Author: Stephen Schleicher

Stephen Schleicher began his career writing for the Digital Media Online community of sites, including Digital Producer and Creative Mac covering all aspects of the digital content creation industry. He then moved on to consumer technology, and began the Coolness Roundup podcast. A writing fool, Stephen has freelanced for Sci-Fi Channel's Technology Blog, and Gizmodo. Still longing for the good ol' days, Stephen launched Major Spoilers in July 2006, because he is a glutton for punishment. You can follow him on Twitter @MajorSpoilers and tell him your darkest secrets...

Really? DC Comics has announced issues #2 and #3 have sold out and will be heading back to the printer for a second run. “I’m both slightly stunned and incredibly gratified at the fan response to FREDDY VS. JASON VS. ASH,” says cowriter Jeff Katz. “Obviously, I always believed in the commercial and creative potential of this match-up, but to see it received with such intense enthusiasm has made for one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. I feel like a proud father, and I’m incredibly happy for James, Jason and Thomas because I know this project means…

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If you haven’t been reading Immortal Iron Fist, you are missing out on a great series, especially with the revelations of the history behind everyone who has ever born the name. Marvel has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Immortal Iron Fist: Orson Randall and the Green Mist of Death! That’s right, DEATH!

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Dynamite Entertainment has announced Red Sonja #32 will kick off the next big story arc for the she-devil with a sword. Issue 32 will be written by Fabiano Neves with art by Adriano Batista.

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The small press company founded by award winning screenwriter and novelist Christian Beranek has launched its very own website. Little Foot, which publishes two titles per year, has its latest release CrumbSnatchers available for sale on the newly launched site. In addition to this news, Little Foot will be setting up this year at the New York Comic Con. Librarians and booksellers that stop by the booth will receive special packs from the publisher that will outline their plans in terms of educational seminars and reading programs. Samples of future projects will be included as well. Mr. Big, the last…

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Avatar Press has sent Major Spoilers the solicitation information and cover images for titles shipping in April 2008. Take the jump for the full list and an eye full of the image above.

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Boom! Studios has announced that the Foundation has completely sold out.  In fact, in anticipation of fan reaction, the company shipped 20-percent more to stores. “I’m a big fan of high concepts, especially those that sit right on the edge of what’s possible. When I pitched THE FOUNDATION to Ross [Richie] at BOOM!, he saw the potential in the premise and got behind it one hundred percent,” said creator Kody Chamberlain. “Now, with the first issue selling out, I’m extremely pleased to find readers and retailers responding to the book as well. John Rozum and Chee are doing an amazing…

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Good news for those of you who like the look of the original Cylon killing machines – Diamond Select Toys will be releasing the entire Razor collection this summer. Take the jump for the entire rundown of the Cylon invasion.

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I was as surprised and let down as the next person when I found out fave scribe Bill Willingham stepped down from writing Salvation Run. After reading his explanation, I’m ready to forgive. “The short version is that I got sick, and on doctor’s orders I needed to dial back my workload – specifically the most stress-inducing part of my workload – and picked the most likely candidate to give up,” Bill Willingham told CBR News. “There’s a longer version with more nuance, many more details, some interesting subplots, a few surprise dramatic twists and even a musical interlude or…

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According to Top Cow PR Guru Filip Sablik, the company’s Pilot Season brought in 4 million votes from the five issues released. You may remember that each issue featured an established Top Cow character that could go on to be in their own series. “A promotion like this is always a bit risky because you don’t know what kind of results you’re going to get. But the fans really impressed us with their enthusiasm with Pilot Season,” said Top Cow Publisher, Filip Sablik. “Over 4 million votes is almost unbelievable and we’re even more proud to say that all those…

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Here is the New Comic Release list for comics scheduled to be in stores January 30, 2008. There may be items on this list that are not shipped at the last minute, or new material may be added. Check with your local retailer for more details. This list was last updated January 29, 2008.

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If Playboy has their way I’m sure it would happen. But is it such a big deal? I mean take a look at an Hughes, Grant, Horn, or other cheesecake artist and tell me those costumes aren’t painted on.  Pink Raygun seems to have a problem with it, though… So, Wonder Woman finally gets a female writer after sixty years in existence (and manages to get some favorable real-world press as well) and Playboy follows up on that meme by painting a naked chick who couldn’t survive more than a week on The Celebrity Apprentice. Wonder how Gail Simone feels…

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This issue proves why you should be reading Blue Beetle. I think too many readers dismissed Jamie Reyes when he first appeared as just another Ted Kord wanna-be, but issue #23 proves he has what it takes to be a hero.

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You know someone has too much time on their hands when they start digging around the toy chest looking for the most ill-conceived action figures.  The fine people at Cracked.com have come up with such a list, and if you think you know what action figure is the worst, better head over to the site and check it out for yourself. Personally, I would have gone with Santa Yoda… via Cracked.com

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