1963) Marvel comic book about telepath Professor Xavier (played by Patrick Stewart) and his school for gifted mutants.

I've long since given up on Levy (something about his child - catcher role in New York Minute (as well as his impenetrable avant - garde turns in Christopher Guest's arrogant flicks) have turned me right off), but Martin, one of the smartest, most transgressive comics of his generation, you just sort of want to like.

I was among other outlets and we talked about what's it like to «act» like they have powers, superhero movies they are looking forward to (since, you know, there are about 567393959649303 coming out for years to come), which characters from other comic universes they would be BFFs with, or which they would hook up with, if they would switch powers with each other, and MORE!

And since it premiered in Park City last weekend, we've scarcely heard a bad word about it, least of all from our review, which called Vogt - Roberts «a fresh new comic voice.»

The power of that trifecta alone would have made it nearly impossible for fans to divide their comic book loyalties, particularly since Doctor Strange is one of the few Marvel characters in existence nobody really knows about except the most die - hard of comic - consuming enthusiasts.

MCAdams hasn't stopped gushing about working with the British star since they started promoting the new movie, and she recently marvelled at how well he juggled filming the comic book adaptation in between stage commitments for Hamlet in London and his hugely successful TV miniseries, Sherlock.

From New York Comic - Con, the group talks about getting Woody Harrelson on board, how much time has passed since «Dawn of the Planet of the Apes», and more.

During the big Marvel Studios panel at Comic - Con in July, Marvel screened a short mockumentary from Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi, which explained what Chris Hemsworth's Thor has been up to since Avengers: Age of Ultron, and how he felt about being left out of Marvel's Civil War.

Fans have been buzzing about an Evil Dead series since Sam Raimi announced at Comic - Con — where he and Campbell are hugely popular — that he was working on it.

If you look back to 1978 when Superman: The Movie came out and think about all that has transpired since then, the shared weight of comics and movie history speaks volumes.

GLG: How has the comics industry changed, for better or worse, since the publication of SMOKE in 2005, and how have your feelings about it changed?

About eManga.com Located in Gardena, CA, eManga.com is DMI's own one stop online ebook shop for manga and comics since 2008.

There's something very nice about reading this particular title on a digital device since both the subject and appearance of the comic align with its medium.

Alex Dueben has been a contributor to CBR since 2007, during which time he's written hundreds of articles and interviewed just about everyone in the comics industry.

Chris Sims called it «without question the best Archie story since Archie Meets the Punisher,» adding, «It goofs on the established format in a way that's actually really funny, to the point where it's the first Archie comic I've read in a long time that I not only laughed out loud while I was reading, but laughed later when I was telling friends about it.»

The most daunting thing about comics these days, it seems, is the continuity: Where's the starting point for a comic that has been running since 1947?

We've already heard about Marvel's Free Comic Book Day, promising the next chapter in the Infinity saga that has been an incredibly strong legacy since the days of Jim Starlin's The Thanos Quest.

2000AD artist Paul «PJ» Holden is a longstanding commentator on the digital distribution of comics, frequently blogging and podcasting about the subject, since long before the launch of the game - changing iPad device.

Fans have been demanding to know more about Age Of Ultron since Free Comic Book Day last year, and come this March — some of those questions and more (including an ending nobody will see coming) will be answered in Age of Ultron!

Brent Chittenden Brent Chittenden has been involved in writing about comics, film, music and pop culture since 2009.

publishing initiative, there's one title that fans have been asking about since Free Comic Book Day 2012: «Age of Ultron.»

It's been a while since I read these comic strips so it's been fun re-experiencing all the funny in - jokes about comics and super heroes.

Since your fellow Gay Leaguers will probably be curious, why not write about how you got into comics?

Just saw the trailer for Losers, a movie based on a comic, and began thinking about how the iPad makes for a great comic reader since it has color.

Novelist Chuck Palahniuk spoke with CBR about the comic book sequel to «Fight Club,» why he selected the format and what's changed since the original.

Beyond that, since I left comiXology, I've been spending my time doing digital publishing consulting work in and out of working on Think Tank, Relaunch and the next comic experiment... but Daniel Govar and I aren't quite ready to talk about that one yet.

