Saturday, August 08, 2009

Trinity reviewed by Indie



Top Cow presents a beautiful, if not gruesome one-shot. Written by newcomer Philip W. Smith and featuring the lush art of Sheldon Mitchell, Admira Wijaya, and Tom Grindberg.



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Friday, August 07, 2009



Advanced Photoshop interviews Witchblade artist Stjepan Sejic!


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Legion of Dudes celebrates episode 50 (with some Top Cow prizes)



It's been almost one year since "Who Watches the Watchmen" premiered on Half Hour Wasted. The Dudes celebrate 50 Episodes by inviting our closest friends to a live recording. Listeners call in, prizes are won, and much fun is had. Listen in!


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Thursday, August 06, 2009

Matt Hawkins Discusses Alibi Movie



Earlier this week, news broke that Top Cow Productions and Mandeville Films are partnering for a film version of "Alibi," based on the short-lived "Pilot Season" title of the same name. CBR News caught up with Top Cow President Matt Hawkins – also the co-creator of the "Alibi" franchise – to discuss how the film deal came to fruition, what fans can expect from the movie and what Top Cow's plans are for its other big screen projects.


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Tracker First Look Preview



The first property from Top Cow and Heroes & Villains Entertainment is here! Enter a world of werewolves and serial killers unlike anything you’ve seen before. This limited First Look was previously available only at San Diego Comic-Con.







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Wednesday, August 05, 2009

'Alibi' Comic Tagged For Adaptation By 'Surrogates' Producers



"Alibi," the comic book series about John Stephens and his secretive twin brother who operates as a top-secret government assassin, is headed for the big screen.

Variety reports that the Top Cow Productions series written by Joshua Hale Fialkov and illustrated by Jeremy Haun will be adapted into a feature-length film courtesy of a partnership between the publisher and Mandeville Films.

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'Oldboy' Meets 'Heroes' In New Milo Ventimiglia Mash-Up Video



It's been ages since we had any movement on Steven Spielberg and Will Smith's planned adaptation of "Oldboy," the ultraviolent manga by Nobuaki Minegishi and Garon Tsuchiya that was the basis for Chan-Wook Park’s cult-classic film. While some might argue that this is a good thing, it's worth pointing out that the high-profile Hollywood duo aren't the only ones to put a new spin on the old property.

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