Last month, the urban horror title I, Vampire #1 was one of the sleeper hits of DC’s New 52 relaunch. Judging by the buzz on the title, the demand may continue for months to come due to the storytelling of Joshua Fialkov and Andrea Sorrentino.
Here is a four page preview of I, Vampire #2 and you can judge for yourself.
I, Vampire #2 by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Andrea Sorrentino is available in print at comic shops and in digital form online on Wednesday, October 26th, 2011.
Since it was released last week, The Avengers movie trailer has been seen by just about everyone who isn’t living under a rock, and I’m sure half of those rock dwellers have seen it also. Some have seen it often enough to give it the swede treatment.
Along come a group of people – Roque Rodriguez, Brandon Carrera, Bryan Harley, Travis Sheridan, Tommy Brand, Chloe Tatro, John Rios, and Andrew Toschi – who decide they’re going to recreate the original trailer, albeit on a smaller budget.
If, for some reason, you haven’t seen The Avengers trailer, you can watch it below.
Miles Morales meets up with Peter Parker’s clone – Spider-Woman – in Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #4 in November. Here’s a three page preview!
Hulk Smash Avengers is a weekly five-part miniseries exploring The Hulk’s relationship with his Avengers teammates over the years. The series, beginning in February 2012, features Lee Weeks on covers and a different creative team on each issue.
Marvel Comics released a lot of artwork at their X-Men: Regenesis panel at the New York Comic Con 2011 this weekend. Below is what they had to show the fans and press.
Marvel has made available some B Roll footage of The Avengers panel from the New York Comic Con 2011. The actors on the panel include Tom Hiddleston (Loki), Chris Evans (Captain America), and Mark Ruffalo (Bruce Banner/The Hulk).
Here are two videos featuring the B Roll footage.
We at Comic Book Critic have compiled some random images of NYCC ‘11 taken from various sources, including Twitter, Yfrog, and Flickr. They include everything from cosplay to artist’s sketches.
If you’ve taken one of these pictures and would like to be given credit on it, please let us know!
You can find Part One here. Enjoy!
Media Release — In their long-standing mission to excavate rare comics treasures, Hermes Press is reprinting the entirety of legendary artist Gray Morrow’s Orion from the pages of Heavy Metal magazine. Orion is Morrow’s 1978 sword and sorcery masterpiece about an Errol Flynn-like swashbuckling hero who battles evil on a strange and mystical world. The project has been a mission of Hermes Press’s Christopher Irving for a decade, starting from his friendship with Morrow’s widow, Pocho Morrow.
DC Comics has announced that Keith Giffen and Dan Jurgens will be the creative force on Superman starting with Superman #7. Jurgens will handle the writing chores while Giffen will provide the artwork.
Being a man of many artistic styles, I wonder which one Giffen will opt for? Maybe a Jimmy Olson Kirby style? A Curt Swan classic style? I doubt it will be his Trencher style! We’ll find out soon enough.
The teaser trailer for Justice League: Doom was shown on Friday October 14th at the NYCC ‘11 DC Animated panel.
Justice League: Doom is the last DCU Animated movie to be written by the late, great Dwayne McDuffie who passed away earlier this year. The animated film is based on Mark Waid’s Tower of Babel storyline from the pages of JLA. The original villain in the story, R’as al Ghul, is replaced with the immortal Vandal Savage and his Legion of Doom.
Cyborg is a member of the Justice League and the plot revolves around Batman’s contingency plans for taking down each member of the JL “in case they go bad.” Of course those plans fall into the wrong hands – The Legion of Doom – who is comprised of Vandal Savage, Bane, the Royal Flush Gang, Star Sapphire, Mirror Master, and others.