When “Aquaman” first hit theaters, it was met with mixed critical reviews and doubts about its box office potential. But it looks like this under… fish is beating the […]
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LINE Webtoon Taps Stan Lee, Michelle Phan for U.S. Expansion
by REERA YOO | @reeraboo editor@charactermedia.com Comic book legend Stan Lee and YouTube beauty maven Michelle Phan have formed an unlikely alliance to help publicize LINE Webtoon, the English-language version […]
David Tennant Joins Steven Yeun, Felicia Day in ‘Chew’ Comic Adaptation
by JAMES S. KIM | @james_s_kim editor@charactermedia.com Here’s something to chew on: David Tennant will be joining Steven Yeun (not Moffat—sorry, Doctor Who fans) for an animated movie adaptation […]
Q&A with ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ Concept Artist Andy Park
by GRACE KANG Avengers: Age of Ultron hulk-busted its way into theaters this last weekend, featuring old favorites and new additions to both its cast and their superhero gear. […]
Missing Comic Book Artist Norman Lee Presumed Dead After Snorkeling Trip
by REERA YOO | @reeraboo editor@charactermedia.com Police at Cayman Islands have called off the search for Norman Lee, an artist for DC and Marvel comics, who went missing Thursday, […]
Marvel’s Cindy Moon Swings Solo in New Comic Series, ‘Silk’
by REERA YOO | @reeraboo editor@charactermedia.com Months after debuting in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man, Cindy Moon, aka “Silk,” makes a silky transition to her own comic book series […]
Indian Comic Book Heroine Speaks Out Against Sexual Violence
In recent years, we’ve seen a rise in Asian females entering the comic book world. Marvel, for instance, has created two Asian superheroines: Ms. Marvel and Silk. Well, it looks […]
Steven Yeun to Voice Lead Character in ‘Chew’ Comic Adaptation
By ETHEL NAVALES Steven Yeun can’t seem to get enough of comic books that make their way onto television. We don’t mind, though. After all, we can’t seem to get enough […]
Why Are There So Many Good Asian American Cartoonists?
Pictured above: A self-portrait by Derek Kirk Kim. Revenge of the Nerds An exploration of why there seems to be a glut of Asian American graphic novel superstars. […]
