Tag: Neil Gaiman
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New Humble Book Bundle Digs Up Neil Gaiman Rarities
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in Comic NewsThe folks at Humble Bundle continue to serve comic readers well with their latest offering, The Humble Book Bundle Neil Gaiman Rarities.
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Jim Starlin’s ‘Mindgames’ Available for Pre-Order
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in Comic NewsMindgames, the illustrated novel from comic book legend Jim Starlin, will be available from the May 1st, from Amazon.com, Amazon EU and at 215ink.com.
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The Humble eBook Bundle is Out Now
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in Comic NewsThe Humble Bundles have been a great opportunity to try out a range of indie games at a low price while also supporting a good cause to whatever extent one feels appropriate, but the latest collection from those modest folk over at www.humblebundle.com is a somewhat less interactive offering.
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Hokusai: Demons Available Now
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Press Release: The new collection of dream stories by critically acclaimed comics creator Al Davison has a distinctly Japanese flavor. All the stories have the common thread of featuring ‘Kitsune’ or ‘Fox Mothers’ somewhere. These shape-shifting, mischievous creatures of Japanese folk-lore appear to be, sometimes overtly, sometimes secretly, influencing the characters actions, and by extension,…
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Action Comics #894 Review
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$3.99, DC Story: Paul Cornell Art: Pete Woods Colours: Brad Anderson Yup, it’s part 5 of ‘The Black Ring’, which shall forever more be referred to as ‘that issue of Superman with Death in it’. I’m not quite sure why it’s so jarring to see Neil Gaiman’s Goth-girl incarnation of Death chatting with Lex Luthor.…
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Coraline Film Review
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If one were to derive anything about children purely by watching the entertainment Hollywood provides them, they’d likely come to two conclusions. Firstly, that kids ain’t too bright, secondly; they’re fragile little creatures that are easily scared. Roald Dahl always knew different, and was well aware how sadistic the crafty tykes could be, which is…
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Batman: Detective Comics #853 Review
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Story: Neil Gaiman Art: Andy Kubert Inks: Scott Williams Colours: Alex Sinclair Trust Neil Gaiman to write a story like ‘Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?’ Whereas Gaiman’s most recent mainstream superhero work such as 1602 and Eternals has been pretty conventional business, this tale was far closer to his more ambiguous work from Vertigo.…
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Coraline Movie Trailer
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in Movie NewsThe official full length trailer from the Neil Gaiman children’s novel (also adapted into a graphic novel by P. Craig Russell) has been doing the rounds for the past few days. Directed by Henry Selick, who was responsible for The Nightmare Before Christmas – which was based on a picture book by Tim Burton, but…