This is what may happen to your immortal spleen if you don't read the new Warhammer 40,000: Exterminatus comic from Boom! Studios:


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Comedians Frank Conniff, Ken Pringle and Matt Weinhold discuss the new Hulk movie with renowned comics creator Geoff Johns.

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And watch the entire kick-ass Comics on Comics episode HERE.

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Hiya. Let's throw up some stuff you may or may not find interesting, shall we?

First up is something I mined from my f-list: Beach bonfires may be banned in Seattle.

Why? GLOBAL WARMING, of course.

Yeah, it does sound like a punchline. I know.

Between that and the people flipping out over a couple women kissing at a Mariner's game, I have to ask:
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Thiiiiingszz!!!

- Artist extraordinaire Rahsan Ekedal is interviewed by Lord Orcus! They talk about his work on the Warhammer comics, his upcoming Dark Horse Comics project with Josh Fialkov, and Rahsan's taste in metal. His taste in metal is good, just so you know. There's also an exclusive, killer, uncolored page from Warhammer: Condemned by Fire ( Read more... )

Today's Orcusville is up and it's all about the upcoming Warhammer: Condemned by Fire #1. It was only a matter of time before Lord Orcus whored himself out for some Warhammer!

Oddly enough, I agree completely with my Dread Lord.

Strange, I know. ;o)

Don't forget!
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Firstly and mostly, HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my good buddy
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Hey, you attending New York Comic Con? Are you a Warhammer fan? Well, I'm a Warhammer fan who wished he was going, but I can't.
(But if I get sad about this or SDCC, I just remind myself that I own a house now. The tears dry up pretty quick.)

Boom Studios has a pretty impressive line-up and signing schedule at their booth, but one thing which would ( Read more... )

After a ranty Steve-Kill! Post, how about some more light-hearted stuff?

I thought you'd see it my way.

Thanks to
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Arthur C. Clarke is a larger-than-life hero to me. In some strange way, he was not unlike a surrogate literary father I had never met. I owe much of my formative years to three people: My father, Gary Gygax, and Clarke. If my dad dies anytime soon, I'll totally freak out! Sure, there are others who helped shape and temper my imagination into a ( Read more... )

BLACK INDUSTRIES is goin' bye-bye.
(Apparently there is some trouble with the above link, so if that doesn't work try this one.)

So I finally get on my electronic goblin machine here and check my email and f-list. The above announcement greets me in a few different voices, all of them resoundingly reading like "WTF". What does this mean exactly? No ( Read more... )