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18 April 13
Happy 75th birthdays to Superman and Lois Lane! 
Panel from Action Comics #1 (1938) by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

Happy 75th birthdays to Superman and Lois Lane!

Panel from Action Comics #1 (1938) by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

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11 December 12

Second trailer for Man of Steel —the new Superman feature film starring Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Laurence Fishburne, Kevin Costner, Diane Lane, and Russell Crowe as Jor-El. Directed by Zack Snyder and produced by Christopher Nolan.

In theaters June 14, 2013

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13 June 12
captaincook:

Smallville DVDs & blu-rays, among other disc sets (Taken with Instagram)

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Smallville DVDs & blu-rays, among other disc sets (Taken with Instagram)

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25 May 12
duss005:

waiting for paint to dry.

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waiting for paint to dry.

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13 May 12
dcwomenkickingass:

yasminliang:

Trinity Mothers

Happy Mother’s Day!
If you have a mother (or someone who is like a mother to you) who loves you and you love them, wish them a great day!

dcwomenkickingass:

yasminliang:

Trinity Mothers

Happy Mother’s Day!

If you have a mother (or someone who is like a mother to you) who loves you and you love them, wish them a great day!

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23 March 12
anchordivision:

Illustrator John Woo’s playful He Wears It series embraces the forces of fashion, putting the Star Wars cast in contemporary brands. The illustration series pairs characters with Woo’s favorite brands, carefully selected to match the look and personality of the different characters. He says the hardest to design for was Jar Jar: “I had to totally change his image and still had to match his face and body.” If you are more of a Star Wars nerd than a fashion nerd, it’s a mini-education to look up each of the brands that Woo picked.

Check out my previous post on other illustrations.

anchordivision:

Illustrator John Woo’s playful He Wears It series embraces the forces of fashion, putting the Star Wars cast in contemporary brands. The illustration series pairs characters with Woo’s favorite brands, carefully selected to match the look and personality of the different characters. He says the hardest to design for was Jar Jar: “I had to totally change his image and still had to match his face and body.” If you are more of a Star Wars nerd than a fashion nerd, it’s a mini-education to look up each of the brands that Woo picked.


Check out my previous post on other illustrations.

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2 March 12
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9 February 12
Smallville Season 11 digital comic book to launch in April, will see print release in May from DC Comics 

Smallville Fans Rejoice! New Comic Book Series, SMALLVILLE SEASON 11, to Pick Up Where Show Left Off Fans of the smash-hit TV series Smallville haven’t had much to  cheer about since the show ended its critically acclaimed 10-year run on  The CW last May.  That’s all going to change with the upcoming new  comic book series from DC Entertainment: SMALLVILLE SEASON 11.  Written  by former Smallville show scribe Bryan Q. Miller, the new  digital first series will be published digitally on April 13, 2012, with  new digital chapters released weekly thereafter.  Additionally, the  online chapters will be offered in a print periodical, along with an  episode guide to the hit television series, with the first print issue  released on May 16.
The new comic book series picks-up where the show left off (with  Clark officially now as Superman!) and features other fan-favorite  characters including Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Chloe Sullivan-Queen,  Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and General Lane.  The book features an all-star  creative team – in addition to Miller, SMALLVILLE SEASON 11 creators  include print cover artist Gary Frank (SUPERMAN SECRET ORIGIN), digital  cover artist Cat Staggs and interiors by Pere Perez (BATGIRL).
“Six months after Clark Kent donned the cape and took to the skies to  save Earth from Apokolips… enter Season 11!” enthuses Miller.  “New  allies abound!  New enemies afoot!  And old friends return where they’re  least expected!  Pere and colorist Chris Beckett have done a fantastic  job of capturing the look of the show and the players, and Gary and Cat  are knocking it out of the park on covers. I couldn’t be more excited to  help give seasoned viewers and new readers an all-access pass to  Clark’s first year in the cape.”

