Cover art for IDW’s 2nd issue of the Official True Blood comic book series was released recently. Although the series is picking up from the very beginning of the True Blood story, I feel like this cover is trying to tell us something. More »

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For X-Men comics fans, this may come as a shock: It’s recently been reported that Blade will be joining the X-Men comic series. You may be asking yourself, “How is Blade a mutant? All he does is kill vampires.” You can think of it this way; Blade’s mother was bitten by a vampire, making Blade half vamp. This begs the next question — will the X-Men soon be battling mutated vampires? More »

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Heads up Trubies, HBO and IDW Publishing have recently partnered up to develop a True Blood comic book series that will make its debut at this year’s 2010 San Diego Comic Con in July. Developed closely with the show’s Oscar®-winning creator, Alan Ball (HBO’s Six Feet Under, American Beauty), IDW’s True Blood series are the exclusive, official comics for the show and will be available in both print and digital formats. More »

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Close your eyes and imagine Ryan Gosling as Noah Calhoun in The Notebook. Play that steamy hot kiss scene in the rain in your head. Yes, that one. Now imagine him taking a big fanged bite into Rachel McAdams. Steve Snyder, creator of the American Vampire comic series, is seriously considering Ryan Gosling for a role should the series be turned into a movie. Chances of that happening are quite high — according to the LA Times, Snyder hasn’t stopped receiving love calls from movie producers. More »

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The upcoming Bluewater Comics’ “Fame: Robert Pattinson” comic book is yet another item on my list of “Things That Aren’t Really Necessary in Life.” E! reports that this comic book will chronicle our beloved bed-head’s rise from obscurity into handsome, brooding, sparkling vampire character notoriety. Granted, I love R-Pattz with every ounce of my being but I don’t think he’s all that worthy of an actual comic book. Michelle Obama, Lady Gaga has one…what do you people think? Worthy of a comic? More »

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Seems quite logical that the current wave of appreciation for all things vampires would reach one of the most popular mediums of the last decade, graphic novels. And like many entries before it, VLAD THE IMPALER uses real-life history to bring a riveting tale of darkness. GOD I sound like a screwed-up Avon salesman… More »

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