Gareth Evans’s ‘Havoc’ Reviewed
Havoc is the long-awaited action thriller from Gareth Evans, the mastermind behind The Raid duology. The Raid films set a new gold
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Thunderbolts Week: Ranking Leaders Like Lightning
One of the most interesting things about the incredibly diverse types of teams that have used the name Thunderbolts is
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Review – ‘Frankenstein New World: The Sea of Forever’ #3
Welcome to the table, There may, at some point in some far flung future, come a time where I am
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‘Monstress’ Gets A Compendium Edition To Celebrate Its Tenth Anniversary From Image Comics
The highly acclaimed and multiple award-winning series (in 2016 Liu was the first woman to ever to win an Eisner
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‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #2 Suggests A Fun Template For The Series — Review
There is a lightness to the first two issues of this young series. That’s not to say this is a
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Previewing ‘Essential Judge Dredd: Tour Of Duty Book 3’ – Dredd’s Essential Exploration Of His History Concludes
‘Tour Of Duty’ is the only Essential Judge Dredd volume thus far to go to multiple volumes, one where the
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‘Medieval Spawn’ #1 Gets A Second Printing After Selling Out
The debut issue of the new dark Spawn Universe four-issue fantasy epic, Medieval Spawn #1 from writer Rory McConville and artist
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‘Grendel’ Creator Matt Wagner Is The Latest Artist To Create Connecting Covers For Skybound’s ‘The Walking Dead Deluxe’
Skybound/Image Comics have revealed the latest set of connecting covers for The Walking Dead Deluxe series, from comoc book legend
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Commentary: Goku And Superman Are Both Challenged The Most By Magic
There have been countless comparisons between Superman and Dragon Ball‘s Son Goku. Both are incredibly strong beings who triumph over equally
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‘Andor’ Is Back And Better — Or At Least As Good As — Ever In Season Two’s First Three Episodes
By the time the first season of Andor wrapped, it had established itself as a critical success. Moments like the
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De Agostini Announces ‘Oracle Red Bull Racing RB19’ Formula One Build-Up Model Subscription
European-based collectibles brand De Agostini brings the pulse pounding excitement of Formula One home to collectors and auto racing fans
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‘Pokémon TCG Pocket: Celestial Guardians’ Is Dropping Tomorrow
Welcome to the table, Check this out… I love Pokémon and have been playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket
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‘Love, Death & Robots: Volume 4’ Tops Our Netflix Picks For May
May is here far too soon for out liking. It means the year is inching closer to the halfway mark.
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Thunderbolts Week: A Justice Like Lightning Primer
Nearly thirty years ago, Justice Like Lightning first struck as Thunderbolts #1 debuted in 1997. In the wake of Onslaught,
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Advance Review: ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ #41 Kicks Off New Arc – Painfully Slowly
After a series of one-off issues, Something is Killing the Children returns to longer-form storytelling with issue #41. Normally, that
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Arrow Video Will Unleash A Sylvester Stallone Classic, Lucio Fulci Zombies, ‘Narc’ And ‘The Stuff’ This July
Arrow Video’s recently announced physical media slate for July collects cops, criminals, zombies, Sylvester Stallone, and other cool genre “stuff,”
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Picking Up The Scattered Pieces — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #15
Sit with something long enough and your feelings may begin to change. Opinions can steadily be chipped away. Sometimes that
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First Look At Titan Comics’ ‘The Savage Sword Of Conan’ #8
This week’s new issue of the magazine-sized The Savage Sword of Conan is a rather big one. With creators including
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Marvel Comics Partners With The Future Foundation To Present ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ In July
In a very charming announcement, Marvel Comics has revealed a new in-universe one-shot tie-in to Marvel Studios’ Fantastic Four: First
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April Previews (Week 4): Previewing All This Week’s DC And Marvel Comics
X-Men Previews: Spider-Man Previews: Batman Previews: DC Previews: Marvel Previews:
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Maybe I’ll Check Out The Fandom’ Edition
Yes, time for another Sabbath day of reading about a few news pieces for comics this week (after you’ve been
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Past Week’s Posts
Welcome, welcome, welcome. I do hope you’re having a good weekend. And here’s hoping to make it better with another
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Art For Art’s Sake #311: Of Sienkiewicz And ‘Stray Toasters’
In the words of Bowie’s Major Tom – ‘For here am I sitting in a tin can, far above the
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Your First Look At Skybound’s ‘G.I. JOE’ #7 And The First Appearance Of Beach Head
Skybound/Image Comics/Hasbro have revealed covers and a preview for G.I. JOE #7 from writer Joshua Williamson (Duke, Cobra Commander), artist Andrea
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Commentary: ‘Minecraft’ Cracks The Code For Video Game Adaptations
It’s no secret that video game films have struggled since their inception. Although the games themselves are hugely popular with
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Characterization In The Buffyverse — ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ Season 5, Episode 6
This is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
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Here There Be Villains — Reviewing ‘Justice League Unlimited’ #6
A deep desire to want to be the hero of the story often comes with consequences of a disastrous nature.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Force’ #10 Concludes With A Whimper Then Celebrates 300
In this week’s batch of X-Books, the latest iteration of X-Force concludes at the same time it celebrates reaching 300
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‘G.I. Joe: Roadblock’ #1 Is A Successful Silent Superhero Story – Review
Continuing Skybound’s month-long celebration of G.I. Joe #21’s groundbreaking silent story, G.I. Joe: Roadblock #1 is another character-focused one shot
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Adult Animation Revolution: ‘The Gaslight District’ Episode 1
“The Gaslight District is a gothic crime drama about a family of undead gangsters trying to find their place after
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Celebrating Image Comics Birthday – ‘Age of Bronze’ Brings The Trojan War To Comics Life
To say that superhero comics are akin to modern mythology is, at this point, so cliché it’s become more laughable
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