Comic Heroes Magazine (2010) comic books 2010

Original Enveloped Edition. Comic Book Heroes is a new quarterly magazine from the makers of SFX magazine, celebrating the best in modern comics and the finest in retro. The debut issue features: an Iron Man 2 preview, featuring interviews with Robert Downey, Jr. and director Jon Favreau; the 10 essential Iron Man comics stories; an interview with John Romita, Jr. on Kick-Ass; interviews with the stars of the Kick-Ass film; a complete guide to the DC Universe, including looks at Crisis on Infinite Earths, Final Crisis, Blackest Night and more; an interview with Al Ewing; the pros (including Phonogram's Kieron Gillen) give tips on how to write for comics; a look at Judge Dredd: The Apocalypse War; 6 pages from Superman: Secret Origin by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank; a beginner's guide to Bande Dessinee (French comics); a look back at Tintin; a look at super heroes in computer games; an interview with and a gallery of the art of BPRD artist Guy Davis; the making of Superman: The Movie; a spotlight on Hellblazer; opinion column from Dez Skinn; preview of the Bristol Comics Expo; a look at all the super hero movies coming your way in 2010; comic reviews; an exclusive set of 2000 AD fridge magnets, featuring Judge Dredd, Nikolai Dante, Rogue Trooper (art by PJ Holden), Hammerstein (art by Chris Askham) and the Mighty Tharg; a giant double-sided poster featuring Batman and Robin by Andy Clarke, and American Vampire; plus a free mystery Marvel comic. Cover price $19.99.

Magazine Only. Comic Book Heroes is a new quarterly magazine from the makers of SFX magazine, celebrating the best in modern comics and the finest in retro. The debut issue features: an Iron Man 2 preview, featuring interviews with Robert Downey, Jr. and director Jon Favreau; the 10 essential Iron Man comics stories; an interview with John Romita, Jr. on Kick-Ass; interviews with the stars of the Kick-Ass film; a complete guide to the DC Universe, including looks at Crisis on Infinite Earths, Final Crisis, Blackest Night and more; an interview with Al Ewing; the pros (including Phonogram's Kieron Gillen) give tips on how to write for comics; a look at Judge Dredd: The Apocalypse War; 6 pages from Superman: Secret Origin by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank; a beginner's guide to Bande Dessinee (French comics); a look back at Tintin; a look at super heroes in computer games; an interview with and a gallery of the art of BPRD artist Guy Davis; the making of Superman: The Movie; a spotlight on Hellblazer; opinion column from Dez Skinn; preview of the Bristol Comics Expo; a look at all the super hero movies coming your way in 2010; comic reviews; an exclusive set of 2000 AD fridge magnets, featuring Judge Dredd, Nikolai Dante, Rogue Trooper (art by PJ Holden), Hammerstein (art by Chris Askham) and the Mighty Tharg; a giant double-sided poster featuring Batman and Robin by Andy Clarke, and American Vampire; plus a free mystery Marvel comic. Cover price $19.99.

Original Enveloped Edition - Captain America Cover. Comic Heroes, the new quarterly from the makers of SFX, returns with a POW! with your complete guide to the Marvel universe. Elsewhere we explore the amazing (and sometimes baffling) world of Japanese manga comics. Plus we showcase the art of Dave Gibbons and introduce the second part of our comic-drawing master class. Headlining the issue is our behind the scenes look at Captain America: the upcoming film, the comic writers and the character himself. ALSO INCLUDES: A sew on patch for Hellboy's BPRD; a giant double-sided poster featuring the Flash on one side and the heroes of Brightest Day on the other; issue 1 of 'Sidekick,' wherein the best new comics are previewed, including Bryan Talbot's Grandville Mon Amour, American Reaper by Pat Mills & Clint Langley, and The Playwright by Daren White & Eddie Campbell; Alan Moore's thoughts on his new and old comics work, and on the "creatively bankrupt" modern comics industry; interviews with Stan Lee, Mike Mignola and Charlie Adlard; Lew Stringer taking a look at the rise and fall of the British humor comics; retrospectives on Nemesis the Warlock, New X-Men and Green Lantern/Green Arrow; a feature on the best and worst licensed comics. Cover price $18.99.

