FIRST LOOK: Paul Pope's BATTLING BOY

Artist Paul Pope and colorist Nathan Schreiber have released a first look at color pages from Battling Boy, Pope's highly anticipated -- and much-delayed -- graphic novel from First Second Books.

Announced in 2007, Battling Boy centers on the son of a god (or perhaps superhero) who's sent down from the top of a mountain by his father to rid the continent-sized city of Monstropolis of the monsters that plague it. This is the fabled comic with "horrible, Grimm's fairytale, Beowulf-ish monsters" and 50-page fight scenes.

It was suggested back in March that Battling Boy initially could be serialized online, presumably as part of First Second's TBC/To Be Continued initiative. However, no additional information has been released.

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FIRST LOOK: GREEN LANTERN EMERALD WARRIORS #1

I am Gfest blogger. 

Gfest blogger I am. 

I do not like Guy Gardner.  

I do not like him in Green Lantern books. 

I do not like him in any comic books.  

You make think I am unfair, but I do not like him anywhere.  

I do not like him Green or Red

I do not like his big fathead

I do like Hal Jordan instead 

Some say Gfest Blogger give Guy a chance you may like him after first glance. 

I tell them all I cannot, he's too annoying and irrelevant

He comes off as such a little runt

That he has to be a big, fat CUNT!

With that being said, here is a first look at GREEN LANTERN EMERALD WARRIORS #1.  The solcit from DC reads as follows:

A whole new chapter in the epic GREEN LANTERN saga gets under way as Guy Gardner begins his secret mission for Atrocitus, bringing him into conflict with Hal Jordan with massive repercussions for the Green Lantern Corps.

Guy takes fellow Emerald Warriors Kilowog and Arisia along as he explores the Unknown Sectors — but what happens when they discover his mission and what’s waiting for them in the unpatrolled darkness?

Exclusive Jon Favreau Cowboys & Aliens Set Picture

Back in May, Cowboys & Aliens director Jon Favreau posted a camera test shot. He revealed later that the figure in the shot was indeed Daniel Craig in costume. Now, Favreau has posted this photo of the set during a night shoot.

Opening in theaters on July 29, 2011, the DreamWorks release also stars Harrison Ford, Olivia Wilde, Sam Rockwell, Noah Ringer, Paul Dano, Keith Carradine, Clancy Brown, Ana de la Reguera and Adam Beach.

Thanks to Superhero Hype for the information.