One of the more interesting tidbits to come out of the New York Comic-Con was the announcement of a Batman/Spawn crossover comic and statue.

Variety is reporting that Warner Brothers Pictures 'is already planning the next installments' in the Batman and Superman film franchises.

Takashi Okazaki is at the center of multi-media property with an anime and a film based his self-published Afro Samurai manga.

In 2006 Mattel has a leg up on its chief rival thanks to licenses based on Superman Returns and Cars .

At the New York International Toy Fair Corgi showed off its Limited Edition Die-Cast Marvel Figures .

Art Asylum is launching its new line of Speed Racer toys using Webcasts of 7-minute animated episodes.

This week, Bennett talks back to Marvel EIC Joe Quesada.

The nearly 27 inches of snow that fell on the opening day of Toy Fair on Sunday closed all three New York-area airports, made travel by car or train almost impossible, and cut attendance at some events by over 90%.

This week, Bennett takes a look at Free Comic Book Day.

James Meeley, recently of Ron's Coin & Collectibles in Yakima, Washington, saw Ilan Strasser's response to his on content from the Big Two comic publishers, and took another kick at the cat.