Exclusive Reveal: Erik Whalen’s Limited Variant Cover For ‘A Real Slobberknocker’ #2
Let’s get the disclaimer out of the way straight off. James Ferguson used to be a Senior Editor at Comicon.
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Snap Into Marvel: Darkness Falls In The New Season Of Marvel Snap
Thanks to a handful of new and interesting cards, along with some key balance batches, the Marvel Rivals season thoroughly
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Review — ‘The Serpent In The Garden: Ed Grey And The Last Battle For England’ #2
Welcome to the table, As a kid, mythology and lore were favorites of mine. There was always a library book
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A Dark Time In My Life: Discussing ‘A Boy Like Me’ With Writer Jennie Wood
A decade ago, Jennie Wood’s young adult novel A Boy Like Me debuted. Featuring a trans boy, Peyton, who falls
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Home Video Review: The ‘Saturday Night’ Blu-ray Adds Some Needed Dimension To The Behind-The-Scenes Look At Classic Comedy
Directed by Jason Reitman (Juno), Saturday Night fictionalizes what happened behind the scenes during the 1975 series premiere of NBC’s
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Review — ‘Batman’ #156 Sets Up A Hell Of A Finale
Batman as a series has been flawed for some time now. Some stories have been better than others, but it
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‘UniVersus’ Celebrates 10th Anniversary Of ‘Critical Role’ In A Big Way
Welcome to the table, UniVersus are always cooking up something cool, and on March 7th they are planing to
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The Toy Experts Release ‘Who The F*#k Is Frank?’ Episode 5
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present the fifth installment of Who The F*#k Is Frank?. Joining them
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Deconstructing Comics #826: Hugh D’Andrade’s ‘The Murder Next Door’ — Your Trauma Is Your Trauma
When Hugh D’Andrade was ten years old, his next door neighbor was mysteriously murdered, and he saw the body. In his
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It’s Clobberin’ Time: The Fantastic Four Come To ‘Marvel Rivals’
NetEase’s Marvel Rivals is approaching the beginning of its first season, and with it comes some long-rumored characters. The entire
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Review — ‘The Serpent In The Garden: Ed Grey And The Last Battle For England’ #1
Welcome to the table, It is no secret that I’m a fan of the Mignola-Verse. The various bits of
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Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill’ And ‘Jackie Brown’ Making Their 4K Debuts, Joining ‘Reservoir Dogs’ Re-Release
Alright movie watchers, let’s watch some movies! Four films from writer-director-“actor” Quentin Tarantino are being released in limited edition 4K
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TV Review — ‘Secret Level’ Episode 1: “The Queen’s Cradle”
Welcome to the table, Secret Level has been the focus of a lot of anticipation for me since it
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Advance Review: The Murder Race Begins In ‘Those Not Afraid’ #1
As if one serial killer isn’t bad enough, imagine if your town had a second mass murder roaming the streets.
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Interview: ‘Falling In Love At The Movies’ Author Esther Zuckerman
Maybe you’re not a fan of raunchy rom-coms or John Hughes movies. Maybe you’re more of a Harold and Maude
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Review: ‘Cable: Love & Chrome’ #1 Takes Nate Summers Back To His Roots
Cable is one of Marvel’s more enduring solo heroes, going through more incarnations and status quos than almost anyone else.
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Blu-ray Review: David Bowie Tends Bar In ‘The Linguini Incident’
Usually when someone says they have an audition, it’s for an acting role, not for getting out of a mail
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Sidekicks, Psychopaths And Sickos: ‘Nemesis: Rogues Gallery’ #5 Advance Review
Nemesis may very well be the baddest of the bad, but when his target is the elite — a group
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‘The Legend Of Ochi’ Could Be ‘E.T.’ For A New Generation
Between Stranger Things and Star Wars: Skeleton Crew we’re still getting spiritual successors to the golden age of Amblin Entertainment.The Legend
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The Art Of Politics Extra: Ann Telnaes Quits ‘Washington Post’ After Cartoon Killed
Acclaimed political cartoonist Ann Telnaes quits her 16-year role as political cartoonist at The Washington Post after editorial killed a
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Class War And Corruption: ‘Absolute Superman’ #3 Reviewed
They say science fiction often reflects the world’s worries on us, and Absolute Superman #3 is a great example of
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TV Review — ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Goes Full ‘Goonies’ In Episode 5
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew has always worn its influences on its sleeve, perhaps none more so than Richard Donner‘s 1985
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‘The Count Of Monte-Cristo’ Embraces Gritty Realism For Its Film Adaptation
The Count of Monte-Cristo is a seminal work of literature by Alexandre Dumas. The story follows a man who is
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Johnny Cash’s Film Debut — ‘Door-To-Door Maniac’ Reviewed
While Johnny Cash would appear in a number of TV movies, he would only ever star in two theatrical releases.
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The Thorniest Rose In The Garden — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #29
Sometimes it’s those we love or know us best that end up becoming the ones who hurt us most. Pamela
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The Uncanny Experience Returns For A Third Year To Celebrate The 25th Anniversary Of ‘X-Men: Evolution’
The Uncanny Experience, an immersive X-Men fan event, will return this summer for a third year. With 2025 marking the
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An Interview With ‘George Cukor’s People: Acting For A Master Director’ Author Joseph McBride
From celebrating the dreamers, to being responsible for some of the best film adaptations of literary and theatrical works, to
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Why You Should Watch ‘Son Of The White Mare’
Directed by Marcell Jankovics, Son of the White Mare is a psychedelic animated fantasy based on Hungarian folklore. The film
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Two Peas In A Bloody Pod — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #1
A new year has begun and that means plenty more room for some of that juicy Marvel Comics corporate synergy.
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What Is Happening In Marvel’s FCBD2025 ‘X-Men’ Story?
Free Comic Book Day is often a mixed bag of comics- some are bite sized one shots, others are reprints
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