Wedding

A cartoon crazy couple had a true fairytale wedding after their guests dressed as DISNEY characters. Though a theme wedding can get a bit crazy, and there’s nothing wrong with adding some geeky touches to your special day. If you’re not sure just how geeky your wedding should be, check out these Top 10 super geeky weddings. 10.Super Mario and Princess Peach Wedding Looks like Mario finally found the right castle and got to marry his princess. 9.Zombie Wedding Instead of a blushing bride, some zombie fans opt for more of a “gushing bride” look… as in there’s blood gushing out of her eyes.  8.Superhero Wedding Unlike the guys who kept their identities hidden until after the ceremony, this couple got married dressed as Superman and Wonder Woman in front of a fortress of solitude altar. While that’s really awesome, comic book fans may not care for the inaccurate pairing of Clark and Diana. Plus you know

Reprinting material from DEADPOOL (2012) #27.

“Shotgun Wedding” is a new mini-series from the Top Cow branch of Image Comics, released on a weekly basis through the month of April 2014. Part of me thinks that it’s a fun way to spotlight William Harms and Edward Pun’s comic, keeping the pace moving rapidly. But at the same time, I also can’t help but think that the weekly release might lessen the chance that readers will drop out, because based on the first issue, this all feels very familiar. “Shotgun Wedding” #1 isn’t a bad concept, with Mike’s ex-fiancee Chloe left at the altar four years earlier and tracking him down for revenge. With Mike and Chloe both assassins, though, this is anything but a stern word being planned. And all the while, Mike’s new fiancee Denise is oblivious to the anger of a woman scorned coming zooming in her direction. The problem is that for now, “Shotgun Wedding” #1 appears to be riding solely on the concept. None of the characters particularly stand out as interesting or more than two-dimensional at

Crunchyroll releases manga digitally, Yen Press to release manga in print The December issue of Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan magazine revealed on Saturday that Maybe's Tales of Wedding Rings (Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari) manga is getting a virtual-reality experience. The magazine teases the project as allowing readers to "experience the world of the manga in 360 degrees." The magazine will announce more information about the project in the next issue in December. Crunchyroll is digitally publishing the manga, and it describes the story: When Sato's childhood friend Hime suddenly said good-bye, he chased after her and found himself in a fantasy world!! There Sato married Hime and became the legendary hero, the Ring King!! Dusk maiden of Amnesia's Maybe brings you an Out-of-this-world newly-wed romantic comedy!! The creator duo Maybe launched the manga in Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan magazine in March 2014, and Square Enix published the fifth volume on June 24. Ye

It’s official, Colossus and Kitty Pryde are getting married later this year in X-Men Gold #30 by Marc Guggenheim and Paolo Siqueira. It was announced last November that someone would be getting married this June in what Marvel is calling “The Wedding of the Century” but now we have confirmation that it is in fact Kitty and Piotr. Marvel confirmed the happy news in a YouTube save-the-date, asking readers to keep June 2018 free to celebrate the union between the two fan-favorite mutants. The video itself doesn’t give an exact date, but last year’s announcement specified that the wedding would take place on June 20. Knowing what comic release schedules are like, that could always change. Kitty proposed to Piotr in this week’s X-Men Gold #20 after a dangerous outing in The Negative Zone nearly led to his death. The couple have had a very rocky road to the altar, oftentimes one or both of them would be with someone else, or dead, or sometimes