The first pages of Secret Warriors #20 feature writer Jonathan Hickman doing one of the things he does best.
Director: Brandon Vietti Writer: Judd Winick Producers: Bruce Timm, Bobbie Page, Alan Burnett (co-producer) Voiced by: Bruce Greenwood (Batman), Jensen Ackles (Red Hood), John DiMaggio (The Joker), Neil Patrick Harris (Nightwing), Jason Isaacs (Ra's al Ghul), Wade Williams (Black Mask) The annals of DC Comics' publishing history boast a virtually limitless array of titles that, if adapted to film or animation, would bring fanboys and girls to their knees in excitement.
At long last, Comics Bulletin’s month-long coverage of all things Eisner draws to a close in this final edition of our weekly countdown.
Since their inception in 1988 as a replacement for the defunct Kirby Awards, the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards have existed as the highest prize attainable in the world of sequential art.
A great temptation when writing comic reviews is to let your comments about a book’s art become an afterthought.
Welcome back, Eisnerites! Following last week's debut column, our reviewers have labored tirelessly at their keyboards to bring you the second edition of our 2010 Eisner Countdown.
In just over three weeks, the Eisner Awards will once again be presented at Comic-Con International in San Diego.
There's never been a more American town than Sparta.
Joe the Barbarian is Grant Morrison’s latest Vertigo project, a series that sees lonely and socially awkward teenager Joe Manson drawn into a fantasy world that provides him with valuable escape--both literally and figuratively.
In the not-too-distant future, as a final response to domestic terrorism and crime, the US government plans to broadcast a signal within the country's borders that will make it neurologically impossible for anyone within its range to knowingly engage in illegal behavior.
