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    On Broadway, Spider-Man to fight a crazed Nazi made of angry bees

    Villains revealed for Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark stage show - Coventry Telegraph - The Geek Files

    Road trip to NYC anyone? I have waited my entire life to see in person a nazi made of bees fight Spider-Man.

    Director Julie Taymor recently said Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark was not really a musical and that audiences wouldn't see the webspinning hero sing and dance in tights. She described it as more of a "circus rock'n'roll drama."

    . . .

    Spider-Man clashes with a big line-up of classic comic book villains - Green Goblin, Carnage, Electro, Rhino, Swarm (pictured) and Lizard - plus a new baddie called Swiss Miss who, like a Swiss army penknife, has an array of blades and corkscrews.

    Reeve Carney - the main contender for the lead role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man - sang one of the songs from the show, a haunting ballad called Rise Above, said the newspaper.

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 01:09 PM |

    FreakAngels | Episode 0050

    FreakAngels | Episode 0050 fa0050.JPG FREAKANGELS is a free, weekly, ongoing comic written by Warren Ellis and illustrated by Paul Duffield.

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Alan at 12:13 AM |

    March 27, 2009

    Super Mega Comics

    Super Mega
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    SUPER MEGA was started February 2004. Everything on this site is made by me, Brett Brimmer- AKA "Johnny Smash". I'm 21 years old and in college. I live in Tucson, Arizona.

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Alan at 12:38 AM |

    March 26, 2009

    Infinite Monkey comics is making my day

    Infinite Monkey Comics - Updated Weekly, Daily or Right Now (Basically Whenever You Want Us To)

    This site uses keywords you choose to pull images from Flickr and words from Twitter to make randomly generated comics. For the comic below I chose "Mojo" and "jerk" and look what popped out.

    Also:

    Continue reading "Infinite Monkey comics is making my day" »

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 02:03 PM |

    March 25, 2009

    Alan Moore narrates the birth of Rorschach

    The birth of Rorschach, as narrated by Alan Moore

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 04:13 PM |

    Broken Picture Telephone

    BrokenPictureTelephone.com - The Game of Miscommunication - Home

    This is completely awesome. It's like a game of Pictionary and a game of Telephone got really drunk and had ugly babies.

    The first person to draw a picture of that and email it to us here at the Newswire gets a Poormojo sticker of our choosing.

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 02:27 AM |

    March 24, 2009

    The New Math is pretty fun

    RAISIN - NEW MATH by Craig Damrauer

    Way more at the link.

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 02:20 PM |

    A comic biography of Flannery O'Connor

    stereotypist: hey i read the new biography of flannery

    It's big. After the jump.

    Continue reading "A comic biography of Flannery O'Connor" »

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 01:16 PM |

    March M.O.D.O.K. Madness!

    MARCH MODOK MADNESS.

    Have you ever wanted to read a blog that was nothing but different artists drawing M.O.D.O.K.? Well of course you have. And the Newswire is here to help.

    M.O.D.O.K., for those of you who don't know, is the Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing. Can he make pasta? No! He can only kill. Can M.O.D.O.K. fix your server? No! He is designed *only* for killing. Can he help your paramilitary science force take out Captain America? Yes. Yes he can.

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 12:32 PM |

    March 21, 2009

    FreakAngels | Episode 0049

    FreakAngels | Episode 0049 fa 0049.JPG FREAKANGELS is a free, weekly, ongoing comic written by Warren Ellis and illustrated by Paul Duffield.

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Alan at 01:06 AM |

    March 16, 2009

    Comics companies plan marketing boosts as Marvel asks $4 an issue

    Holy recession, Batman! Comics biz takes pounding | Freep.com | Detroit Free Press
    One reason for concern is the rising price of comic books. The average price of a comic book is $2.99. But Marvel Comics, the publishing company behind such costumed comic characters as Spider-Man, the X-Men and Iron Man, plans to raise the price of six of its monthly titles to $3.99, a 33% increase. "There's a lot of grumbling about it," John Krier of Krier's Comics in Modesto said about the price hike. Frier said $3.99 is bad enough, but there are $4.99 and $5.99 books, too. The $5.99 ones actually aren't so bad, he said, because they have roughly double the content, but the $4.99 ones often don't have much extra. The most popular titles, like "New Avengers," continue to sell well, he said, but customers are cutting back on other titles they buy. No such price increases have been announced at DC Comics for its main line of comic books, such as those featuring Superman, Batman or Wonder Woman. Company's comics stimulus plan Top Cow Productions, the comic-book company that produces such titles as "Witchblade" and "The Darkness," has a plan it hopes will lure comic-book readers to its titles. The company plans to give away thousands of comic books for free throughout the year at participating retailers in the United States and Canada. Each month, 25 stores in both countries will get 200 free comics.
    My local comic book store owner agrees that if Diamond -- the exclusive distributor of the vast majority of comics -- gets shaky or even dies, that'll be it for a good chunk of the industry.

    Posted in (K)apital, Labor, (K)ommerce and Economic(k)s - (K)omix. Posted by Alan at 01:41 PM |

    March 14, 2009

    Robot Lincoln can't pretend anymore

    Robot Lincoln -- Here Comes Madness

    Posted in (K)omix. Posted by Mojo at 03:52 PM |

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