Magazine Only - Captain America Cover. Comic Heroes, the new quarterly from the makers of SFX, returns with a POW! with your complete guide to the Marvel universe. Elsewhere we explore the amazing (and sometimes baffling) world of Japanese manga comics. Plus we showcase the art of Dave Gibbons and introduce the second part of our comic-drawing master class. Headlining the issue is our behind the scenes look at Captain America: the upcoming film, the comic writers and the character himself. ALSO INCLUDES: A sew on patch for Hellboy's BPRD; a giant double-sided poster featuring the Flash on one side and the heroes of Brightest Day on the other; issue 1 of 'Sidekick,' wherein the best new comics are previewed, including Bryan Talbot's Grandville Mon Amour, American Reaper by Pat Mills & Clint Langley, and The Playwright by Daren White & Eddie Campbell; Alan Moore's thoughts on his new and old comics work, and on the "creatively bankrupt" modern comics industry; interviews with Stan Lee, Mike Mignola and Charlie Adlard; Lew Stringer taking a look at the rise and fall of the British humor comics; retrospectives on Nemesis the Warlock, New X-Men and Green Lantern/Green Arrow; a feature on the best and worst licensed comics. Cover price $18.99.

Original Enveloped Edition - Hellboy Cover. Comic Heroes, the new quarterly from the makers of SFX, returns with a POW! with your complete guide to the Marvel universe. Elsewhere we explore the amazing (and sometimes baffling) world of Japanese manga comics. Plus we showcase the art of Dave Gibbons and introduce the second part of our comic-drawing master class. Headlining the issue is our behind the scenes look at Captain America: the upcoming film, the comic writers and the character himself. ALSO INCLUDES: A sew on patch for Hellboy's BPRD; a giant double-sided poster featuring the Flash on one side and the heroes of Brightest Day on the other; issue 1 of 'Sidekick,' wherein the best new comics are previewed, including Bryan Talbot's Grandville Mon Amour, American Reaper by Pat Mills & Clint Langley, and The Playwright by Daren White & Eddie Campbell; Alan Moore's thoughts on his new and old comics work, and on the "creatively bankrupt" modern comics industry; interviews with Stan Lee, Mike Mignola and Charlie Adlard; Lew Stringer taking a look at the rise and fall of the British humor comics; retrospectives on Nemesis the Warlock, New X-Men and Green Lantern/Green Arrow; a feature on the best and worst licensed comics. Cover price $18.99.

Magazine Only - Hellboy Cover. Comic Heroes, the new quarterly from the makers of SFX, returns with a POW! with your complete guide to the Marvel universe. Elsewhere we explore the amazing (and sometimes baffling) world of Japanese manga comics. Plus we showcase the art of Dave Gibbons and introduce the second part of our comic-drawing master class. Headlining the issue is our behind the scenes look at Captain America: the upcoming film, the comic writers and the character himself. Cover price $18.99.

Original Enveloped Edition - Gorgon Cover. Comic Heroes, the new quarterly from the makers of SFX, returns with a POW! with your complete guide to the Marvel universe. Elsewhere we explore the amazing (and sometimes baffling) world of Japanese manga comics. Plus we showcase the art of Dave Gibbons and introduce the second part of our comic-drawing master class. Headlining the issue is our behind the scenes look at Captain America: the upcoming film, the comic writers and the character himself. ALSO INCLUDES: A sew on patch for Hellboy's BPRD; a giant double-sided poster featuring the Flash on one side and the heroes of Brightest Day on the other; issue 1 of 'Sidekick,' wherein the best new comics are previewed, including Bryan Talbot's Grandville Mon Amour, American Reaper by Pat Mills & Clint Langley, and The Playwright by Daren White & Eddie Campbell; Alan Moore's thoughts on his new and old comics work, and on the "creatively bankrupt" modern comics industry; interviews with Stan Lee, Mike Mignola and Charlie Adlard; Lew Stringer taking a look at the rise and fall of the British humor comics; retrospectives on Nemesis the Warlock, New X-Men and Green Lantern/Green Arrow; a feature on the best and worst licensed comics. Cover price $18.99.

Magazine Only - Gorgon Cover. Comic Heroes, the new quarterly from the makers of SFX, returns with a POW! with your complete guide to the Marvel universe. Elsewhere we explore the amazing (and sometimes baffling) world of Japanese manga comics. Plus we showcase the art of Dave Gibbons and introduce the second part of our comic-drawing master class. Headlining the issue is our behind the scenes look at Captain America: the upcoming film, the comic writers and the character himself. Cover price $18.99.

