NASHVILLE, TN – Not to be outdone by the WWE, which recently announced the birth of WWE Comics, rival promotion TNA issued a press release today announcing the launch of a new comic book series published in conjunction with DC Comics, entitled TNA BLACKEST NIGHT.
The book will be released in the [...]

Hey, Joe: one of your writers bullied a Nexus editor into altering the content of a review he didn’t like. If you wanna apologize for THAT, we’re waiting…

It’s a New Year, and we are ready for more of I’M JUST SAYIN’! Time to do this thing for Twenty-Ten!

While everyone else around the internet is compiling and debating ‘Best of’ lists, I wanted to take a few moments to look at some of the mysteries of 2009 – the books that never arrived!
To my knowledge, none of the following books were cancelled by Diamond Distributors – they just never showed up on the [...]

A light reading Wednesday this week, as our artists are deep in holiday hullabalooza. Pedro Hernandez’s ‘Company Man’ is still here on his regular date with all his fans and a very panel-heavy weekly showing to keep you entertained! Pilgrim Blade who?
If you are checking out our feature for the first time, you can read [...]

A finale that was hardly a finale, Daredevil gets ready to do something stupid and Clone Saga #3. That’s in this edition of I’M JUST SAYIN’ – where the #1 Rule is RESPECT THE COMICS!

Join Brick and Tiger as they review 5 choices on their trip around town. Also there is an interview with Fables creator Bill Willingham and a preview of David Mack’s exhibit at the Salt Lake City Public Library.

Sofe 5 reviews a Buffy the Vampire maquette. Mike Allred tells us his top five albums and Tiger tell his top5 five comics he’s been reading. Also check out footage from Brick and Tiger vs. Dracula.

Iron Fists, Armed Monkeys, Multi-armed ping pong and the 800-Number of Fate RETURNS – all here in this, the 75th edition of I’M JUST SAYIN’. C’mon in and get with this!

Happy Halloween from the Nexus and our talented moviemakers Tiger and Brick in their first sitcom length movie! During the Halloween season Brick and Tiger face off against the greatest vampire of all: Dracula.

Hey everybody – we’re back with another edition of I’M JUST SAYIN’, and to open, I’d like to make the following plea to Marvel Comics: either stop giving Greg Land work or make him draw.

NEWSARAMA.com has been reporting on the upcoming SIEGE event quite a bit – how funny would it be to find out that everything since AVENGERS #500 has been nothing but a massive stall so that Bendis could learn how to write a superhero story?

These days one can log in any comic book discussion board and all they’d see is whining. Whining from comic book fans about each and every comic book. Granted, things are tough nowadays and the quality of our favorite entertainment medium can get very poor. But we need to stop complaining! Things could be abysmally worse. To prove my point, here are some examples of comics we wouldn’t want to see upon this world… or would we…?

It is a draw off between Gabe and Andre´, the judge Richard Starkings from Elephantmen. See Trevor’s heart get broken and Tiger reviews The Lone and Level Sands and interviews the writer.

I wonder if that’s how each Editor in Chief at Marvel winds up with the job, or is that just wishful thinking for some of our more…PASSIONATE fans out there? Mr. Q – I’m lookin’ in your direction, buddy…

We’re back with our latest edition of I’M JUST SAYIN’ – got some more comic talk for ya and the latest CHI-TOWN SHOUT OUT, right here!

I don’t doubt for a second that when he wrote that sequence, Grant Morrison was more than happy to let you the reader plug in whatever you think the “sexy disco hot” music was that the Professor clicked on during his twisted little display. I couldn’t help but imagine Lady Gaga when I read that scene myself, and that’s mainly because for me, there’s no avoiding her. We’re only allowed to listen to Top 40 Pop stations at work, so yeah…that’s me tied to that chair with a growing ball of molten violence brewing in my gut. And if you don’t think it’s that big of a deal, being forced to listen to a Lady Gaga track every twenty minutes, consider this: five days out of the week, my ears itch and it burns when I hear.

I have to say – considering the only thing that’s supposed to have changed since NO GOOD REASON came about, is that a single marriage was lifted out of history like a stain from a laundry detergent commerical – it’s interesting to me that any such explanations are even necessary. Ah well – in any case, maybe I can at least give credit to the Brain Trust where it’s due, for FINALLY presenting us with a scenario that necessitates a single Peter Parker, even if it took roughly eighteen months to do so. Because after all, what man gets so discombobulated at the sight of HIS OWN WIFE, that he then proceeds to get completely hammered and sleep with his roommate? Not only do I have the answer to that question, but I use the word “kerfuffle” for the first time in my life. Come get your click on!

I mean, doesn’t anybody realize just how big of a reason this is, as to the question of why comics have been able to hang with radio, TV, movies and video games through the decades? My point is this, comic book heads: you may not be able to afford an X-Box. You may not be able to afford a car. You may not even be able to afford a night at the movies. Even in 2009, cable television might be a luxury. But you should ALWAYS be able to afford a comic book, and you should ALWAYS be able to afford AS MANY COMIC BOOKS AS YOU WANT!

…or is it just me?

Here is today’s entries in the A-Z of Awesomeness, a month-long project in which I draw a picture of whatever random nonsense people on the internet tell me to for each letter of the alphabet.