Previews and Reviews that are Z's Views
It’s not my favorite graphic novel of all time, but after seeing this trailer for Watchmen, I can’t wait to see the movie adaptation. Looks like Zack Snyder has pulled a three-peat with his “Dawn of the Dead” remake, “300” and now “Watchmen.”
I’m a Frank Miller fan, but I’m not sure I’m diggin’ what he’s doing with Will Eisner’s The Spirit.
I can only imagine what Chris Mills will say when he sees Miller’s latest Spirit trailer.
There’s a nice little interview with Mike Mignola over at CBR.com. Mignola talks about everything from what it’s like seeing his creation, Hellboy, on the big screen for the second time to what he’s doing next.
It’s no secret how great Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ Criminal stories are. If you’re not reading them, you should be. If you are on board then you know what I’m talking about. Either way, you can catch up on the latest Criminal news with this Ed Brubaker interview at CBR.com
Hellboy is back and this time he’s hanging with the Ghost Hunters!
Hellboy is everywhere. We saw him on 
I’ve been an Eric Powell fan for years. His Goon is one of my favorite comics currently published. [I’d have said that even if Eric didn’t draw one of my all-time favorite Stallone pieces!]This is great news for Eric and Goon fans everywhere.
Darwyn Cooke is one of my favorite comic book creators. I was lucky enough to get a Stallone sketch from Darwyn at MegaCon 2007. It was the last sketch that he did on the last day of the show. Whew!
Heck, anyone whose favorite movie is The Wizard of Oz [my all-time second favorite movie] has got to be alright in my book!
You gotta love 
As we get closer to July 11th, I get more excited about Hellboy II: The Golden Army. Yeah, sometimes I’m like a little kid.
I’ve been a Cully Hamner fan for years. In fact Cully jump started my Stallone Theme Gallery with his kick butt take on Jack Carter. Over a 100 sketches later, and Cully’s is still one of my favorites.
Longtime ZONErs may remember me HERE and HERE talking up Cully’s work with Warren Ellis on Red. Today the Hollywood Reporter announced that the movie rights to Red have been picked up by Summit Entertainment and already have writing and producing teams in place. You can read the full account HERE.
Congrats to Cully and Warren. Let’s hope that the movie is half as good as the comic.
The art above is just a small reason of why I love Dave Johnson’s art. Click HERE for a bigger sample.
The Walking Dead continues to be my favorite regularly published comic. You can read an interview with Walking Dead creator and writer Robert Kirkman HERE or artist Charlie Adlard HERE.
ComingSoon.net has a Hellboy II poster that I can get behind.
