Our brave new web media frontier is seen as a promised land for creative types of all stripes, where writers, artists and video makers of all sorts can get their work out before the public without facing the difficulty of … Continue reading
Today I’m going to talk about one of the things that is near and dear to my hear…no, wait, no it isn’t. It isn’t at all. For that matter, it probably isn’t one of yours, either. What is it, you … Continue reading
The Avangers Adaptation continues! Previous entries are: Iron Man Thor Captain America This week, everyone’s favourite hero with anger management issues, the Incredible Hulk. The Hulk first appeared in The Incredible Hulk #1 back in 1962. As with many of Marvel’s … Continue reading
While getting prepped for the The Avengers review*, a small detail kept drawing my attention. It came up in Iron Man, and continued through each entry of the Avengers Initiative. It’s the setting. Not just Tony Stark’s lab or SHIELD’s headquarters, but … Continue reading
A few weeks ago, I was chatting with Serdar about remakes, specifically, why remake a work when the result winds up being the same. This got me to thinking about the nature of a remake. Serdar’s thoughts can be seen … Continue reading
The Avengers Adaptation continues! Leading up to a review of The Avengers, I’ve taken a look at Iron Man and Thor, two of the longest serving and iconic Avengers in Marvel’s history. However, the iconic Avenger is Captain America. Captain America … Continue reading
Superman, the superhero who started the entire genre, the Man of Steel who has been adapted many times to radio, television, and film, is returning to the silver screen in a reboot movie. Part of the movie will cover Superman’s … Continue reading
Comic writers have created heroes based on myth and legend since the dawn of the superhero. Wonder Woman is an Amazon, blessed by the Greek gods. Fawcett’s (and, later, DC Comics’) Captain Marvel gained the powers of Greek and Roman … Continue reading
1. Stay True to Your Vision Your fans were initially drawn to you for your ideas and your style. Don’t change unless YOU artistically feel it’s time for a change. Pandering means your fans are just receiving what other people … Continue reading
Here we are, in the Digital Age of Comics, where it’s a lot easier to get your comic out there, printed and primed, than in the past. There are places to sell them now, not every comic store is as … Continue reading