Bear Creek Apartments: A New Comic Strip, written by Hope Larson and drawn by Bryan Lee O’Malley
Bear Creek Apartments: A New Comic Strip, written by Hope Larson and drawn by Bryan Lee O’Malley
Eat it skrulls! This is why I love Maria Hill.
Eat it skrulls! This is why I love Maria Hill.
Now that’s one pretty X-Men cover.
Now that’s one pretty X-Men cover.

Empire 50 Greatest Comic Book Characters »

luthor:

Here’s Empire’s 50 greatest Comic book characters. Bound to be a little controversial.
I hope this is good.
I hope this is good.
The new Astonishing X-Men by Warren Ellis and Simone Bianchi…tomorrow!
The new Astonishing X-Men by Warren Ellis and Simone Bianchi…tomorrow!
danhacker: Michael Turner passed away… I just read over at Newsarama that comic book artist Michael Turner passed away last night at the age of 37. I’m shocked… I mean really shocked. I just read the headline and looked blankly at my screen not wanting to believe it. Michael Turner was an comic artist I had grown up with and seen his evolution from unknown to superstar artist. I loved his work. It was like nothing I had ever seen before. It was hyper-realistic and dynamic and super-detailed. His most notable work the creation of the Witchblade character for TopCow Comics. Turner was one of the best artists in the industry and even if you didn’t love is work you couldn’t deny that he sold books. In early 2000 Turner was diagnosed with cancer… “In March 2000, Turner was diagnosed with cancer which he lost his entire hip, 40% of his pelvis, and three pounds of bone. Since then he has been in and out of treatment for his condition”. (Via:Newsarama) Since he got sick Michael Turner would take breaks from doing extended runs on series and not do as many convention appearances for health related issues. He would make an effort to keep putting out as much stuff as he could because he loved his fans and loved the industry he worked in. He was a true comic fan himself. I’m kind of at a lack for words right now…

danhacker:

Michael Turner passed away…

I just read over at Newsarama that comic book artist Michael Turner passed away last night at the age of 37. I’m shocked… I mean really shocked. I just read the headline and looked blankly at my screen not wanting to believe it. Michael Turner was an comic artist I had grown up with and seen his evolution from unknown to superstar artist. I loved his work. It was like nothing I had ever seen before. It was hyper-realistic and dynamic and super-detailed. His most notable work the creation of the Witchblade character for TopCow Comics. Turner was one of the best artists in the industry and even if you didn’t love is work you couldn’t deny that he sold books. In early 2000 Turner was diagnosed with cancer…

“In March 2000, Turner was diagnosed with cancer which he lost his entire hip, 40% of his pelvis, and three pounds of bone. Since then he has been in and out of treatment for his condition”. (Via:Newsarama)

Since he got sick Michael Turner would take breaks from doing extended runs on series and not do as many convention appearances for health related issues. He would make an effort to keep putting out as much stuff as he could because he loved his fans and loved the industry he worked in. He was a true comic fan himself. I’m kind of at a lack for words right now…

mudwerks: Silver Age Comics: The Punches of 1965: Spiderman

mudwerks:

Silver Age Comics: The Punches of 1965: Spiderman
If you missed this one last week, do yourself a favour and check it out this week. Best science fiction comic I’ve read in a long time. Jonathan Hickman is on fire and Ryan Bodenheim is a phenomenal new talent.
If you missed this one last week, do yourself a favour and check it out this week. Best science fiction comic I’ve read in a long time. Jonathan Hickman is on fire and Ryan Bodenheim is a phenomenal new talent.

The 10 Worst Dads in Comics »

luthor:

The Top 10 Worst Dad’s in comic book history.