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more about #comics more comments → Belabras: now with Kung Fu grip!: No mention of Rick/Abomb? more » franklinshepard: Ugh. Remember when Hulk was a well-written, involving comic book that actually had stories I could follow and characters I could care about? I wish Pe... more » Hamslicer: I actually liked Hulk 2099. The character design was cool, so was his attitude. The whole Banner cult was intriguing but under developed. That could... more » smirkette: I can hardly wait to check this out. There are quite a few stories where someone creates an artificial child, but not so much the other way 'round. ... more » JennaW: Hulks everywhere! Man, I better get some screens. more » GreyHammer: i was hoping the shoulder minigun would be beefier. but looks very cool more » Smeagol92055: Let's not forget the most important Hulk of them all: Pocket Hulk! more » OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear: How does Hulk do the horizontal mambo? Does he dehulk or hulk up when he gets "excited"? more » allium: The cabbage patch, of course. more » Davio: Want want want! more » Davio: Graeme, I actually fell of my chair when I read "femizons". Thank you for writing these articles io9. more » Darklighter: Oh god yes. more » ManchuCandidate: Hulk Fallen and Can't Get Up more » twophrasebark: Don't forget L'il Hulk. The hulk that is only six inches tall and says "Go tiny hulk go!" more » omgwtflolbbqbye: *fap fap fap fap* more » -
#io9backgrounder
Before They Fall, Meet The Hulks
Why are there now seven Hulks (Three of whom are children of the original Hulk)? What are the differences between them all? And where did this all get started? We explain all for beginners and Hulk-curious bystanders. More » -
#ironman2
Your Real First Look At Iron Man 2's War Machine
Better than the close-up of a toy, here's the official teaser poster for next year's Iron Man 2, just released on Yahoo Movies. -
#afternoonreading
Children Can Build Their Mechanical Parents, But Can't Put Them Back Together
Jonathan Cape's illustrated short "How I Built My Father (And Where I Went Wrong)" is a beautiful and sad bit of magical realism, set in a world where children build their parents from scratch, but still can't always fix them. -
#conceptart
Paul Pope Presents Japan's Futuristic Cars
We may be waiting on that flying car for a while, but Japanese designers have come up with some phenomenally futuristic concept cars. Comic book artist Paul Pope illustrates a handful of these Japanese automotive innovations. More » -
#religion
That's Me in the Spotlight, Choosing My Religion
No-one lasts long in the comic-book universe, and you can't always count on springing back to life. Plan for your afterlife. Io9 rates the top six religions to affiliate yourself with before someone is kneeling over your body, shouting 'Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!'
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#superman
Superman Movies Officially On Hold
If you've been hoping that Warners would try and rush a Superman movie ahead of their 2012 deadline for the character rights, then you're out of luck. A new report suggests that Warners aims to keep the franchise on ice. More » -
#thor
What Thor Will We See In The Movie?
What version of Marvel's Norse God superhero are we going to see in the movie version of Thor? From out of nowhere, a rumor comes that it's not the one we've all been expecting. Spoilers? More » -
#smallville
Say Hello To Smallville's Veteran Superheroes
The first official pics of the Justice Society from Smallville have been released, and while the costumes are certainly faithful to the comic books, we're worried that they're kinda... well, ridiculous-looking. Click through to judge for yourself.
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#twiharder
Watch New Moon's Forbidden Teen Romance - Marvel Style
Even Marvel Comics can't resist the lure of Twilight. No, they're not producing comics based on Stephenie Meyer's hit series (someone else had beaten them to it), but offering up their own take on moonlit bloodsucking teenage angst. Well, kinda. More » -
#incognito
Supervillains Vs. Bastards, In Sick, Twisted "Incognito"
Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips, the creative team behind Criminal and Sleeper, have done it again. The newly collected miniseries Incognito, released this week by Marvel's Icon imprint, is a brutal exploration of the thin line between villainy and anti-villainy. More » -
#thor
Thor Will Change Superhero Movies Forever, Apparently
While the world may be eagerly anticipating next year's Iron Man 2, Marvel Comics' Editor in Chief Joe Quesada is already talking up 2011's Thor movie - A movie, he says, that will redefine superhero movies' potential. No pressure, then. More » -
#comicswecrave
Thanksgiving Is Saved By American Madness And Eating
Worried that you won't be able to make it through Thanksgiving without help? Comics come to your rescue this week, with timely collections celebrating America and eating, as well as something for fans of Skeet Ulrich and spoon-loving superheroes. Comics!
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#justiceleague
Evil Wonder Woman Rocks The Bangs In New Justice League Trailer
Before Fringe introduced millions to the idea of Parallel Earths, DC's superheroes were hopping to Earth-2 and beyond on an annual basis. Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths returns us to those heady days. Click through for the new trailer. -
#lastdaysofamericancrime
Sam Worthington Can't Stay Away From Criminal Futures
Not content with starring in both Terminator Salvation and Avatar, Sam Worthington's mission to become the go-to guy for big budget SF movies continues with the just-announced Last Days Of American Crime. More » -
#bookvortex
How Should SF Magazines Fight Off Extinction?
Print may be dying all over, but is that any excuse to let science-fiction magazines retreat to the internet or non-existence? Of course not! Here's our five step guide on potential ways to save this venerable tradition.
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#smallville
Grafitti! Green Lantern! Sandman In A Gas Mask! It's Your First Smallville: Absolute Justice Tease
It's enough to warrant a "TV Movie Event" and a special subtitle, but does the appearance of Smallville's Justice Society of America actually look good? Click through and judge for yourself. More » -
#escapefromdullsville
Cartoonist, The Internet Vs. The Sad Realities Of Print Publishing
What happens when not enough people know about your book for it to see print? If you're cartoonist Andy Ristaino, you take to the internet to spread the word. Introducing Escape From Dullsville, the kind of thing that comics need. More »
