G4 has announced that it will be the home for four brand-new anime series from Marvel, animated by respected animation studio Madhouse and masterminded by Warren Ellis, beginning next year.
You’ve always wanted to know if Chun Li’s massive thighs could take down Tony Stark’s hi-tech armor, right? Now you’ll get the chance to do exactly that at Comic-Con.
If you plan on attending any of the Marvel Comics panels at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, here’s a question you may want to consider asking: Why does the company not seem to have any idea what to do with Wolverine?
The third and final issue of Marvel’s Girl Comics anthology comes out next Wednesday–and one reason we’re particularly psyched about it is that it includes a short story by the mighty writer/artist Carla Speed McNeil, the creator of the fantastic, long-running “aboriginal SF” series Finder (whose “Torch” story arc is currently a webcomic on McNeil’s [...]
This is what happens when Techland goes to the comic book store: Mike Williams, Evan Narcisse, Douglas Wolk and Lev Grossman end up talking about what we picked up. This week, we discuss the first issues of I, Zombie and Astonishing Spider-Man/Wolverine.
For the last few years, Captivate has been Capcom’s annual showcase of its upcoming titles. It’s been their way to generate some buzz and show off games that are near release or in development before the craziness of E3 hits. This year, Capcom displayed its latest wares in Honolulu. Over the next few days, I’ll [...]
Thursday, Mar. 4, 2010
FINDING NAMOR
It’s been bouncing around the Net in shaky-cam amateur-vision, but now the Quicktime version is up. It’s here.
