Spawn's creator revolutionized the comic-book industry. But did he survive Hollywood with his soul intact?
Live-action Spawn never jumps off the page
Live-action Spawn never jumps off the page
Live-action Spawn never jumps off the page
Did Kiss rip off an old Alice Cooper anthem, or is this just a case of sincere homage?
Comic-book mogul finally makes the big leagues
Comic-book mogul finally makes the big leagues
Comic-book mogul finally makes the big leagues
From left: Mesa Mayor Scott Smith, Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman, and light rail CEO Richard Simonetta. Mesa Mayor Scott Smith called Tempe Mayor Hugh Hallman a game show host, light rail CEO Richard Simonetta called Spawn's Todd McFarlane "Scott," and Hallman called potential light rail vandals pig ... More >>
It would be easy to dismiss an event like Phoenix Comicon by pointing out all the nerds and laughing at their elaborate Ouran High School Host Club costumes or their excitement over the presence of Spawn creator Todd McFarlane. Make no mistake, there were plenty of "nerds" (in the most traditional s ... More >>
Comic-book rebels revisit the past in Mesa
Civic Plaza hosts "Big Boys" expo
In Once Upon a Time in Mexico, the outlaw Johnny Depp saves the day
Altar Boys' mix of youthful flashback and edgy animation never quite jells
Convention makes Valley safe for comic bookworms
On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.
End of Days is neither as spiritual nor as action-packed as it needs to be
A massive crowd turned out for last night's Arizona premiere of the new sequel Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Fans lined up in rows that snaked through the Tempe Marketplace Harkins Theater, spilling out onto the sidewalk and clear around the other side of the building. Not everyone ... More >>
