Archive for the "Dark Horse" Category
by Matthew Rosenberg Apr 10 2013
WHERE HAS OUR DEAR SWEET TYLER GONE? HE LOOKS SO TROUBLED. I really don’t want to do this this week. This column is going to take some weird turns. Some days I don’t like writing things that don’t make people feel anything so I might just get real creepy and personal. All exposed nerves and [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Dark Horse, Image, Marvel
Tags: criminal, Dark Horse Presents, duane swierczynski, jay faerber, Judge Dredd, Koray Kuranel, Matt Kindt, Mind Mgmt, Murder Book, parker, point of impact, Rocket Raccoon And Groot, Scalped, Try Something New, Tyler, X
by Matthew Rosenberg
Funny story. My column ran long last week and Unkie Dev’s space got cut. Since then I have been wracked with guilt and completely unable to function in my daily life. I am overwrought with worry thinking about all you Unkie Dev Dev-iants who missed his thoughtful words and gentle demeanor. I have completely rethunked [...]
Filed In: Avatar, Comic News, Comic Reviews, DC Comics, Dark Horse, Dynamite, Marvel, Valiant, Vertigo, fantagraphics
Tags: 50 Girls 50, Al Williamson, Brian Glass, Brian Wood, EC Comics, harbinger, Harbinger Wars, Jack Davis, Jason Aaron, joshua dysart, kieron gillen, Kurt Busiek, Mice Templar, Michael Avone Oeming, Miss Fury, Punk Rock Jesus, Sean Murphy, Secret Identity, Simone Bianchi, Stuart Immonen, Superman, Taint the meat, Tales From The Crypt, Thanos Rising, The Massive, Try Something New, Uber
by Matthew Rosenberg
So last week was my worst column yet. How do I quantify that? Well I thought it was dumb, everyone else who read it also thought it was dumb, and not many people read it. See? Quality isn’t really subjective. So I’m sad to say that was my last column as a comic journalist. I [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, IDW, Image, Marvel, fantagraphics
Tags: All New X-Men, Bendis, BPRD, Cashews, Chocolate Milk, Dean Motter, East Of West, fabio moon, gabriel ba, Gilbert Hernandez, Jonathan Hickman, Julio's Day, Los Bros Hernandez, Love & Rockets, Mignola, Mister X, Nick Dragotta, Try Something New, Tyler, X-Men, Zaucer of Zilk
by Matthew Rosenberg Mar 18 2013
Ok, big week here at TRY SOMETHING NEW. It seems a ton of you have been reading my column and taking my advice. Obama released the sales charts for comics last week and it turns out REPTILE MUSEUM by Cody Pickrodt was the best selling comic in the country, selling a whopping 1,288,000 copies in [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Events, Graphic Novels, Image, fantagraphics
Tags: American Splendor, becky cloonan, Bob Fingerman, Brian Wood, Cody Pickrodt, DMZ, end times of bram & ben, Fatale, fiona sta[les, Five Ghosts, Garry brown, great pacific, James Harren, King City, Love & Rockets, manhattan project, Matthew Rosenberg, mind the gap, Ming Doyle, Minimum Wage, Nathan Fox, nowhere men, Prophet, Reptile Museum, riccardo burchielli, Ryan Kelly, Saga, Sex, shawn martinbrough, The Massive, toby cypress, Try Something New, Tyler
by Matthew Rosenberg Mar 12 2013
Hey lucky readers, I am back from the great state of Seattle in time to phone it in from my apartment. And what a phoning it in this will be. Last week’s column was brutal because I was jetlagged, sleep deprived, and over-comic’d (It’s a real thing. Look it up. Happened to millions of people [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Dark Horse, Graphic Novels, Manga, Marvel, Signings
Tags: Axe Cop, Ben Katchor, blade of the immortal, Bob Fingerman, BPRD, buddy cops, Bulletproof Coffin, Chew, Chris Mooneyham, Chris Samnee, Cow Boy, David Aja, Doc Shaner, End Times Of Bram and Ben, Five Ghosts, Frank Babiere, Hand-Drying In America, Hawkeye, Hellboy, Indiana Jones, James Asmus, Jason Latour, Jim Festante, John Arcudi, Julius Knipl, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Lobster Johnson, Lungfish, Matt Fraction, Matthew Rosenberg, Mike Mignola, Minimum Wage, Nate Cosby, Pantheon, Pigs, Preacher, Rem Broo, Sledgehammer 44, Try Something New, Tyler
by Matthew Rosenberg Feb 21 2013
Hello loyal readers. How was your week? Not that anyone asked but I had a good one. Well it was good until Forbidden Planet’s Tech Wizard/6th member of Modest Mouse, Tyler, threatened me. It turns out that some of the links I use on the blog weren’t up to his liking. I think he didn’t [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Graphic Novels, Horror, IDW, Image, Image Comics, Mini Comics, Reviews, Science Fiction, Vertigo
Tags: Concrete, Constantine, Cy Young, Dark Horse Presents, DC, Dr. Strangelove, duane swierczynski, Fables, Hellblazer, How Do I Know Who I Am If I Forget?, Kill Shakespeare, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Luis Echavarria Uribe, Madman, Mark Millar, Matt Wagner, Matthew Rosenberg, michael avon oeming, Modest Mouse, Neil Gaiman, Paul Chadwick, Prophet, Rian Hughes, Sandman, Shannon Wheeler, Simon Roy, Tales From Beyond Science, the shadow, Try Something New, Tyler, Wilfredo Torres, Year One
by Unkiedev Feb 20 2013
The best comedians are often self-loathing, depressed freakazoids. Eric Powel, writer and artist on The Goon must HATE himself more than a Slayer fan who has run out of razor blades, because that cat is putting out the funniest comic book on the stands today. This week sees TWO Goon books, the new issue of [...]
