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Robots vs. Princesses is a Graphic Novel!
Posted: April 23, 2019 in Animation, Anime, Book Excerpts, Cartoons, Comedy, Comics, CrossGen Comics, Dark Horse Comics, Darth Vader, DC Comics, Dynamite Comics, Entertainment, Fantasy, Fiction, Links, Literature, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, Movies, Music, Professional Wrestling, Robots vs. Princesses, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Star Wars, Thor, Transformers, Uncategorized, Voltron, Wonder WomanTags: #DaretobeDynamite, comic books, Comics, CrossGen Comics, Disney, Disney Princesses, Dynamite Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, Fantasy, Fantasy films, Game of Thrones, J.R.R. Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, Meridian, Movies, Science Fiction, Tolkien, Transformers, Voltron
CrossGen Chronicles: Talking with Tony Bedard
Posted: October 5, 2016 in Comics, Commentary, CrossGen Comics, DC Comics, Fantasy, Horror, Interviews, Lost Comics History, Making Comics, Marvel Comics, Science Fiction, TransformersTags: Barbara Kesel, Bart Sears, Brandon Peterson, Brath, Butch Guice, Chuck Dixon, Conan, CrossGen Comics, DC Comics, Disney, Fantasy, George Perez, Greg Land, Jim Cheung, Mark Alessi, Mark Waid, Marvel Comics, Meridian, Negation, Negation War, Paul Pelletier, Ron Marz, Science Fiction, Scion, Scot Eaton, Sherlock Holmes, Sigil, Sigilverse, Sojourn, Steve Epting, Steve McNiven, Tony Bedard, Valiant Comics, Vertigo, Way of the Rat
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In 2000, CrossGen Comics launched. Founded by millionaire Mark Alessi, CrossGen sought to expand the comics industry by forgoing super-hero titles and focusing on the Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Victorian Mystery, and Sword and Sorcery genres. Each of CrossGen’s titles stood on their own but was tied to a greater mythology thanks to a Sigil, which was the source of many characters powers.
The “sigil bearers” were supposed to join forces against a cosmic threat called the Negation in the mini-series, NEGATION WAR that would cap off four years of stories. Unfortunately, CrossGen went out of business after the second issue shipped? So what would’ve happened? Only NEGATION WAR writer Tony Bedard knew, until now…
I reached out to Tony to find out his plans for NEGATION WAR. Who’d live? Who’d die? How would the series end? Click to find out. (more…)