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September 15, 1994
Life in Black & White
Houston's Terry Moore draws a comic success
Film
March 5, 2009
Dr. Manhattan, Meet Dr. Hollywood
Whew! Tinseltown's go-to graphic-novel guy didn't ruin Watchmen. But he doesn't get it either.
Culture
December 13, 2001
Dark Victory
15 years later, Frank Miller once more dons Batman's cape and cowl
Culture
February 20, 2003
Natural Disaster
Was Terry Gilliam the man who killed Don Quixote?
Home Entertainment
August 3, 2006
Shut Up, Already
Was Terry Gilliam the man who killed Don Quixote?
Film
March 16, 2006
See Also: Vexing
V for Vendetta delivers less, not Moore
Film
November 4, 2004
Super, Ordinary
These heroes may be Incredibles, but they're also normal
Film
May 29, 2003
Think Different
Could it be that this year's crop of summer movies requires a brain cell or two?
Culture
February 13, 2003
The Bleeding Edge
A decade ago, Vertigo started a revolution by making comics for adults
Film
January 23, 2003
Year of the Woman
The big-screen dames of cinema 2003 will keep you watching
Culture
May 30, 2002
Dr. Strange
Grant Morrison's the best writer in comics--and maybe the oddest
Film
October 18, 2001
Blood Brothers
Albert and Allen Hughes deliver a sensuous but grisly message From Hell.
Culture
October 4, 2001
The Brave & the Bold
On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.
Culture
March 1, 2001
Treat Him Write
Sam Hamm writes great scripts. So why do they rarely get made?
Film
August 12, 2010
Precious Little Life
Scott Pilgrim and Michael Cera get soul.
Blogs
March 31, 2011
Gothic Council Debates Possible Sandman TV Series
Now that we've finally seen something as difficult as Alan Moore's Watchmen turned into a decent, if not groundbreaking, film, the question on many comic fans' minds is whether or not the long-awaited adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Sandman may finally happen. The past month has been a slew of c ... More >>
Blogs
May 23, 2011
The Four Best Books with Corresponding Soundtracks
It goes without saying when you're talking to a music journalist, but music can be the greatest inspiration for a writer. Even if you're not writing about the music itself, it can still be an indispensible catalyst for the written word. More and more in modern literature, the afterwards featu ... More >>
Blogs
June 2, 2011
Four Comic-Book Characters Inspired By Musicians
Rocks off just can't seem to get comic books out of our blood. Between being fully immersed in Comicpalooza last weekend and trying to point out to Broadway how many other comic characters would make better and safer musicals than Spider-Man, we've regressed to being 15 with ink-stained figur ... More >>
Blogs
July 13, 2011
Before Harry Potter, There Was Dr. John Dee...
History is full of mysterious magicians. The modern world gives us Anton LaVey, Gerald Gardner and Aleister Crowley. In the ancient world you had Edward Kelley, Nicolas Flamel, and the Count of St. Germain. Of all those illustrious names, however, the name of Dr. John Dee stands out from the ... More >>
Blogs
October 5, 2011
Top 007 James Bond Musical Title Sequences
59 years ago today, United Artists released Dr. No, the first film adaptation of Ian Feming's James Bond novels. There have since been 21 more movies with another one on the way, and the series is the second-highest grossing film series ever after Harry Potter. One of the things that contin ... More >>