Join us at Palace Electric for our Thursday May 24th, 12.01am screenings to celebrate the opening of SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY. This special night will feature the 501st Legion in full costume. There will also be lucky door prizes for best dressed on the night, courtesy of Impact Comics, so come in your best outfit! Continue reading Solo: A Star Wars Story Midnight screening
We are massive GitS fans here at Impact Comics, and we are excited about this newest adaptation of the classic. Stay tuned to our email newsletters soon for your chance to score free tickets to see it at the movies – check out the trailer here and now! Continue reading Ghost in the Shell – hits cinemas this month
Have you got your movie tickets yet?
This is the perfect comic to read while waiting … Continue reading Captain America Civil War movie prelude!
Not long now to the biggest throw down in cinema history. The Bat of Gotham versus the Last Son of Krypton.
But it didn’t start on the big screen. Like all the best ideas, this has already played out in the pages of a comic. Continue reading Batman v Superman – start here
Our good friends at PALACE ELECTRIC CINEMAS have hooked us up with early bird tickets to see DEADPOOL. And we want you to join us! Continue reading See Deadpool with us!
In 1985 one of the most successful science fiction films of all time captured the hearts and minds of a generation. That film ended with a tease for the sequel, with the heroes headed for the future, 21st October, 2015. Today is the future Marty McFly and Doc Brown flew to, and we’ve finally got our hoverboards!… What? Why not?! Continue reading Welcome to the Future
At the end of Back To The Future Marty and Doc took off to a time when they “don’t need roads.” That time is this week! And they arrive in comic book form! Continue reading Marty McFly arrives this week!
Darren Aronofsky is a visionary film maker. Creating Black Swan, The Wrestler and The Fountain. He’s also an amazing graphic novel writer. He has a big budget movie out right now called NOAH, starring Russel “Jor-El” Crowe. Just as he did with THE FOUNTAIN, Aronofsky has created a graphic novel from an alternative version of his film script. Continue reading Noah – but not as you know it.
