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From Todd McFarlane—creator of comic book anti-hero SPAWN—comes the first ever SPAWN ADULT COLORING BOOK, available from Image Comics this May. Known for his hyper-detailed and complex art, this coloring book is a must-have for any SPAWN and comic book fan.

In 1992, the creation of SPAWN unleashed a brand new character to an unsuspecting public for the first time. With the release of its premiere issue, SPAWN broke the independent comic sales record, selling over one million issues, a record which still stands today. Decades later, with over 260 issues produced, SPAWN is one of the longest-running, independent comic books currently being published.

The SPAWN ADULT COLORING BOOK is a sampling of Todd McFarlane’s kinetic artwork from the span of his lengthy, ongoing career. Featuring 47 unique and memorable covers and interior pages inked by the comic book legend himself, Todd wants YOU in the position of comic book colorist, designing a color scheme for some of Spawn’s most memorable pag…

Fan-favorite cartoonist Bob Fingerman returns to MINIMUM WAGE with VOLUME 2: SO MANY BAD DECISIONS, the hilarious slice-of-life story of one man’s search for happiness.

“I'm really excited about this volume, which concludes the storyline started in the previous collection,” said Fingerman. “In addition to the story itself, the book's heaving with bonus material, including a slew of all-new guest pinups done just for this edition from the likes of Amy Reeder, Joseph Michael Linsner, Andrew MacLean, Tommy Lee Edwards, French superstars Stan Manoukian and Julien/CDM and maybe more!"

MINIMUM WAGE, VOL. 2: SO MANY BAD DECISIONS follows post-divorce Rob and his continued struggles—both romantic and careerist—as he divvies up time between dating an Ayn Rand-worshiping, Goth wannabe standup comedian; depicting curiously sagacious mutant crustaceans; and landing in the not-so-healthy but all-too-familiar embrace of his ex. Can so many bad decisions lead to enlightenment?

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Press Release: Casting news follows news of show's  Jughead, Betty and Fred Andrews
Riverdale, meet Archie Andrews.
KJ Apa will play America's favorite teen in The CW's live-action "Riverdale" TV series, joining Ashleigh Murray as talented musician Josie McCoy. The news comes hot on the heels of other major casting news for the pilot, including the naming of Cole Sprouse (The Sweet Life of Zack and Cody) as Jughead Jones, Lili Reinhart (Surviving Jack) as Betty Cooper, and Luke Perry (Beverly Hills,90210) as Fred Andrews.
In the exclusive announcement, Deadline described Apa's Archie as "an intense, conflicted teen, a boyish high school sophomore who got pumped up over the summer working construction and is now juggling the interest of several girls, as well as trying to balance his passion for writing and performing music — against the wishes of his father and his football coach."
Murray’s Josie is described as "a gorgeous, snooty and ambitious g…

After casting Cole Sprouse (The Sweet Life of Zack and Cody) as Jughead Jones and Lili Reinhart (Surviving Jack) as Betty Cooper in The CW’s pilot episode of the live-action “Riverdale” TV series, comes the news that the next member of the iconic Archie series is here! Luke Perry (Beverly Hills, 90210) has been cast as the father of Archie Andrews.

In the exclusive announcement, Deadline described Luke Perry's Fred Andrews as "easygoing" and the owner of a construction firm who is hoping his son, who worked for him all summer, will someday take over the family business.

Perry, whose series credits also include Oz, John From Cincinnati and Body Of Proof, is repped by TalentWorks and Himber Entertainment.

Expect additional “Riverdale” casting news in the coming weeks.

The one-hour drama will be written by Archie Comics Chief Creative Officer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and produced by Warner Brothers Studios and Berlanti Productions and has been described as a subversive take on th…

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Molly has come to Eden like a tornado engulfing everything in her path. No one is safe but no one is fooled either. Everyone knows she's a threat, Mark  calls her a shark. Mayor Shiffron has to protect her but who's going protect Eden from her.

Bryan Hill has dropped a lethal wild card smack dab in the middle of 'Postal' who unlike the rest of the shady citizens in town, Molly has no interest in keeping a low profile or blending in. Despite her innocent look she has an unflinching thirst for blood. 'Postal' has been an eerie, sometimes shocking, tale of crime and corruption. It's also been malleable enough to switch gears and incorporate new characters with ease. This latest visitor is already making an impact albeit a negative one. 

Hill embraces his pulp-style with crisp, almost rhythmic, dialogue. Scenes between characters are tension-filled as artists Isaac Goodhart and Betsy Gonia frame them soaked in shadows allowing enough light to expose an…

Wednesday night, Megalyn Echikunwoke makes her long-awaited debut in an all-new episode of Arrow as DC Comics superhero Vixen. After a successful run in the animated shorts that ran on the CW's online channel CW Seed, Echikunwoke moves from voicing the cartoon version to embodying the live-action heroine. 
Ollie calls in some help from Vixen in trying to take down Damian Darhk. This marks the first live-action appearance for Vixen whose previously appeared in comics and animation. Her amulet allows her to harness the powers of the animal kingdom to fight crime. 
More importantly, Echikunwoke as Vixen becomes just the third woman of color to join the CW/DC universe as a superhero. Hopefully, if she doesn't get a solo series then she could join the 'Legends of Tomorrow' team. 
'Arrow' episode "Taken" premieres Wednesday at 8 p.m. on the CW.



Oliver realizes he needs help battling Darhk (guest star Neal McDonough) so he calls in an old friend – Vixen (guest s…