By Todd Matthy
At New York Comic Con I had the privilege of interviewing superstar writer Jane Espenson (Buffy, Once Upon a Time, Game of Thrones) and Brad Bell about the development of their online series, Husbands.
How did they pitch the series? How do they deal with controversy? And would they ever write a Wonder Woman movie? Find out after the jump!
NYCC 2013: Jane Espenson and Brad Bell Talk Husbands | YandP.tv.
By Todd Matthy
Star Wars is on everybody’s mind these days. Between Disney’s acquisition of Lucasfilm and the announcement of Episode’s VII-IX, interest in galaxy, far, far, away is hitting a fever pitch and it couldn’t be a better time for Dark Horse to launch a brand new, new reader friendly, comic book. So how is it? Lets find out. (more…)
By Todd Matthy
Ghost makes her triumphant return to comics this Wednesday. But what should you expect? (more…)
By Todd Matthy
If you loved Game of Thrones and are looking for a comic book to satisfy your craving for fantasy fiction, Dark Horse’s brand new Conan the Barbarian series. Written by DMZ and Northlanders writer Brian Wood and drawn by Becky Cloonan, Dark Horse has decided to kick off the new series in grand fashion by adapting the legendary Conan story, Queen of the Black Coast. (more…)
By Todd Matthy
The Star Wars franchise has always extended beyond the movies. So much so that if the label “Star Wars” wasn’t on certain books, comic books, and video games, they might as well be called something else. That’s was my impression when I started reading the first issue of Dark Horse Comics new series “Agent of the Empire” until a certain dynamic duo appear. (more…)
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Review: Archie vs. Predator #1
Posted: March 20, 2015 in Cartoons, Comedy, Comics, Commentary, Dark Horse Comics, Horror, Marvel Comics, Movies, News, Science Fiction, UncategorizedTags: Archie, Archie Comics, Archie vs. Predator, Dark Horse Comics, Horror, Humor, Predator, Punisher
By Todd Matthy
Yes, you read that headline correctly.
When I started this site, if you told me I’d write about Archie Comics I’d have called you insane. Even as a kid, I always thought Archie was the comic your parents wanted you to read. He was stuck in 1950. But time’s change and so do publishers. These past few years Archie Comics has taken steps to show they’ve moved past “Sugar Sugar.” “Afterlife with Archie,” (A zombie apocalypse starring Archie) reviving their super heroes as the Dark Circle, and killing off the main character, have shown that Archie is a company that is not afraid of taking risks. The latest move is a crossover with Predator. Published by Dark Horse Comics, is “Archie vs. Predator” the most absurd crossover since “Archie meets the Punisher“? Lets find out.
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