We are just having fun reviewing and discussing comic books, graphic novels, manga, anime/animation, music and movies that we have recently read, listened to or watched.
Marvel Entertainment latest Iron Man comic Invincible Iron Man. You know it is almost a guarantee that anything Marvel puts out will eventually be collected into trade, but if you enjoy the single issues be sure to stop by your comic book shop to pick up the latest issues. Here’s the trailer for Invincible Iron Man from Marvel’s YouTube channel:
Marvel is planning on adding to it’s prose novels in the next year. The have made arrangements for Margaret Stohl to write a sequel to her Black Widow: Forever Red marvel novel entitled Red Vengeance. Then they are also working with Eion Colfer to write an Iron Man novel and Shannon and Dale Hale to write a couple of novels, one for Squirrel Girl and the other Captain Marvel. Marvel is trying to get back into the prose market and they are working with well known authors to do so, could be interesting and fun reads.
Nobody wants to go up against this movie this weekend in the blockbuster race. Is everyone ready for Iron Man 3. I myself can’t wait. Thanks to YouTuber “movieclipsTRAILERS” for the following trailer:
Remember that this weekend, May 4, is Free Comic Book Day. So you can go see Iron Man 3 on Friday night and then Saturday morning go to your participating comic book stores, book stores, and libraries for free comic books! I hope everyone was able to get all of their stock in for the 4th. We have ours in thanks to Prairie Dog Comics, in Wichita, for ordering them for us and we have some extra book marks, provided by Prairie Dog Comics, and graphic novel give aways for those that attend. Our display case in the library has a display of die-cast cars that are comic book themed that people can view as well. Have fun everyone!
Harrison Wilcox the producer of Iron Man: Rise of Technovore, released April 16, has stated that Marvel and MADHOUSE will continue their anime relationship. So I am looking forward to more collaborations between the two companies. Until then make sure you pick up all of the other collaborations between these two houses.
1. Jon Sable Freelance Omnibus, Vol. 1, Mike Grell, Dark Horse, 2010. ISBN: 978-1600106941, $29.99.
2. Time Machine, H.G. Wells, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2012. ISBN: 978-1453767528, $ 5.95.
Other mentions: Age of Reptiles, Marvel Masterworks, DC Archives, Doctor Who, Time Lord.