Smallville was a TV series I had an awful love/hate relationship with. Whenever I watch past episodes I question myself; am I really watching this? Each episode in-itself is an experience that unleashes emotion; the stories are often sillier than any super hero comic book on the racks, and the characters are inconsistent with their attitudes & will arbitrarily change if the current episode’s story demands it. If you enjoy clever series TV, it’s truly a frustrating watch.
Bryan Q. Miller wrote episodes of Smallville that were very good while the rest of the series was lackluster. Given the series was a mess the last few years, I commend Miller for writing the best possible scripts considering he was working convoluted storylines and often dimwitted characters the series had established possibly since the beginning. Miller also is responsible for one of the real superhero comic highlights of recent memory: as the writer for the Batgirl comic title starring Stephanie Brown, aka Robin IV aka Spoiler. Pere Perez also drew the final adventures of Steph as Batgirl with Miller, and although I am excited to see this awesome creative team back together, I do wish it was on a real Superman comic book rather than it’s Earth-CW counterpart (by the way DC, where’s the Gossip Girl comic?!)
Smallville is my mistress and I am her mark; whenever she beckons I go to her, knowing well that I won’t have much to gain. Just when I thought I could kick the habit this past year, she returns. This is going to be interesting.

Smallville Season 11 digital comic book to launch in April, will see print release in May from DC Comics

Smallville Fans Rejoice! New Comic Book Series, SMALLVILLE SEASON 11, to Pick Up Where Show Left Off

Fans of the smash-hit TV series Smallville haven’t had much to cheer about since the show ended its critically acclaimed 10-year run on The CW last May.  That’s all going to change with the upcoming new comic book series from DC Entertainment: SMALLVILLE SEASON 11.  Written by former Smallville show scribe Bryan Q. Miller, the new digital first series will be published digitally on April 13, 2012, with new digital chapters released weekly thereafter.  Additionally, the online chapters will be offered in a print periodical, along with an episode guide to the hit television series, with the first print issue released on May 16.

The new comic book series picks-up where the show left off (with Clark officially now as Superman!) and features other fan-favorite characters including Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Chloe Sullivan-Queen, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, and General Lane.  The book features an all-star creative team – in addition to Miller, SMALLVILLE SEASON 11 creators include print cover artist Gary Frank (SUPERMAN SECRET ORIGIN), digital cover artist Cat Staggs and interiors by Pere Perez (BATGIRL).

“Six months after Clark Kent donned the cape and took to the skies to save Earth from Apokolips… enter Season 11!” enthuses Miller.  “New allies abound!  New enemies afoot!  And old friends return where they’re least expected!  Pere and colorist Chris Beckett have done a fantastic job of capturing the look of the show and the players, and Gary and Cat are knocking it out of the park on covers. I couldn’t be more excited to help give seasoned viewers and new readers an all-access pass to Clark’s first year in the cape.”

Smallville was a TV series I had an awful love/hate relationship with. Whenever I watch past episodes I question myself; am I really watching this? Each episode in-itself is an experience that unleashes emotion; the stories are often sillier than any super hero comic book on the racks, and the characters are inconsistent with their attitudes & will arbitrarily change if the current episode’s story demands it. If you enjoy clever series TV, it’s truly a frustrating watch.

Bryan Q. Miller wrote episodes of Smallville that were very good while the rest of the series was lackluster. Given the series was a mess the last few years, I commend Miller for writing the best possible scripts considering he was working convoluted storylines and often dimwitted characters the series had established possibly since the beginning. Miller also is responsible for one of the real superhero comic highlights of recent memory: as the writer for the Batgirl comic title starring Stephanie Brown, aka Robin IV aka Spoiler. Pere Perez also drew the final adventures of Steph as Batgirl with Miller, and although I am excited to see this awesome creative team back together, I do wish it was on a real Superman comic book rather than it’s Earth-CW counterpart (by the way DC, where’s the Gossip Girl comic?!)

Smallville is my mistress and I am her mark; whenever she beckons I go to her, knowing well that I won’t have much to gain. Just when I thought I could kick the habit this past year, she returns. This is going to be interesting.

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23 January 12
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4 December 11
hoarr:

Austin Books and Comics has some of the best bathroom artwork I’ve ever seen!  It’s a shame some douche tried to wipe out Robin though.

Another way to appreciate the art of Dean Trippe! I give this post an honorary flush! ;)

hoarr:

Austin Books and Comics has some of the best bathroom artwork I’ve ever seen!  It’s a shame some douche tried to wipe out Robin though.

Another way to appreciate the art of Dean Trippe! I give this post an honorary flush! ;)

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