Commentary: ‘Black Mirror’ Succeeds Despite Making Viewers Sad
By and large, entertainment is supposed to elicit positive feelings. People engage in entertainment to pass the time in a
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The King Of Monsters Meets The King In Black In ‘Godzilla Destroys The Marvel Universe’ #2 Cover Reveal
Following the decade by decade event currently rampaging through the Marvel Universe, Godzilla is going to be broadening his impact.
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Review: ‘Spider-Man & Wolverine’ #1 Has A Lot Of Fun But Has A Big Issue
There’s a lot of iconic superhero pairings in comics. Frankly, Marvel doesn’t have any as big as Spider-Man & Wolverine,
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Streaming and Screaming — ‘Jodorowsky’s Dune’
A decade has passed since the release of Jodorowsky’s Dune. The stranger-than-fiction documentary details the legendary unmade adaptation of Frank
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Review — ‘Vatican City’ #2 Maintains Its Breakneck Pace
Welcome to the table, I’m a big fan of monster stories where the monsters are allowed to be monsters. When
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The Shadows Sure Are Crowded — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1097
There is a mysterious shadowy evil force at work in Gotham City. No, not that one, or the other one.
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Talking ‘Blue Palo Verde’ With Ray Fawkes And Rimanti Nurdarina
It’s one thing knowing a town’s bad news — a name like “Promise” was always going to be a hard
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The Batcave Grows More Crowded After Lake Como Comic Art Festival 2025
The Lake Como Comic Art Festival brings together some of the most well-known comic illustrators from around the world. That
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Toy Expert Steve Johnston Talks Tariffs And Their Impact On Geeky Fandoms
Steve Johnston from Pawn Stars, One of Us Comics, and Who The F*#k is Frank? joins me in the virtual
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‘Trainwreck’ And ‘Titan: The OceanGate Disaster’ Top Our Netflix Picks In June
And just as quickly as it arrive, the year is halfway over. To mark the occasion, Netflix has sent out
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Tokyopop Heats Up Summer With Diverse New Manga And Light Novel Releases
TokyoPop heads into summer 2025 announcing a diverse collection of upcoming new manga and light novel releases set to debut
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What People Will Do For Gold: An EXCLUSIVE Preview From ‘Yucatan 1512’
The friar brought up a lot more than gold in his final moments, but “gold” is the only part of
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Commentary: ‘Krapopolis’ Puts A Fun Spin On An Old Idea
There are certain kinds of stories that have existed for so long across different forms of media that the structure
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New Look At Skybound Comet’s ‘Pizza Witch’ YA Graphic Novel
Skybound Come/Image Comics have revealed a further preview for Pizza Witch YA graphic novel, by Sarah Graley (Glitch, Our Super
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What’s It Like Being At Lake Como Comic Art Festival?
Most of us are lucky to make it down to our local city’s comic convention. So being able to travel
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Action RPG ‘Neverness To Everness’ Prepares Its Closed Beta “Containment Test”
These days, there are more Genshin Impact clones than potentially any other genre. Yet few of them have managed to
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In ‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #3, Bigger Is Better — Review
Following on the heels of last issue’s “Yoda vs. Aliens”, Star Wars: Jedi Knights #3 is another genre mashup. This
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Review — ‘Redcoat’ #12 Relies On Too Much Exposition And Not Enough Story Development
After the introduction of the time travelling Northerner last issue, one would expect any follow up to be more dramatic,
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I Came Back To My First Love — Mario Foccillo On Educating Next-Generation Artists
DC Comics artist Mario Foccillo is taking time to give back to the thriving comic book artist community in Italy.
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Advance Review – Weak Visuals Drag Down Strong Story In ‘The Goddamn Tragedy’
It should surprise absolutely no one that Chris Condon has returned to writing a Western story. Before Condon hit the
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Vault Comics Announces ‘Kid Maroon’ Graphic Novel
Last year we reported that Vault Comics had aquired the rights to 1940’s comic strip Kid Maroon. And now, over
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Buy ‘Adventure Comics’ #210 Facsimile Edition And Maybe You’ll Be Heading For The ‘Superman’ Premiere
If you pick up a copy of Adventure Comics #210 Facsimile Edition you could be heading for Hollywood. That’s right,
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Skybound Gives A First Look At ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #2
Skybound/Image Comics shared a first look at Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #2, from co-creator/writer Robert Kirkman (Void Rivals, The Walking
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‘Who the F*#k is Frank?’ Also Asks ‘Is That A F*#king Pigeon?’
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them to discuss comics, toys,
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Deconstructing Comics #841: Ken Krimstein On Einstein, Kafka, And Comics In General
Ken Krimstein‘s Einstein in Kafkaland: How Albert Fell Down the Rabbit Hole and Came up with the Universe builds on
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Commentary: Changing Seasons Is Exactly What ‘Assassin’s Creed’ Needed
When a video game series consists of as many installments as Assassin’s Creed, it becomes extremely difficult to introduce new
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Marvel Reveals ‘X-Men: Hellfire Vigil’ Fashion
Every summer since the beginning of Krakoa, the Hellfire Gala has marked the turning point of the latest year of
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From Gaming Waifus To Multi-Cultural Monsters — Ikumi Nakamura Answers More Fan Questions
Ikumi Nakamura is the CEO of Unseen Inc and and creative director on their forthcoming game Kemuri. In the video series
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‘Blue Protocol: Star Resonance’ Comes To The West
It seems like forever since Blue Protocol was first announced by Bandai-Namco. Still, the MMORPG’s gorgeous anime art style
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‘Transformers’ #20: It’s Megatron’s World, We’re Just Living In It – Review
The next arc of the series kicks off in Transformers #20. Befitting the big moment to which the previous arc
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Talking ‘Dark City Dames’ With Author And TCM Host Eddie Muller
Whether they were known for playing femme fatales (Audrey Totter) or the one person who might be able to change
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