This one in Brussels is pretty good too.
http://www.comicscenter.net/en/home
it’s in a wonderful Art Nouveau building.

And don’t forget the Musée Hergé in Louvain-la-Neuve
http://www.museeherge.com/
which is well worth a visit, and is one of the maddest buildings I’ve ever visited. They renamed the road it’s in to Labrador Road too

All true, but there's nothing like reading something fresh out of the Amazon box

Amazon box be damned.
Read it. Now. Then carry on.

You're not the boss of me! I'm not even the boss of me!

I've barely had time for any gns recently - three monthly comics (CLiNT, Batman Legends, DCU), Empire, Private Eye, the occasional Classic Rock, the list goes on

She won!

http://www.majorspoilers.com/major-spoilers-costume-contest-2010-meet-the-winner

Thanks all who voted.

Great result. She deserved to win.

+1

Martin Sheen is Uncle Ben in Spider-Man reboot

We know that this version of Spider-man will differ from the character portrayed in Raimi's films - will Webb's Spidey have an Uncle Ben that lives?

Read more: Film news Martin Sheen is Uncle Ben in Spider-Man reboot | TotalFilm.com




Spider-Man casts Sally Field as Aunt May?

http://www.totalfilm.com/news/spider-ma ... s-aunt-may

Also

Hugh Jackman will not appear in X-Men: First Class

“He’s not in the movie,” says Singer

Read more: Film news Hugh Jackman will not appear in X-Men: First Class | TotalFilm.com

Hmm, not sure what's happening with those TF links...

More FAIL!

See Test Footage For The DARKCHYLDE Adaptation From John Carpenter & WETA!!

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/47298

That looks very cool, but there's a lot of focusing on the arm there, and what was with the girl at the end?

Don't blame me, blame the Bratty construct!

Holy Live Show! Batman Really Hitting the Road

You won't find The Riddler in Christopher Nolan's next Batman flick. But that doesn't mean you can't see the Caped Crusader tangling with that particular twisted foe somewhere else.

After introducing the idea earlier this year, Warner Bros. and DC Comics announced today that Batman Live, featuring Batman, Robin and a slew of arch-nemeses, will start touring the U.K. next year, followed by a U.S. tour in summer 2012.

But don't go dusting off your opening-night gowns and tuxedos just yet.

Producers have made it clear that this is not a musical, unlike what U2 and Julie Taymor have been trying to do with Spider-Man for ages.

Instead, this will be more along the lines of the special effects-laden action shows you see at theme parks like Universal Studios--but with a much bigger budget.

"With the touring Batman Live show, we're bringing Batman's adventures to live audiences for the very first time," said Geoff Johns, chief creative officer of DC Entertainment. "The idea that we're doing it with a production team this talented and with this much passion is thrilling."

The show opens in Manchester on July 20, 2011, followed by stops in Newcastle, Glasgow, Sheffield, Birmingham, London, Liverpool, Nottingham, Dublin and Belfast.

Tickets go on sale Nov. 12.

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/40078939/ ... rtainment/

Hmm, I'd be looking more info before buying a ticket