Art For Art’s Sake #322: Lee Gatlin’s Spidey & More Delights
Art For Art’s Sake, a once a week exploration of all that’s good in the world of comic art…
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Dynamite, Fantagraphics, And Drawn & Quarterly Band Together To Block Diamond’s Inventory Sale
The fallout from the Diamond Comics Distributors bankruptcy continues. Late on Friday, Dynamite Entertainment, Fantagraphics, and Drawn & Quarterly released
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Commentary: ‘Ironheart’ Chooses Character Simplicity Over Complexity
Adapting comic book story lines is difficult. They often involve multiple issues spanning multiple arcs across multiple titles. It allows
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2000 AD And The Treasury Of British Comics Announce Their 2026 Annuals
After many, many, too many years away, 2024 saw the return of the 2000 AD Annual, plus a Treasury of
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Superman Week — Revisiting ‘Superman/Tarzan: Sons of the Jungle’
Welcome to the table, It’s Superman Week here at Comicon.com, and that means we are covering all things Superman.
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Review: Meat Eaters Is Probably Going To Be Your Favorite Comic … Or At Least Come Close
Welcome to the table, Every so often, a comic comes along that so fundamentally fits into exactly what I’m
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It’s Good To Be Good — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #3
There is something about the type of hope that heroes wearing that iconic S shield tend to bring with them.
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Superman Week: Some Of Our Recent Favorite Superman Action Figures
I’ve been a Superman fan most of my life. I’ve collected action figures off and on for that same time.
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Anton Talks Wild Adventures With An Animal-Loving Author And Illustrator Sara Davidson
Welcome to the table, Check this out… I had the opportunity to sit down with Sarah Davidson, author and illustrator
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‘Red Sonja’ Sets Release Date; New Trailer Online
It took a moment, but Red Sonja is ready for her big-screen return. Samuel Goldwyn Films announced Thursday that the film
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Reviewing ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Dragon Delves — Death At Sunset Adventure’
Welcome to the table, I very rarely put my players against dragons. In the decades I have run various
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Review: ‘Superman’ (2025) Is A Satisfying Tale That Evokes The Post-Crisis Comics
For those who relished heading to the comic shop every week in 1990 or ’91 — the original “Post-Crisis” times
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Check Out All Three Versions Of Joe Madureira’s ‘X-Men Of Apocalypse Alpha’ #1 Cover
He visually redefined comics for a generation. In September, he returns to the universe that made him famous as X-Men
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Rock Out With ‘G.I. Joe: Cold Slither’ #1 From Skybound
Skybound, Image Comics, and toy company Hasbro have jointly announced an all-new Energon Universe one-shot, G.I. Joe: Cold Slither #1
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Commentary: ‘Dragon Ball’ Has Evolved To A Next Level Franchise
There comes a point in the life of a franchise when it evolves beyond a singular story. Great examples of
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Gloria Grahame Will Have Her Revenge: Fritz Lang’s ‘The Big Heat’ Reviewed
People love to lament that no one answers the phone anymore, but those same people should watch Fritz Lang’s The
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Friends (Maybe) In Need — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #8
Once upon a time, a group of Angel Grove friends were given amazing colorful powers from an ageless alien sage.
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Superman Week Commentary: The Multiverse Makes Cyborg Superman Obsolete
We’re continuing our coverage of Superman week with a brief look at one of Superman’s most interesting, yet potentially obsolete villains. “Cyborg
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Review: The Final Curtain Comes Down On The Moonstones In ‘The Magic Order 5’ #6
The Magic Order 5 #6 marks the end to another series of magical meddling and mayhem, but it also brings the
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Superman Week: Ranking The Rest Of The Superman #1s
Back on “Superman Day”, I ranked all the covers to the first issues of Superman’s self-titled series through the years
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Interview: ‘Jaws@50’ Producer Wendy Benchley On The Impact Of ‘Jaws’ And Ocean Conservation
Jaws@50 is a new documentary celebrating the 50 year history of Steven Spielberg‘s film and some of the lesser known stories
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Superman Week – Heroes & Villains Tee’s Take Us Up, Up, And Away
Welcome to the table, It’s Superman week here at Comicon.com, and that means we are talking about all things
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Nobody Brings The Mess Like Family — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #9
Cassandra Cain is on a quest. A quest to discover the last secrets of her recently departed mother Lady Shiva.
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Enter Marvel’s ‘Age Of Revelation’: Our Thoughts And Reactions
Yesterday Marvel revealed the big event they’ve been teasing for months- first in vague teases, then in a promo out
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Commentary: ‘Ironheart’ Wisely Took A Different Direction Than ‘Iron Man’
There’s no denying that Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) was the cornerstone of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The entire franchise
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Noir Double Feature: ‘They Drive By Night’ And ‘His Kind Of Woman’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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‘My Hero Academia: All’s Justice’ Is A New Game Set Near The Anime’s Last Battle
Developer Byking and publisher Bandai-Namco are ready to launch a new game in the world of My Hero Academia — this time set
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Workshop Wednesdays — Space Wolves Are Just Fun
Welcome to the table, In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war. Well, there is
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Oozing With Awesome — Reviewing ‘All-New Venom’ #8
Ever read a comic book that comic booked so hard that it was like pure joy to turn every page?
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Superman Week — Revisiting An Underrated Alternate Superman In ‘Superman’ Annual #6
Welcome to the table, It’s Superman week here at Comicon.com, and, as is my way, I am going to
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An Interview With ‘Flash Gordon: The Girl From Infinity’ Creators Marguerite Bennett And Bev Johnson
Flash Gordon has been a sci-fi hero since the 1930s. Originally created by Alex Raymond, the character is being re-imagined
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