Serenity #1 Comic Anounced

rickyjames
writes, Order your copy of Serenity today via

the Dark Horse press release. Each issue of this
three-issue miniseries features three different
covers, one for each member of the Serenity crew,
drawn by the biggest names in comics. Issue
features Mal
by John Cassaday, Inara
by J. G. Jones, and Jayne
by Bryan Hitch. The story presented covers the “six
month gap” between the Firefly DVD episode “Objects in
Space” and the “Serenity: Big Damn Movie” coming out
September 30.

Doctor Who: The End Of The World

Eldhrin
writes, Doctor Who: The End Of The World
This received 36/42 from Eldhrin in total, with 4/6
for the overall score. That score would have been
higher had it been more than a one-shot episode. With
luck, they’re going the same route Buffy and
Smallville did, starting with some one-shots
to slowly build an audience, and then moving to longer
arcs after a few weeks.
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Countdown to Infinite Crisis

Identity Crisis revealed some shocking, but entirely plausible, secrets of some top-name DC heroes, secrets which actually made sense of issues raised by past stories. The series cast shadows over DC history.

Countdown to Infinite Crisis, an expensively-produced but inexpensively-priced comic ($1.00 U.S. for 80 pages!) picks up from that story, and functions as a prologue to several comic series that will shake up the DC Universe further, a kind of Crisis on Infinite Earths for the 2000s.

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The Simpsons/Futurama Crossover Crisis II

Awhile back, Bongo comics brought the characters from Futurama into the world of The Simpsons with the parodically-titled Futurama/Simpsons Infinitely Secret Crossover Crisis. In 2005, they collide these two worlds once more– and throw in unlicensed appearances by numerous characters from literature, and superheroes from DC and Marvel comics.

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