All Entries Tagged With: "comic book therapy"
An interview with the folks from MMPR Fan Film
With all of the news we’ve had coming out about Power Rangers MegaForce cameos, to how amazing these folks fan trailer was I decided to step out and interview the folks behind that amazing fan trailer. Down below is some pretty awesome info on what they’re doing beyond that fan trailer, and what we can [...]
75 Years of Superman
In celebration of the 75th anniversary of Superman, Warner Bros. Entertainment and DC Entertainment have revealed plans befitting one of the most popular and enduring Super Heroes of all time. To honor Superman—the world’s first Super Hero—for reaching such an incredible milestone, the companies are kicking off a year of celebration including a new commemorative [...]
TEN GRAND #1 GETS SECOND PRINTING
New Joe’s Comics title from Image sells out The flagship issue of the new Joe’s Comics line, TEN GRAND #1 by J. Michael Straczynski and Ben Templesmith, sold out the same week as its release, Image Comics has announced that it will go back to press for a second printing that will be in stores [...]
House of Gold and Bones #1 Review
“Trapped in an alternate reality, the Human must make his way to the House of Gold & Bones as he is chased by a crazed mob, and taunted by mysterious ally, Allen. What the Human discovers on his journey will either be his salvation . . . or his destruction.” Inspired by his album of [...]
Sonic Prize Doctor Who Giveaway!
Hey folks Mike here with another fantastic giveaway from our friends at Random House! This time we are celebrating the release of three Doctor Who novels with a giveaway of them! Plague of the Cybermen by Justic Richards, Shroud of Sorrow by Tommy Donbavand, and the Dalek Generation by Nicholas Briggs, along with a classic [...]
Superman Unbound: Roundtable Interview with Matt Bomer
I had the great pleasure of being in a round table interview at WonderCon with Matt Bomer, the voice of Superman and Clark Kent in Superman Unbound, this past weekend. Now as I simply went through the Q&A with Molly Quinn (voice of Supergirl and one of the stars of Castle) for my last article [...]
WonderCon 2013 Roundtable Interview With Molly Quinn
I was given the great opportunity to do a roundtable interview with a few of the stars of DC Entertainments new animated feature Superman Unbound.
Review: YOU by Austin Grossman
As not only a fan of comics, but a fan of literature I more often than not find myself crossing paths with books that are not only a great read with an awesome story, but the author behind said book is one of my favorite authors. I always try to step away from my fandom [...]
Geoff John Ends Long Time Green Lantern Run
As the title states one of DC Comics top writers and Chief Creative Officer is stepping away from Green Lantern a title he revitalized in October 2004 with the first issue of Green Lantern: Rebirth bringing back fan favorite and long deceased Green Lantern Hal Jordan. Giving new life and new meaning to the [...]
Indie Spotlight: Yumi Sakugawa
Welcome to Indie Spotlight! The independent scene is filled with many writers and artists alike and we here at Comic Book Therapy wanted to explore and reach reach out to these talented people to have the opportunity to learn about their works. For our first edition we present to you Yumi Sakugawa! I am [...]
Not So Santa Mikes 12 Days of Christmas: Day 7
Alright folks we are at Day 12 of Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas, and I’m looking at all the great nerd and geek toys out there and have had a difficult time deciding on this one, but I feel this is a genre that a lot of nerds love, but are secretly [...]
Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas: Days 4,5 & 6
It was an unfortunate weekend where I was busy, and wound up having computer issues, but fear not I have returned! And even though I missed the weekend I will make up for it today with what I have in store for you! So for days 4-6 I have one amazing gift that should last [...]
Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas: Day 3
Hey folks and welcome to Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas: Day 3! I’m Mike and I’ll be your Not So Santa fella for the remainder of this article. So now I pose to you this question, are you a businessman? Are you a nerd? Do you want to look professional and yet [...]
Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas: Day 2
HO HO HO!!!! Sorry I had some cookie caught in my throat, hello and welcome to day 2 of Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas! Today I have brought you a most spectacular gift idea for that very special nerd in your life. Do you like the Avengers? Captain America? Even Hawkeye in [...]
Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas: Day 1
Hey folks and welcome to Not So Santa Mike’s 12 Days of Christmas! When putting this column together I took a look at a lot of different Christmas columns and they were all about one thing or another, and I though what I wanted to do this year. It was difficult task but I think [...]
REVIEW! Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland Hardcover
I just received, and in the same day finished reading, one of Bill Willinghams newest Fable stories, an off shoot if you will. Before I delve into the delight I took in reading this story, much as I do with every Fables book, I must say I was extremely happy to see my personal favorite [...]
The Walking Dead: Assault iOS Game Debuts Nov. 30
You wanted more Walking Dead stuff? Well you got it! New game based on Robert Kirkman’s Eisner Award-winning comic book series Skybound and Skybound Asia, in collaboration with UK-mobile game developer, Gamagio, announce the release of a new game for Apple-brand mobile devices based on Robert Kirkman’s record-breaking comic book series and bestselling graphic novels, The [...]
Adventures at Long Beach Comic and Horror Con 2012!
On November 3rd I went down with a few friends and my camera man to Long Beach to take in Long Beach Comic and Horror Con. It was a good time had by all in my group, and with the amount of costumes, comic book folks, toys, cos players, roller derby girls and even a [...]
The Hardcore Review: Thor Unkillable Thunder Christ
This past weekend, at the fifth annual Tucson Comic-Con, I got to be in a panel, speaking about journalism, blogging and writing about all things pop culture. I also managed to sell a few comics. And as usual, I got to sneak out from my booth to pick up some comics to bring to you, [...]
CBT Exclusive: Knightingail At Tucson Comic Con
Wayne Gardiner, creator/writer of the Knightingail comic book, will debut 3 new posters at Tucson Comic Con 2012. All three pictures feature the official and real Knightingail who made her first appearance in September of this year. The posters feature her in both her Knightingail and Eloa outfits which she has previously worn at conventions. [...]
Comic Book Therapy Exclusive: Dark Horse February Covers!
The awesome guys at Dark Horse comics sent us the following covers. These solicits hit on Monday, November 5th, but you can take a peek at them now. Check them out! GHOST #4 Kelly Sue DeConnick (W) and Phil Noto (A/C/Cover) On sale Feb 6 FC, 32 pages $2.99 Miniseries The champagne is poured and [...]
Amazing Spider-Man Release November 9th!
Excuse me while I use the much cliched’ saying “The Amazing Spider-Man swings into stores” November 9th on Bluray, DVD, Digital, and with the plethora of box sets and single discs to choose from you definitely won’t be disappointed. And with these new second screen apps The Amazing Spider-Man will definitely be even more enjoyable [...]
Dark Country Graphic Novel Review
Dark Country is a film that starred Thomas Jane as well as featured Jane’s directorial debut that has been made into a graphic novel with art by Thomas Ott through RAW studios founded by Thomas Jane and Eisner award nominated illustrator and production designer Tim Bradstreet. Reading through the graphic novel I was immediately taken [...]
Review: Multiple Warheads
Not gaining a full comprehension of the world that is “Multiple Warheads” is one of Graham’s most charming characteristics within his writings. Frame after frame I was questioning the contents of what was occurring in the world. Once I finally let go of all predetermined notions of normalcy in modern fiction I was able to [...]
SPOILERS: The Walking Dead Episode 303 “Walk With Me” Recap And Sneak Peek At 304 “Killer Within”
Finally we got to see the Governor in action, and it didn’t disappoint. This episode “Walk With Me”, was only focused on Andrea, Michonne, Merle and The Governor. We got to take a look inside of Woodbury, and we got to witness how things run in there. We also got to see how charming the [...]
