You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! Happy Thanksgiving everybody! (Or, if you’re not celebrating Thanksgiving, happy Thursday.) Want to kill some time while the turkey’s baking? Need to while away the minutes in the car? Want to get away from the holiday cheer with some good old
Hundreds of artists attended this year’s DesignerCon in Pasadena, and the Convention center was packed with beautiful and bizarre creations: over 90,000 square feet (spilling over into a third giant room and part of the lobby space) was filled with designer toys, prototypes, paintings, plushies, figures, statues, jewelry, and a lot more. Check out our gallery of the ridiculous
We knew it was going to happen eventually, just maybe not so soon: remember Sentinel’s army of Titans that got lost in deep space while on their way to destroy Cybertron? Well, they’re here. Now. Click the jump for preview pages and spoiler-free review of Transformers: Till All Are One #5.
Have you been wishing you could just get away lately? Take a trip somewhere far away? I mean really far away? You’re in luck; Hidden Universe Travel Guides has released the Complete Marvel Cosmos, a travel guide that gives you tips and tricks for some of the best destinations in the Marvel Universe, from the
The Revolution continues! In this issue the Transformers enter the Microverse and have to decide if they want to dip their toes in yet another war. Click the jump for preview pages and a review of Transformers Till All Are One: Revolution 1.
I put off reading this book for a while because I thought the series hit a low point: overcomplicated, too much back story, and moving at a snail’s pace. I was worried that this book was going to be even more of a slog than the last one. Man, I wish I could say I’d been
This year’s New York Comic Con set a record: over 180,000 people attended the four-day event at the Javits Center. Binary System Podcast and official PG photographer Capn Slack were there on Saturday to get photos of cosplay, artists, the ginormous sales floor, and more. Click the jump for the full gallery!
I’ll admit, my opinion is pretty divided regarding this book, and I have a feeling that’s going to be the opinion of a lot of readers. It’s not just the direction of the story that gives me mixed feelings, but the art too (and seeing as how much I adore Jill Thompson’s art, that’s a
We’re already looking forward to the Starz adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods, and now we get a comic book of it too? We’re over the moon. See below for the official press release from New York Comic Con 2016.