FanExpo Boston 2018: Jim Zub Talks Rick And Morty Vs. Dungeons & Dragons
I had a superb conversation with Jim Zub about his work on comics based off of animated television. Last time
Read moreI had a superb conversation with Jim Zub about his work on comics based off of animated television. Last time
Read moreMaybe I over-analyze titles too much, but I always wondered why this comic was called Maestros, plural, and not Maestro,
Read moreJustice League Dark #2 by James Tynion IV (writer), Alvaro Martinez Bueno (artist), Raul Fernandez (inker), Brad Anderson (colours) and
Read moreQuantum and Woody has been many things. It’s almost always been a comedy, but sometimes it’s a relationship sitcom. Sometimes
Read moreWe learned at San Diego Comic Con that new division of the company, Dark Horse Direct, would be rolling out
Read moreRob Guillory’s Farmhand has been a hit with not only the reviewers, like me, but also readers. I’m not surprised
Read moreRipley’s Believe It or Not! has been sharing weird stories for 100 years. Now it’s jumping to comics thanks to
Read moreLately DC has decided that twenty-five issues is an anniversary. All of the DC Rebirth titles have seen extra sized
Read moreAs Spider-Geddon looms in the distance, we take a moment to check in on the other Spider-Men in the multiverse.
Read moreIn the hallowed annals of comic history, there have been only two comic characters that are so malleable that you
Read moreNext month sees the release of the over-sized one-shot, Go Go Power Rangers: Back to School from Boom! Studios and
Read moreTito W. James: What are your thoughts on FanExpo Boston? Declan Shalvey: It’s great! I haven’t been to a FanExpo
Read moreHeroes in Crisis is set to debut in September from DC Comics, featuring the creation of Sanctuary, a facility designed
Read moreA group of criminals are working in secret to pull off all kinds of heists in Metropolis. They’re accomplishing this
Read moreTito W. James: Have you been to FanExpo Boston before? Jim Zub: I haven’t been to FanExpo in Boston before,
Read moreSupernatural, Roaring Twenties-set series, Bitter Root #1 by David F. Walker, Chuck Brown, and Sanford Greene is out Wednesday, the 14th
Read moreFence, the series from C.S. Pacat and Johanna The Mad, is the latest comic to ditch the monthly floppies and
Read moreThe Critiquing Comics Podcast returns tonight, from the same folks who bring us Deconstructing Comics, this time talking about the
Read moreBatman and Robin are caught in a heated battle with Gotham City citizens. These innocent people think the heroes are
Read moreIn case anyone believed I was a little too focused on DC, here’s a week of all Marvel (and one
Read moreRiri Williams, the brilliant young African-American woman who was able to recreate the Iron Man suit without Tony Stark’s vast
Read moreAnnounced at last weekend’s Power Morphicon, Diamond and Funko are joining forces for an exclusive POP! Vinyl Figure of everyone’s
Read moreWith the future of Blackwood unknown, Blackwood #4 ends its run stubbornly as a miniseries. Did it ever claim to
Read moreDynamite Entertainment has announced that they’ll be publishing a significant Red Sonja graphic novel in English for the first time.
Read moreBobby Drake’s life is heating up. Yes, that’s a bad pun, but I’m going with it. This November, Iceman goes
Read moreDynamite Entertainment has announced that Bettie Page will be returning for an all-new adventure taking her to old Blighty. This
Read moreMutated New York sewer alligator (aren’t they all?) Leatherhead returns to challenge our heroes in a half-shell this week in
Read moreIt’s not long now until The Beatles Yellow Submarine graphic adaptation hits comic book stores and we’ve got a preview
Read moreWhen people think of The Beano, celebrating 80 fun filled years this year, they immediately think of Dennis The Menace.
Read moreI said it right from the first issue of Skyward, but now, with this final part of the 5-issue ‘My
Read moreTito W. James: How’s FanExpo Boston treating you? Peter Tomasi: It’s a good turnout. We’re here on a Friday. It’s
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