Category: Comic Books

Been catching up on all the NYCC news and with traveling but this new film and comic book project has caught my attention to keep an eye on in the near future.
Continue reading “Female-led "Girl With No Name" Film and Comic Book Project Announced”

Anthony from www.comicsheatingup.net, with Poyo on camera, present this week’s New Comic Spec Review video for 10/10/18. Barring the noise from the cosplay event held right next door to the press booth, as well as a wondering guy Facebook Live-ing himself right into the video, it went off pretty well. Check it out below:
Continue reading “New Comic Spec Review Video for October 10, 2018 NYCC Edition”

Final Order Cut-Off is the last day that shops can guarantee their orders for comics. After Final Order Cut-Off, or FOC, these books will only be available to retailers on Advance Reorder. And that is not guaranteed. So here are the highlights for Monday, 10/8/18’s FOC list. Continue reading “Final Order Cut-Off Highlights for 10/8/18”

Very few Indie publishers have had the explosive success that Scout Comics has enjoyed in 2018. With breakout hits like STABBITY BUNNY, LONG LOST, and THE MALL, Scout has raised the bar for the standards and expectations of comic book and multimedia industries. With this unprecedented growth, SCOUT COMICS is proud to announce the unveiling of the revolutionary new SCOUT COMICS & ENTERTAINMENT, INC. The new structuring of Scout’s corporate landscape will include Brendan Deneen (CEO) and Tennessee Edwards (CCO), along with new additions James Pruett (COO & Publisher) and James Haick (President). Continue reading “Scout Comics Announce New Name and Corporate Structure”

Rick Remender’s comic book turned TV show gets a release date and new trailer.
Continue reading “SYFY’S ‘DEADLY CLASS’ REVEALS SERIES PREMIERE DATE AND NEW PROMO AT NEW YORK COMIC CON”

Marvel Entertainment announced today at New York Comic Con, a new animated LEGO special titled LEGO Marvel Spider-Man: Vexed by Venom, slated to premiere later next year.
The voice cast includes: Robbie Daymond (“Marvel’s Spider-Man”) as Spider-Man/Peter Parker, Ben Pronsky (“Aldnoah.Zero”) as Venom, Josh Keaton (“Voltron”) as Green Goblin, Laura Bailey (“Marvel’s Avengers Assemble”) as Gwen Stacy/Ghost-Spider, and Tara Strong (“My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic”) as Mary Jane. Continue reading “NEW ANIMATED LEGO® SPIDER-MAN SPECIAL COMING NEXT YEAR”

Check out some of the amazing cosplayers from NYCC 2018:
Continue reading “NYCC Cosplay Highlights”

Anthony from www.comicsheatingup.net shares his highlights. Fun time. The most money was to be made n Saturday for me, but more on that later. Here is the first two days.  Continue reading “New York Comic Con Day One and Two Highlights”

Crazy day overall at the con, more on that later. But DC dropped a new , extended Aquaman Trailer today. Check it out and let us know what you think. Continue reading “New Aquaman Trailer drops at NYCC”

Covrprice.com launched recently and has quickly become a go to spot for watching eBay trends on comics. They scour thousands of sales to cultivate data to spotlight the hottest selling comics. Here is this week’s Top Ten Comics: Continue reading “CovrPrice.com Top Ten Selling Comics for Week of 10/5/18”

Asgardians of the Galaxy #1 is outing stores tomorrow. It features the sad ending of a stoic hero. Continue reading “Quick Spoilers: Asgardians of the Galaxy #2 Death of a Hero?”

Death of Inhumans #4 is out this week. We get the answer to the Question, Who Is Vox? Place your guesses in the comment section before reading Continue reading “Spoilers: Death of Inhumans #4”

I loved the original Shatterstar design since I first saw him in New Mutants #99. I thought he looked cool. The dual swords. Well, Shatterstar #1 features what could be seen as a female Shatterstar, at least a white suited, dual blade wielding, female combatant from Mojoworld. Continue reading “Quick Spoiler: Shatterstar #1 First Appearance of New Mojoworld Combatant”

Batman #56 Foil is out in stores tomorrow. I had a chance to look through about 100 copies in stores tonight looking for a 9.8 or better, I mean after al, the foil covers will be thicker right? I figured I would grade one at NYCC. Continue reading “The Woeful Tale of Batman #56 Foil Cover”

What up CHU? Mel. V back with more variants for you. Baltimore Comic Con is over, I am tired, and New York is a week away. Shout out to everyone who came up and talked to me at the con. You all made me feel like a celebrity. It never gets old having people come up and say hi and appreciate what we do. Anyway, here is what I am feeling this week. It is a big week. Continue reading “Mel V's Variant Picks for October 3rd, 2018”

Each week hundreds of new comics hit the stands, each with potential. Some live up to that potential. We pick the ones we think have the best shot at heating up. Here are our picks of the week for delivery October 3, 2018: Continue reading “Comic Picks of the Week for Delivery 10/3/18”

We posted earlier today about The Mall being optioned by Ivan Reitman. Scout has just released the official press release which will make its rounds to all the news outlets (hopefully you got in before all the others try to grab copies.) One thing of note is validation to a story we previously ran mentioning The Rift being optioned. Continue reading “The Mall Option Press Release Confirms Rift Option”

Ivan Reitman’s Monceito Picture Company has optioned James Haick’s The Mall for a media deal.
Continue reading “Scout Comics The Mall Optioned By Ivan Reitman”

Critically acclaimed Image Comics’ horror series Ice Cream Man by writer W. Maxwell Prince and artist Martin Morazzo has been optioned for television by Universal Cable Productions. Continue reading “Ice Cream Man Optioned by Universal/Syfy”

Scout Comics and Entertainment, Inc. is proud to announce that its critically-acclaimed horror/thriller series by writer Matthew Erman and artist Lisa Sterle is now in development with writer/producer Jenny Klein (MARVEL’S JESSICA JONES, CLOAK & DAGGER, THE WITCHER). Long Lost is the haunting story of two estranged sisters who find themselves drawn back to their small southern hometown to unlock the strange mysteries there. To do so, they will have to follow multiple roads that all seemingly end with their enigmatic and secretive mother. Continue reading “Scout Comics Long Lost Optioned for TV by Jenny Klein”