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Skybound Will Turn Top Cow’s Eclipse into a TV Series
Zack Kaplan and Giovanni Timpano's Top Cow comic book series Eclipse has been optioned for television by Skybound Entertainment.
Eclipse #8
Secrets are revealed about the mysterious men who don’t burn in deadly sunlight! Top Cow Productions' Eclipse #8 by Zack Kaplan & Giovanni Timpano.
Eclipse #7
Bax & Cielo get closer to answers about the men who do not burn in the sunlight! Top Cow Productions' Eclipse #7 by Zack Kaplan & Giovanni Timpano.
Eclipse #6
Bax has discovered a new man in the wasteland who doesn’t burn in the sunlight! Top Cow Productions' Eclipse #6 by Zack Kaplan & Giovanni Timpano.
Eclipse #5
Cielo investigates the origins of the killer who didn’t burn in the sunlight! Top Cow Productions' Eclipse #5 by Zack Kaplan & Giovanni Timpano.
Eclipse #4
Will Bax rise to the occasion? Will he save Cielo and take the killer alive?! Top Cow Productions' Eclipse #4 by Zack Kaplan & Giovanni Timpano.
Eclipse #3
Bax learns more about the city’s secrets and the killer’s origins! Top Cow Productions' Eclipse #3 by Zack Kaplan and Giovanni Timpano.
EXCLUSIVE: Top Cow Promotes Eclipse to Ongoing, Unveils New Art
Top Cow has provided CBR with an advance look at the upcoming issues of Eclipse, which has now been promoted to ongoing status.
Eclipse #2
In a world where sunlight kills, solar engineer David "Bax" Baxter and police detective James Everly hunt for a mysterious butcher who doesn't burn, but their investigation into the post-apocalyptic wasteland raises more questions than answers...
EXCLUSIVE: Top Cow's "Eclipse" Makes the Sun A Deadly Killer
Get a first look at Top Cow's new series from Zack Kaplan & Giovanni Timpano that explores a world where exposure to sunlight means you're dead.
SDCC: Top Cow Hunts Talent, Kickstarts New Projects at Comic-Con
Top Cow announced the launch of the "September Mourning" Kickstarter, Stjepan Sejic's "Switch" and a new series from "Postal" writer Bryan Hill.
1987 And All That: 3-D Three Stooges #3
3-D Three Stooges should be a lot of fun, but it ends up being kind of a drag instead.
Is <i>Twilight</i>'s Appeal A Generational Dog Whistle?
This week sees the release of the third Twilight movie, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and while stocking up on enough snark to make every single sentence I write about the movie drip with enough disdain, I started to wonder: What if Twilight doesn't actually suck?