Marvel fans will want this new book called The Alex Ross Marvel Comics Poster Book. The book comes from Alex Ross and Marvel Entertainment and has 35 ready-to-frame art prints as well as commentary for some of Ross’ classic work. It looks absolutely amazing.
The Alex Ross Marvel Comics Poster Book will release on April 20 for $24.99. The good news is that you can pre-order copies right now through Amazon so that you don’t miss out on Ross’ amazing work.
Remember the old Star Wars comic strips in the newspapers? They were a fun read way back when. The Star Wars: The Classic Newspaper Comics Vol. 1 Hardcover is the first of three volumes that collect the entire Star Wars newspaper strip from 1979 through 1984. You get every Sunday’s title header and “bonus” panels in restored original color. This is going to be a fun and nostalgic read for Star Wars fans of a certain age. This was when Star Wars was young and still full of a lot of mystery. You can pre-order it right now!
Pokemon is all about catching them all. Why do you think they always create more Pokemon? New breeds are being discovered all the time. Pokemon is a big business after all. Well, UK-based cartoonist Dan Martin has found 30 more. And they are a bit… Unusual. See for yourself. These are not your typical Pokemon.
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Start your morning right with a well balanced breakfast. Okay, these sugary cereals are anything but well balanced, but they are mischievously delicious. Just like with the cereals we grew up with, the artwork and the toys are the best part. I want the Infinity Gauntlet and Thor’s hammer.
Artists Bamboota and Elliot Fernandez certainly know their breakfast cereals. Some of these are available on T-shirts here.
Nick Stember has translated a 142 page Chinese comic book adaptation of Star Wars that was originally published in Guangdong, China, in the 1980s. It’s crazy stuff. It’s best just to take a look for yourself. It seems to have been made without viewing Return of the Jedi, since there are elements of the other movies and none from Jedi.
Below are just some of the panels. You can hit up Nick’s website for the rest. This is a strange rabbit hole to fall into, but you can easily lose a lot of time looking through all of the images and translations.
