In this corner we have a Superhero and in the other corner we have some super baddie (and sometimes a not so baddie) looking to take over the universe.
Check out Comic Book Resource’s top 25 Comic battles, but first think about the ones you think should be there and see if they match up.
If that’s [...]
You know it’s a "Brand New Day" when you can follow the various writers, artists and even interns at Marvel Comics on Twitter.
Find out when they go to lunch, how their breakfast is sitting and how they spend their work time goofing off.
Read the whole article here.
Remember the Batman Family. This was back in the day when you had revolving stories all around the characters of Batman or Superman. Check out this link with some great covers from that era of book-dome.
http://www.coverbrowser.com/covers/batman-family
The top 50 WTF moments in comics, from the good, the bad, and the simply weird and … comic books have a long history of turning convention on its ear.
http://www.ugo.com/comics/wtf-moments-in-comics/
Comic books and graphic novels combine two things every designer aspires to meld: real meaning and pure, unadulterated eye candy. Here they introduce 20 of the best ever tutorials on using Photoshop to create stunning comic-book style art.
http://psdtuts.com/web/20-insane-comic-book-style-photoshop-effects/
Superhero inspired costumes are cool. Check out this “spider woman” costume. Or I would call it “hot half naked chick with spider webs on her short top”.
Direct Photo link on Flickr.
This was one awesome costume.
Check out the whole flickr photo at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/russell_reno/232249567/
This was a cool collage of Superman’s "S" symbol.
Did you know that Superman is one of the most recognized figures all around the world.
Truth, justice and the American Way.
Sometimes the thing that makes the costume is the hair.
I’ve seen the Marvel Phoenix character on girls with decent bodies, but it’s really the rich hair that makes the charector.
Check out this one on Flickr and see for yourself. Gotta love the hair and eyes.
The Watchmen is a twelve-issue comic book limited series created by writer Alan Moore, artist Dave Gibbons that was released in 1987.
Check out the official site (www.watchmenmovie.warnerbros.com/) and see a really cool trailer. The new movie comes out on March 6th.
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