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Courtesy of IDW Publishing, here's an exclusive sneak peek at the final issue of the adventure miniseries Jack Avarice Is the Courier by upcoming Danger Girl artist Chris Madden. The issue hits stands Wednesday, November 30. Here's the issue synopsis: More »
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Courtesy of IDW Publishing, here's an exclusive seven-page sneak peek at Hawken, a new Weird Western miniseries written by the father-and-son team of Tim and Ben Truman. Comic fans will know Tim's art from cult classic science fiction books like Scout and Grimjack, and we're plum tickled to be able to debut his new work here. More »
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Here's an exclusive sneak peek at IDW Publishing's latest issue of Tony Lee's Doctor Who. In the final installment of "Ripper's Curse," the Eleventh Doctor's time-meddling may have put Amy Pond in the Ripper's path. More »
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Before the tenth Doctor said goodbye to his companions one final time, he had a final adventure with Martha Jones, and it's one that new Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat would be proud of. Click through for a preview. More »
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You're not new to comics, but you've read all the big names and you're not sure where to go next. Luckily, we're here with five suggestions to make your November bookshelf that little bit heavier. More »
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Even if the GI Joe movie disappoints those looking for a fresh new take on their favorite childhood toys, IDW Publishing has a good way to provide one — World War Z's Max Brooks is writing a Joe comic. More »
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It was the con that, it seemed, confounded a lot of people. Press shut out of panels, celebrities turned away from parties, comic publishers vowing never to return and 125,000 fans all in one building for four days without end. Every year, San Diego Comic-Con ends with people griping that it has gotten to be too big and that something has to change, but was this the year that lived up to the complaints? More »
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If you've ever wondered just how the original Transformers were created - If they're robots, then surely someone built them, right? - then you have less than a year to wait for an answer, according to IDW's Transformers panel at this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con. And that's not the only revelation you can expect about the robots in disguise. More »
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Now it's not only onscreen that the Terminator has two different futures; IDW's announcement yesterday of a Terminator: Salvation prequel comic book (along with an adaptation of the movie itself) means that Dynamite Entertainment's ongoing line of Terminator comics (Itself separate from Dark Horse's Terminator: Omnibus collections) will no longer have the sole four-color future for John Conner and post-Skynet humanity. More »
]]> http://io9.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5029634&view=rss&microfeed=true Turns out that you won't have to wait for May's movie to see your first view of JJ Abrams' reboot version of Star Trek after all: According to Newsarama, IDW Publishing will be releasing a special comic that leads into the movie next year, complete with input from Abrams and screenwriter Roberto Orci. But will any drawing be able to give you the sensually stalked feeling that Chris Pine so effortlessly conveys? [Newsarama] More »
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It's not just big budget summer blockbusters anymore; now cable television is looking to the world of comics for material. Cartoon Network announced today that it's adapting three indie comics into made-for-TV movies, making sure that the adults of the future will have fond memories of warrior mice, teenage dragons and time-traveling families to look back on in years to come. More »
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