Emerald City ComiCon 2007 - Comic News Under a Gray Sky

What's Bagley's next assignment after "Ultimate Spider-Man?" And who's writing an arc on "Superman/Batman?" George Tramountanas files this report from Seattle with all sorts of news bits and notes.

Iron Man, Hellboy 2, The Dark Knight, Speed Racer: March 2nd Comic Reel Wrap

Pepper Potts lip locks Tony Stark? That's right, plus, Ron Perlman gets a new pal, the Joker chimes in and Emile Hirsch gets new parents, plus Robots in Disguise, scoop on "Heroes," "Smallville" and more.

New York Finally Has an Anime Festival of its Own

Organized by the same folks behind the New York Comic-Con, the New York Anime Festival is to debut in December, 2007.

New York City to Celebrate Spider-Man Week

From April 30 to May 6, New York City will host a week-long celebration in honor of Spider-Man and his legendary adventures across the five boroughs, featuring more than two-dozen exhibits, live events, screenings and parties.

Damage Report: Veitch talks "Army@Love"

Sexual trysts in the middle of a firefight? A Motivation & Morale unit to keep soldiers happy? Video game style marketing for a real war? "Army@Love" tells the story of a fictional war gone quite mad and we spoke with Rick Veitch for the latest.

PREVIEWS: "Savage Tales," "Painkiller Jane" and "Raise the Dead"

Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR News with advance looks at some of their newest titles shipping in April. Included is a full color preview of the return of Painkiller Jane.

Tony returns to CALLING MANGA ISLAND, CBR's manga review column. As Tony returns, he looks at two different editions of the wildly popular "Densha Otoko," AKA "Train Man," as well as Dark Horse's first manwha (Korean comics) offering, "Banya: The Explosive Deliver Man."

Rich takes a look at Bryan Talbot's "Alice in Sunderland" and likes what he sees, what's the status of Jim Shooter's Legion series at DC, Travis Charest explains why he's no longer working on "Dreamshifters," reaction to the new "Lone Wolf and Cub" sequel in Japan and much more!

Flippin' through Previews - April 2007

365 Reasons to Love Comics #91

April Fools 20 Questions.

REFLECTIONS: Talking with Frazer Irving

Frazer Irving is busy, splitting time between Marvel's "Silent War" and his new Image series "Gutsville." Robert sat down with Frazer for a long chat about his new creator-owned series, working at Marvel and his thoughts on "Seven Soldiers."

Into the back issue box #24

365 Reasons to Love Comics #90

The 52 Steps: Week Forty-Seven

It's a week of spiritual purification and a wee bit of torture as Justin recounts the events of week 47 in "52." And Brian's back with another edition of Crisis Continuity with a look at the legacy of Batwoman.

365 Reasons to Love Comics #89

Smallville, Spider-Man 3, 30 Days of Night, Iron Fist: March 30th Comic Reel Wrap

Just because Clark's left you doesn't mean he's forgotten, plus Peter Parker gets more press, Sam Raimi delves back into horror and Danny Rand is stuck in development hell, plus more to close out your week in style.

The Return of Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters

Dynamite Entertainment announced today that they've reached an agreement to publish new series featuring the cult Eclipse Comics heroes.

DC Comics Rush Solicits "The Mad War on Bush" TP

In a tribute befitting to the presidency of George W. Bush, MAD Magazine presents THE MAD WAR ON BUSH, a hard-hitting satiric collection of articles on George W. Bush