... crossover from comic book creators and artists into the movie world. And how can the curious reader/viewer stay up-to-date on all the action -- and get intelligent comic book news and even actual comics to boot? The answer is ComicMix, a site started in 2006 by Mike Gold, Glenn Hauman and Brian Alvey, who bill themselves as "longtime comic professionals, fans, early adopters and computer nerds."

This week's reviews (so far) for ComicMix:On Tuesday, I looked at Chris Blain's graphic novel Gus & His GangAnd yesterday I reviewed the latest iteration of the Love & Rockets empire, New Stories #1.Tomorrow will bring the usual "Manga Friday" column, which will examine manga doctors and lawyers -- Black Jack and Phoenix Wright, to be precise.

... O'Shea interviews Paul Sizer about his new comic BPM.  BPM has a webcomic preview up here.ComicMix interviews Johnny Zito and Tony Trov, the creators of Black Cherry Bombshells. Indy Comic ... that the movie strayed from the comic. AROUND THE BLOGS AND BACK Chuck Rozakis has a column at ComicMix sprinkling a little bit of econo-speak over the fact that really good creators of webcomics get a ...

TODAY'S FEATURED LINK: Monkeys in the News brings us the story of a professional Monkey Man. Click the above image to go there. The problem with the one-eye veil for women, and a solution from Boing Boing Pinups: Alberto Vargas from ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive The Theory of Webcomics: Superstar Theory from ComicMix OPUS ENDS…and you must guess his fate from THE BEAT Oct. 7, [...]

Tue Oct 7, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger Patrick Stewart May Make it So BBC Offer to Appear on ?Doctor Who? What was first discounted as a rumor has gained heft and may actually be a reality. Actor Patrick Stewart may well be beaming aboard the TARDIS for the next season of Doctor Who. According to a report in the UK’s Daily Star, Stewart has reportedly been offered the role of the Meddling ...

Hmm, this is interesting: Chuck Rozakis, who has a background in economics, is writing about the theory of webcomics at ComicMix. Check out his latest column on the Superstar Theory, or why we can’t all be Scott Kurtz. Speaking of Scott Kurtz, he and Dave Kellett will be speaking about webcomics tonight at SCAD. Here’s a