Mark Waid and Alex Ross’ Kingdom Come series is the subject of a new documentary film by director Remsy Atassi and producer Sal Abbinanti.
Mark Waid and Alex Ross’ Kingdom Come series is the subject of a new documentary film by director Remsy Atassi and producer Sal Abbinanti.
The critically acclaimed alternate history tale of the JSA examines how the heroes would have coped with the oppression of McCarthy-era America and how these influences would have changed them.
Mitch Hallock, the owner and producer of Connecticut’s TerrifiCon, would like to chalk up his success to “clean living and a pure heart”, but he honestly admits that the business of running a massive convention is “pretty complicated”.
One of the most popular and polarizing characters of the early ’90s gets his very own jumbo-sized Compendium edition this summer.
One doesn’t normally put Plastic Man, film noir, and David Cronenberg in the same sentence, but Christopher Cantwell and Alex Lins’ new DC Black Label series aims to do just that in Plastic Man No More!
The 1998 series has been printed a total of five times, proving the popularity of the origin story behind the formation of the original Justice League.