Avi Green is a journalist with a focus on pop culture, particularly in the realm of comic books and superhero films. With a critical eye, Avi explores the trends, controversies, and developments within the industry, providing insightful analysis and commentary.
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The VT Digger gave a report about the comics collection of Christine Farrell, a late store manager who owned quite a collection of all sorts of comics dating back many decades.
Wired did a report about DC making a deal with Global Comix to produce digital editions of their comics output: Comics are due for a reboot and the old guard knows it. DC Entertainment, the elder statesman of the business, has been trying everything to get young eyes on its familiar characters, from Monday’s surprise announcement […]
Superhero Hype announced the 1980s Silverhawks cartoon, much like the Thundercats, is now being adapted to comicdom, by Dynamite Entertainment: Wings of Silver. Nerves of Steel. The SilverHawks were never quite as popular as their feline counterparts, the ThunderCats. However, the Rankin/Bass animated series still built up a small but loyal following in the […]
Comic Book Club Live wrote a fawning review of Tom King’s take on Wonder Woman, which resorts to an awful cliche, along with Diana doing something that’s hardly new at all: I’m going to get into those spoilers here, so fair warning. Yes, Steve Trevor, the love of Wonder Woman’s life is killed by The […]
The Straits Times announced a rapper from Hong Kong is adding himself to the list of musicians making comics: Some 150 lucky fans got to meet Hong Kong rapper-singer Jackson Wang in the flesh at a book-signing session on Oct 13 for a comic book, which he had a hand in creating and has […]
Forbes is paying lip service to a collective of far-left comics writers and artists who’re against Donald Trump’s policies for if and when he’s reelected POTUS: If you’re having trouble facing the prospect of making your way through Project 2025, the 900-page blueprint for a second Trump administration drawn up by the conservative The Heritage […]
The Wrap says there’s a new movie project in development based on one of Stan Lee’s later projects: Stan Lee’s “The Excelsiors” is set to be developed for TV and film by Kartoon Studios, the studio announced Monday. The company, also the controlling partner of Stan Lee Universe, plans to launch the project with […]
Comic Book Club Live interviewed Snyder about where he’s going lately with his writing, and predictably, a big deal is made out of his work on Batman, sales figures and the newly revived Vertigo line also comes up. And, there’s another something that may be surprising, but also mention of a very tunnel-visioned writer: […]
Publishing Perspectives wrote about Italy’s growing industry for comicdom: Ivano Bariani sees the pandemic experience as having provided a serious inflection point in the progress of comics in Italy’s market. And while there has been much talk about brisk sales in recent years on the Italian market in comics, Bariani maintains that illustrated literature “has always […]
Veteran comics writer Alan Moore, who left the industry long ago, is now insulting pop culture fandom in a UK Guardian op-ed, where he predictably complains about Donald Trump, and Comicsgate, claiming fandom is “toxifying”: About a decade ago, I ventured my opinion that the adult multitudes queueing for superhero movies were potentially an […]
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