Artist, Juan Pablo Bravo has done it again with an infographic depicting 600 Hanna-Barbera characters. Don’t forget to check out his other works as well – 250 Disney characters and 70 Disney Villains.

Juan Pablo Bravo

So it’s been a few weeks since I went to Comic Con, but I finally got around to documenting all the goodies I found this year.

First off, I stopped by Eric Gonzalez’s booth and picked up his new book, “Rosita and Conchita.” It’s a beautifully illustrated book.

Next, I found a playful print titled, “Lava Jump” for my son’s room by Travis Hanson.

Being a fan of Alice in Wonderland, I was curious to read a set of graphic novels I found. The “Return to Wonderland” books have some nice cover art. I was hoping for a more original derivative story, but like I said, the art’s nice.

I also picked up Cheeks’ 2009 sketchbook and he was kind enough to sketch Wolverine for me. Nice addition to the collection. And speaking of nice sketchbooks, I found a real nice one from Justin Orr.  I was drawn to his booth by his illustration work. He had a great Wolverine print which I promptly bought for my bro.

I also purchased a Michael Jackson “Smooth Criminal” print for my niece. But what REALLY caught my eye was a Johnny Sokko and his Flying Robot print. THAT was my favorite purchase of the Con.

Lastly, I added a new 10″ Hellboy from Gentle Giant to the shelf. A very nice addition. You can check out all the pics of the stuff I couldn’t afford at the NOPAL gallery.

io9.com has some great Sucker Punch poster art. The movie trailer looks pretty bad ass – and the posters live up to it. Check them all out for yourself.

via io9.com

I’ve always been a fan of the Men in Black movies, although the second one was a bit of a stretch. (I’m not a huge fan of talking dogs…). But here comes news of a third installment to the series. And this time, of course, it will be in 3D. Here’s hoping that they go back to their roots and focus on some alien action.

The gods must have finally heard my wishes. It seems like J Scott Campbell’s classic Danger Girl comic is finally going to be made into a movie. Holy Mackeral! Hollywood, please don’t mess this one up. Please. Get your hopes up by reading more here.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/herocomplex/