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Alex Ross art rep Sal Abbinanti launches a new Kickstarter graphic novel campaign for The Hostages, set in the slums of Rio

Geeky Gadgets 1:25 pm Shane Hensley has taken to Kickstarter for 25th time to launch a new project for the Pathfinder for Savage Worlds. Enabling adventurers to explore Pathfinder’s world of Golarion “as never before with Savage Worlds”. Fans of the Savage Worlds game system can now play some of the best-selling, most-played, fan-favorite epic fantasy adventure tales in the entire history of the roleplaying game industry, writes the Kickstarter campaign page. Backer early bird pledges are now available for the innovative project from roughly $25 or £19 (depending on current exchange r...

Live at the Bowl just added heaps more gigs to its 2021 program MaRLo Words by Tom Parker Featuring performances from the likes of Archie Roach, Cash Savage & The Last Drinks, The Meanies and more. Sidney Myer Music Bowl’s new Live at the Bowl concert series has been a revelation so far, reinvigorating Melbourne’s live music scene with a host of stellar gigs in the beloved open-air arena. Now, they’ve arrived with more names on the lineup, and punters can expect appearances from pub rock kings, Aussie music legends, electronic wunderkinds, indie favourite...

The 2020 ComicBook.com Golden Issue Award for Best Colorist ✖ Welcome back to the annual ComicBook.com Golden Issue Awards. Every year, the staff at ComicBook takes a look back at the year, and selects the best of what comics, movies, television, anime, games, and the rest of pop culture had to offer. At this juncture, we're specifically highlighting an often overlooked aspect of the comic book development process with our recognition this year of the best comic colorist for 2020! Nominees for this year's award included 2017 & 2018 winner Tamra Bonvillain and 2019 winner Matt Wilson, plus f...

Best Comic of the Week: Tartarus #8 – Ten years pass over the course of this issue, as Surka puts her plan into action to get back home to Tartarus.  It’s just that her plan involves her first taking control of the solar system she’s found herself in.  Her new partner, Svantoo, is a lot more than he seems at first, and might be as reluctant as we are led to believe.  I love how Johnnie Christmas has built this arc, which takes us into very unexpected territory, and makes it clear that there is a lot planned for this series that is still to come.  It’s another of my current favouri...