Filed In: Comics, DC Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Marvel, Science, Science Fiction, Unkiedev, Weekly Planet Archive
Tags: Avengers, comic, Comics, Dark Horse, Forbidden Planet, Forbidden Planet NYC, FPNYC, Goon, release, review, Superman, the, weekly
by Chris Feb 15 2013
Toy Fair has happen and me start this article by thanking whatever Hasbro employee is reading this site on the regular, or stalking me elsewhere, internet or in real life. The fruits of your research are something I’m willing to throw some serious cash at this year, and since my wife is out of town [...]
Filed In: Action Figures and Toys, Christopher Troy, DC Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Marvel, Mecha, PlayArts, Playing with Toys, Square Enix, Star Wars, Video Games
Tags: Avengers, Axe Cop, batman, Breaking Bad, Cyclops, Emma Frost, Transformers, Wolverine, X-Men
by Matthew Rosenberg Jan 22 2013
(note: This weeks column will be structured like a Choose Your Own Adventure. If you do not understand what a Choose Your Own Adventure story is you should call your parents and ask them why they didn’t give you a better childhood.)
So here we are again. Me at my computer, drinking chocolate milk like an adult. It’s 3 AM. I had a really long day and I don’t want to get into the details. On the bright side I had dinner at a Chinese restaurant next to Peter Scolari. I also thought I recognized the guy sitting on the other side of the room but I realized after dinner that I thought it was Walter Cronkite and I am pretty sure he’s dead. So that was either not him or the craziest celebrity sighting ever. Peter Scolari isn’t dead, right? If he is, you all should check out this Chinese spot on 74th and Amsterdam. It’s like Dawn Of The Dead but with soup dumplings. Anyway, enough about me. What’s going on with you? If you are reading the newsletter in Forbidden Planet please proceed to PARAGRAPH 1. If you are reading the blog on FPNYC.com skip ahead to PARAGRAPH 2. If you are reading the newsletter somewhere outside the store please jump to PARAGRAPH 3.
Filed In: Avatar, Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Graphic Novels, Marvel, Music, Reviews
Tags: 56 up, abomination, All New X-Men, Allan Heinberg, Arctic Monkeys, Avatar, Avengers, Brian K. Vaughan, Caligula, captain america, Captain Marvel, captain midnight, Caves, chinese food, chip butty, choose your own adventure, Chvrches, Crossed, dan the unharmable, Dark Horse Presents, David Lapham, ferals, Frank Barbiere, gauguin, geoffrey thorne, Gundam, Hawkeye, Hellboy, jamie mckelvie, josh williamson, journeymen, kieron gillen, Marvel, Matthew Rosenberg, michael avon oeming, new avengers, peter scolari, phonogram, rick remender, ron garney, Runaways, sam humphries, stab vests, Storm, Stray Bullets, Superior Spider-Man, the dungeon, the victories, The White Suits, thor, todd harris, Try Something New, Tyler Boss, Uncanny X-Force, walter cronkite, X-Force, Young Avengers, ziggy stardust
by Matthew Rosenberg Jan 15 2013
So one of my co-workers today told me that they have no idea what it means when I write “RIYL” in my column. I guess I just thought that was something everyone knew. Seems not to be the case. This is like when I try and talk to my friends about… most of the things [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Graphic Novels, Image, Image Comics, Movies and TV, Reviews, Valiant
Tags: Archer and Armstrong, Ashley Wood, bionic man, bionic woman, black beetle, bloodshot, Cable, Charles Burns, Comic Book History of Comics, Darwyn Cooke, duane swierczynski, Dynamite, francesco francavilla, Fred Van Lente, geoff darrow, Greendale, harbinger, hercules, homeland directive, joshua dysart, keith champagne, Matthew Rosenberg, Morning Glories, one trick rip-off, Paul Pope, pulp, Punisher, rising stars, riyl, robert venditti, Surrogates, Swamp Thing, the rocketeer, the shadow, the spider, Try Something New, Tyler Boss, Unknown Soldier, Vertigo, X-Men, x-o manowar
by Chris Jan 14 2013
I suppose a 2013 preview list should not be written 14 days into year, but I did a lot of traveling over the holidays, and acquired several video games of worth. If anything, SEGA should be held responsible for pushing “Anarchy Reigns” back to this week. Anywho, 2012 was a shockingly awesome year for collectibles, [...]