Original Enveloped Edition. WE ARE THE WALKING DEAD! The third issue of Comic Heroes celebrates The Walking Dead with in-depth interviews with Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard, and an on-set report from the forthcoming AMC TV show! Also in the issue we've got a feast of comic art as Dave McKean, Jim Lee, Charles Vess and Bryan Talbot talk us through their work, and a host of industry talent contributes to 'How To Draw Comics'. And that's not all! There's a lengthy chat with the almighty Grant Morrison and we take an exclusive, behind the scenes retrospective look at the X-Men movies. And we haven't even mentioned some stunning free gifts, including the latest issue of our Sidekick sampler comic and some exclusive Walking Dead badges. Phew! ALSO INCLUDES: Everything you need to know about The Avengers ahead of 2012's silver-screen sensation; invaluable advice on how to draw comics from Dave Gibbons, Chris Weston and Mike Perkins; a giant double-sided Superman/Wonder Woman poster; a look at Neil Gaiman's The Sandman; exclusive news from Comic Con and Tony Lee's Comic Con diary; Sean Phillips on his favorite works. Cover price $18.99.

Magazine Only. WE ARE THE WALKING DEAD! The third issue of Comic Heroes celebrates The Walking Dead with in-depth interviews with Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard, and an on-set report from the forthcoming AMC TV show! Also in the issue we've got a feast of comic art as Dave McKean, Jim Lee, Charles Vess and Bryan Talbot talk us through their work, and a host of industry talent contributes to 'How To Draw Comics'. And that's not all! There's a lengthy chat with the almighty Grant Morrison and we take an exclusive, behind the scenes retrospective look at the X-Men movies. And we haven't even mentioned some stunning free gifts, including the latest issue of our Sidekick sampler comic and some exclusive Walking Dead badges. Phew! ALSO INCLUDES: Everything you need to know about The Avengers ahead of 2012's silver-screen sensation; invaluable advice on how to draw comics from Dave Gibbons, Chris Weston and Mike Perkins; a giant double-sided Superman/Wonder Woman poster; a look at Neil Gaiman's The Sandman; exclusive news from Comic Con and Tony Lee's Comic Con diary; Sean Phillips on his favorite works. Cover price $18.99.

Original Enveloped Edition. Headlining Comic Heroes is a massive interview with Warren Ellis, comics' finest futurist. But there's plenty more besides, including The Art of Adam Hughes, in which the acclaimed artist comments on his favourite works, and the second part of our massive How To Draw Comics feature, sporting contributions from the brightest stars in the comic art firmament. Throw in the latest news and masses of reviews, and you've got the perfect magazine for comics fans! PLUS: Kevin O'Neil talks about the much-anticipated League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century: 1969; Moebius gets the full profile treatment by comics historian Paul Gravett; Lew Stringer takes a stroll down memory lane with Britain's forgotten superheroes; interviews with Bryan Hitch, Adi Granov and Mark Waid; Walt Simonson reminisces about his classic run on Thor; the Bluffer's Guide to Batman: essential Bat-reading; free gifts: the latest instalment of the Sidekick sampler comic (featuring some classic Jack Kirby and the forthcoming The Infinite Vacation from Image comics), the complete first issue of Stan Lee's The Traveler from Boom! Studios (complete with exclusive cover) and 3 Jack Kirby art postcards. Cover price $18.99.

Magazine Only. Headlining Comic Heroes is a massive interview with Warren Ellis, comics' finest futurist. But there's plenty more besides, including The Art of Adam Hughes, in which the acclaimed artist comments on his favourite works, and the second part of our massive How To Draw Comics feature, sporting contributions from the brightest stars in the comic art firmament. Throw in the latest news and masses of reviews, and you've got the perfect magazine for comics fans! PLUS: Kevin O'Neil talks about the much-anticipated League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century: 1969; Moebius gets the full profile treatment by comics historian Paul Gravett; Lew Stringer takes a stroll down memory lane with Britain's forgotten superheroes; interviews with Bryan Hitch, Adi Granov and Mark Waid; Walt Simonson reminisces about his classic run on Thor; the Bluffer's Guide to Batman: essential Bat-reading; free gifts: the latest instalment of the Sidekick sampler comic (featuring some classic Jack Kirby and the forthcoming The Infinite Vacation from Image comics), the complete first issue of Stan Lee's The Traveler from Boom! Studios (complete with exclusive cover) and 3 Jack Kirby art postcards. Cover price $18.99.