We had a good talk (in English, since my Norwegian is rather limited) about some of the ideas behind The Empty Kingdom and my wider thoughts and experiences of digital comics as a whole.

Falls Church - based John Gallagher, who self - publishes his own comic books, is very optimistic about the iPad --- especially since it eliminates the distribution costs that he has to pick up.

The app faces a similar problem to traditional comic - book stores: Consumers who don't read comics on a regular basis — but who might be interested in a specific franchise property, like Doctor Who, or a comic written by an author they enjoy, like Anne Rice — are less likely to know about their availability, since they're no more likely to download the comics apps than they are to visit a comic - book store.

Crisis On Infinite Midlives hasn't been around all that long in the greater scheme of things, but almost since our first day, we've been skeptical about digital comics, at least in the formats and forms of distribution in which they currently exist.

Since Amazon's acquisition of ComiXology in April 2014, it has become essentially the de facto standard for digital comics and now distributes just about every publisher around.

Since 2012 he has produced the podcast Make It Then Tell Everybody in which he chats with other comic artists and illustrators about what they do and how they do it.

Apparently that didn't turn out so well because after making a big splash about its arrival, Scribd has silently pulled out those comics apparently since last month.

Since then they've been adding more books to the app each month, including their first original comic SHRINKAGE, an 8 - part comedic sci - fi action tale about how the most unknowable battleground we face is the one within our own craniums, written by Emmy Award winning writer Rob Kutner («The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,» «Conan») and illustrated by John Lucas (X-Men, Deadpool)

She's covered the New York Comic Con for NonProductive since 2009 and writes about everything from responsible pet ownership to comic books to the manner in which smart phones are changing the way people Comic Con for NonProductive since 2009 and writes about everything from responsible pet ownership to comic books to the manner in which smart phones are changing the way people comic books to the manner in which smart phones are changing the way people shop.

The artbooks are mostly related to animation, movie and comics.Parka Blogs features thousands of reviews for art supplies, products and art books relating to anime, comics, movies and illustration Frequency about 7 posts per week Since Dec 2006 Website parkablogs.com + Follow Facebook fans - 14,754.

Comic - Con last week was the first time any meaningful statements about Pokémon Go had been made since pre-launch, and even then, the best we received was confirmation that the team were «aware» of the frankly infuriating and widely - known «3 - step glitch,» but that their priorities were ensuring «server stability.»

Yes, it's coming) to chat briefly about the first ever Comic - Con held in Aberdeen, Scotland, just yesterday, an event I was happy to attend since most conventions require me to travel -LSB-...]

One of the persistent complaints about Overwatch is that for all of the animated shorts, comics, and CGI trailers that Blizzard has released, the story has been in arrested development pretty much since the minute it released.

We were shocked to hear about Namco Bandai's sudden move to take the remaining production of Splatterhouse from developer BottleRocket, especially since we just spoke with co-producers (at Namco Bandai) Mark Brown and Dan Tovar at Comic Con about how important the title was to them.

Yes, it's coming) to chat briefly about the first ever Comic - Con held in Aberdeen, Scotland, just yesterday, an event I was happy to attend since most conventions require me to travel for at least a few hours, whereas this one was a short jaunt away.

I don't know much about comics, I read some comics but I am not the biggest DC or Marvel fan out there, but I have followed one character since its humble beginning and that is the Merc with the Mouth, Deadpool.

It's been almost five years since the release of the The Darkness, the original game based on Top Cow's long - running series of comic books about a young, demonically - charged Mafia hitman.

Beginning with the original «Halo: Combat Evolved» (2001), the critically acclaimed and record - shattering series of games have reinvented how people think about video games and has since built a fan base of millions worldwide and inspired multiple New York Times best - selling novels, live - action digital series, comic books, action figures, apparel and more.

I've been a Batman fan since I was first exposed to Batman: The Animated Series in 1993 as a preteen, and it wasn't until later that I backtracked to the Tim Burton films for a larger picture of what the character was all about outside of the comics.