When writer Brandon Jerwa started tweeting about an upcoming Kickstarter project, I knew that I wanted to help pledge to the cause. Yet, I had no idea the scale and scope of the project. The page for Brandon’s project, Untold Tales of the Comic Industry, launched yesterday and revealed some details about the upcoming documentary. The film looks to the “genesis of our [creators] shared love of comics, and explore the inspirations that keep creators running. You’ll learn what these creators love about the industry today, and what they hope to see improved for the industry’s survival tomorrow.”

Check out some footage from the film below and see what comic creators like Ben Templesmith, Erik Larson, Matthew Sturges, and Sterling Gates have to say about how comics have influenced their lives, but importantly visit the page and pledge some money towards an amazing project.

Riding the hype surrounding Holy Terror, Legendary Comics’ first Comic-Con panel revealed two upcoming projects from Paul Pope (Batman: Year 100, Liquid, 100%) and Matt Wagner (Grendel, Mage) and we’ve got more information about these anticipated projects after the break.

On the heels of another big movie release, Marvel had quite a busy week at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. With tons of interesting and exciting book announcements, there was plenty to be excited about. After the break we’ve got a roundup of the latest from the House of Ideas.

Since April 2011, SmarterComics has brought guides and insider secrets to comic fans. So when 50 Cent, with author Robert Green, wanted to adapt his best selling book The 50th Law into a comic, the golden deal was struck. Fiddy was in the panels and we’ve got more after the break.

The man that brought the comics industry such classics as Y: The Last Man and Ex Machina will soon make his triumphant return. Announced today at Image’s panel, writer Brian K. Vaughan along with co-creator and artist Fiona Staples, will bring Saga to the comics world next year. Thanks to an exclusive interview with Comic Book Resources, we’ve got some more details about is now my most anticipated book of 2o12. Check the detail and the full teaser art after the break.

With four trailers debuting their biggest projects, Legendary Comics (a division of Legendary Pictures) has officially grabbed the attention of comic fans everywhere. With an Editor-In-Chief that’s worked at Oni, DC, and IDW, Bob Schreck has got a bit of a magic touch to bring to the start-up table. Legendary Comics has plans of publishing four to six graphic novels a year, both print and digital. There are hopes the loyal fandom of Legendary Pictures will transfer to the comic book world and we’ve got more information about the first comic from Legendary after the break.