Filed In: Action Figures and Toys, Anime, Bandai, Boom! Studios, Cartoons, Christopher Troy, Comic News, DC Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, IDW, Image, Indie Comics, Marvel, PlayArts, Playing with Toys, Square Enix, Video Games
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by Unkiedev Jan 10 2013
The best comic of last week? MARS ATTACKS POPEYE. I don’t mean to give out spoilers, but the Martians lost. I do hope they fare better this week against KISS. Maybe with KISS gone IDW will start publishing a Jethro Tull comic book! ONE of the best comics of last week was Hellboy In Hell #2. Elegant, [...]
Filed In: Comics, DC Comics, Dark Horse, Marvel, Silly Fanboys, Unkiedev, Weird
Tags: BPRD, Dan Slott, Dark Horse, Forlorn Funnies, hate, Hellboy in Hell, Jethro Tull, Kiss, Mars Attacks, peter bagge, Popeye, Reset, Superior Spider-Man, Superman
by Matthew Rosenberg Jan 09 2013
I feel like I have been doing this column long enough now that you all must be dying for a behind the scenes peek at how the magic happens. It all starts around 1:30 AM on Sunday night/Monday morning. That’s around 4 hours after I am supposed to have emailed this in to Tyler, our [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Graphic Novels, Image, Image Comics, Vertigo, fantagraphics
Tags: A History Of Violence, American Virgin, Apocalypse Nerd, Ardden Entertainment, Arthur C. Clarke, Atomic Robo, Battle Pope, becky cloonan, Beta Testing The Apocalypse, BPRD, Brian Azzarello, Brian Clevinger, Brian Wood, Channel Zero, Charles Burns, Chew, Children Of Men, Clash of the Titans, Cliff Chiang, Conan, Concrete, Couriers, Daniel Clowes, Demo, Devil Is Due In Dreary, DMZ, Dogma, EC, Eerie, End Times Of Bram and Ben, Fell, FF, hate, Howard Chaykin, iZombie, J G Ballard, James Asmus, James Harren, jeff lemire, Jonah Hex, Madman, magic, Marty McFly, Matthew Rosenberg, Matthew Wilson, mike allred, Northlanders, Other Lives, peter bagge, Preacher, Reset, Robert Kirkman, Sandman, Sweet Tooth, The Road, Thief of Thieves, Try Something New, Twilight Zone, Tyler Boss, Wonder Woman, Yeah!
by Jeff Ayers
Oh, dip! Star Wars #1 (written by FP fave Brian Wood) and Superior Spider-Man #1 drop today, along with a crap-ton more new comics and GNs. Come on by. We’re open ’til midnight tonight.
by Matthew Rosenberg Jan 01 2013
It’s a new year. What better time to set new resolutions, try new things, and, most importantly read new comics. That’s where I come in. Other holidays have their mascosts; Santas and bunnies and…turkeys… and cherubs I guess… And now me. I am the Ghost of Good Comics That Will Be Canceled if You Don’t [...]
Filed In: Comic News, Comic Reviews, Comics, Daily Planet, Dark Horse, Graphic Novels, Image, Image Comics, Marvel, Reviews
Tags: 47 Ronin, Agatha Christie, Angel & Faith, Batman Hush, battle royale, Black Acre, blade of the immortal, comic, Comics, Comixtribe, Country Ass-Whuppin, criminal, cully hamner, Dark Horse Presents, Detective Comics, DMZ, Duffy Boudreau, DV8, Ed Brubaker, Escape From New York, Fatale, Glory, Green Lantern, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hack/Slash, Hell Yeah!, Hulk, Incognito, Jason Aaron, Joe Keatinge, Judge Dredd, Lone Wolf & Cub, Matthew Rosenberg, Mike Richardson, morbius, New Year, OMAC, Rebekah Isaacs, red, Red Ten, Samurai Executioner, Scalped, Sean Phillips, Secret Six, Secret Wars, Sentry, Sleeper, spider-man, Stan Sakai, Try Something New, Tyler James, Usagi Yojimbo, Vertigo, Wasteland, Wendell Cavalcanti, Wolverine & The X-Men