Geoff Johns Leaves Green Lantern After Seven Years Run
Geoff Johns leaves Green Lantern after “Wrath of the First Lantern”. Why is he leaving the title?
Geoff Johns leaves Green Lantern after “Wrath of the First Lantern”. Why is he leaving the title?
After nearly a decade of slasher bliss, horror fans will now mourn the loss of Hack/Slash. Tim Seeley shares a few words about the series.
Marvel sets up its big cosmic event on Free Comic Book Day with Infinite. I’m sure it’s just coincidence that it fits so nicely with all the upcoming Marvel movies.
Sure, it’ll still 8 months away, but that’s not too early to get excited about the 14th Baltimore Comic-Con! I covered 2012’s Baltimore Comic-Con for Entertainment Fuse (then Player Affinity) and it was a blast! One of the best things about Baltimore Comic-Con is that it’s a much smaller show than the ones in California and New York City so you can get much more intimate with your favorite comic-creators.
The co-founder of iFanboy.com is now the director of business development for Image Comics. What can we expect to see? Let’s hear a few words from Richardson and the publisher of Image Comics, Eric Stephenson.
Action Lab comics has announced it’s first free comic book on comiXology, home of several of their other comics, including Princeless and Double Jumpers. However, the first issue of The Order of Dragonet will not have a price tag like those issues.
Marc Andreyko’s new Stalker back-up feature starts in Sword of Sorcery today. Check it out, and maybe DC will give him some real work. Like a full book.
Signs and Voices has been announced. This title has a powerful purpose too: teaching deaf individuals valuable life skills and helping to raise their confidence in their identities in the mainstream community.
The end is nigh! Experience the rapture when Bram gets sent to heaven with the rest of the blessed population. And when heaven realizes their error and sends him back, enjoy the un-raptured world written in part by the writer of Thief of Thieves.
April is gatefold covers month for DC Comics, and a few writers get April Fools’ pranks played on them. Oh, did you think you were writing that book? April Fools.
