UPDATE #2: It’s been a while since we’ve had a Spider-Man teaser! Well, the wait is over as Marvel has released the following teaser for their upcoming End Of The Earth story! Previous updates are below, you can also check out the original post and comments HERE. The next big Spider-Man epic begins in Amazing Spider-Man #682, part one of Ends Of...

Welcome again to Webcomics Wednesday! Here at Comic Booked, we freaking love games. Racing games, fighting games, simulations, strategy, but I have to say that the genre that holds a special place in my heart is that of the role-playing game, or more colloquially the  RPG. Since buying Shining Force II for the Sega Genesis, I have been hooked into the world of...

Last new comics day, “Part 2: The Lower Depths,” of John Constantine’s descent into Hell was unleashed on the world. Vertigo Comics started off this “Another Season in Hell” Hellblazer story arc in the last issue #287 (and in a fine manner), You can read my extensive review of Hellblazer #287 right here on ComicBooked.com. Will this installment...

   Meanwhile, Spidey finds himself in an awkward situation…Swinging from building to building must be...

The Walking Dead has shown that horror related material, and in relation, comic book material, can be treated with the level of respect and care as any drama on TV today. The writing in the show caliber of acting it holds has always impressed me . Some of the changes they’ve made from the source hasn’t sat well, but the overall quality of the show...

You see these lists everywhere, what actor should play the Batman, or who should fill Superman’s boots; and those are easy, the answer is always Kurt Russell. But the actor can only be as good as the director. Josh Brolin and Michael Fassbender are terrific actors, throw in John Malcovich as the villain and you’ve got some dream casting there. Yet...

UPDATED: New episode is now available to listen to here! In this Wednesday’s episode, the Comic Booked Podcast team will be discussing the two-hour nerd programming bloc on AMC Sunday nights.  Both the premiere of the season two return of Walking Dead and Kevin Smith’s Comic Book Men are chewed over by John Iwasz and Lucas Stiverson, with honorary...

I can’t explain the glee I felt when I was asked to contribute to today’s Rewind Review. Having just reviewed the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, there wasn’t anything I could think of as a better follow-up than Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2:The Secret of the Ooze. Written by Todd Langen and directed by Michael Pressman, based on...

I recently got an email asking me if I was ever going to review “Brokeback Mountain“.  I’m not gonna lie, that has to be at the very bottom of my list, as I have not seen that movie yet.  I know its about a Mountain that gets its back broken, but I don’t really know anything more than that.  I’m sure its funny, but I don’t...

In the world of the Crimson Blur, new Volvers are popping up all over the place. Humans that have been treated with the Hyper Evolution Serum, Volvers are people with extra-human powers, abilities that make them powerful beyond belief, if not a little psychologically imbalanced. The serum acts in completely unpredictable ways, allowing for the possibility of...

When Ghost Rider came out in 2007 most people agreed that Hollywood was not yet ready to tackle a character such as Johnny Blaze.   In 2010 pretty much everyone agreed there was no need for a sequel to Ghost Rider, it was hard enough to watch the first one.  In 2012 I went to see Ghost Rider and I’m here to say that it wasn’t as bad as everyone...

“I betcha, in heaven, everyone has a Batmobile.” – Walt FlanaganThis week’s episode opens with the guys musing on time travel with basic questions and the same child-like humorisms from the previous one. A general enough geeky conversation (just like the one had in the podcast opening set-up directly after), but one that our ilk have...

Every so often you hear about a new comic series that just thoroughly gob-smacks you. From the first preview image you absolutely know that you are on board. For me, that new comic series is Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse! This year, the always awesome Heavy Metal Magazine is celebrating its 35th anniversary, and apparently they are pulling out all the...

Camilla d’Errico is an artist from Vancouver, Canada ,who creates some of the most beautiful pop-surrealist (or lowbrow art – if we must keep using that unflattering term) art out there. Some of her comic titles include, Burn, Tanpopo, and Sky Pirates of Neo Terra (which is being adapted into a video game) to name just a few. Camilla has also been named...

I’m going to be honest here, Stephen Sommer’s G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra wasn’t exactly the greatest movie ever made.  Why they decided it needed a sequel/reboot is beyond me, but Jon M. Chu is not exactly the first person on my list that I would put in charge of making a great Joe flick.   With Tatum and Park the only returning Joes, I am...

Here on ComicBooked.com, inspiration is kind of a big deal for obvious reasons, as it drives the creation of the games, movies, and comics that we love. We have it directly from the source, in the form of our interviews with creators. We have also recently featured a piece on another direction that inspiration should flow, movies that would be freaking awesome...