Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
After a week off, we’re back, looking at last week’s reviews before we jump into a big week this upcoming.
Read moreAfter a week off, we’re back, looking at last week’s reviews before we jump into a big week this upcoming.
Read moreIt’s clear that Star Wars: The Bad Batch is definitely ramping up for their finale. But they’re not going to
Read moreWelcome once more one and all to the cornucopia of comic delights that is The Sunday Spotlight. Strap yourselves in,
Read moreFour new comic books are coming out this Wednesday 24th April from Marvel with two featuring Wolverine, who seems to
Read moreKrakoa may have fallen, but mutantkind is not without hope. One of those standard-bearers is Laura Kinney, the Wolverine, and
Read moreWelcome to the weekend! And another round-up of posts from the past week that landed well with you all. There’s
Read moreWelcome once more to another trip through the history of comic book artwork. A veritable gallery of comic art to
Read moreScott Summers has been to hell and back, much in the name of mutant safety. In July’s X-Men, the centerpiece
Read moreTwo new Star Wars comics and both featuring villains from the prequel movies (which don’t look as bad these days
Read moreRick and Morty takes a lot of different approaches to tropes and motifs. As ridiculous as the show is comedically,
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
Read moreWho doesn’t love Batman and/or touching father-son collaborations? This December, fans of both will be able to purchase a physical
Read moreWelcome to the table, It was easily 20 years ago that my gaming table stumbled upon Munchkin. The rules were
Read moreUpstart indie publisher Pan-Universal Galactic Worldwide (PUG-W), founded by former Marvel Comics publisher John Nee and former IDW Editor-in-Chief John
Read moreOnce upon a time, the Titans were able to take on and defeat the demon Trigon alongside his daughter Raven.
Read moreTatsuki Fujimoto has become a manga wunderkind with his hit series Chainsaw Man. He has also impressed with his one-shot
Read moreOliver didn’t think his mom would believe him if he tried to explain what’s been been going on recently. As
Read moreStreaming service Arrow is cult film central, and their May lineup is short but sweet, serving up some little-seen gems,
Read moreWednesday 24th sees the release of Titan Comics’ Conan the Barbarian #10 by writer Jim Zub and artist Roberto De
Read moreDead Like Me. Raising Hope. The Good Place. These are just some of the shows Rebecca Asher has directed episodes for
Read moreWriters: Matt Ligeti, Deron Bennett Artists/Cover: Steve Yeowell, Steve Ellis “More mythical creatures of the modern world! Matt Ligeti (Comic
Read moreMagma Comix has announced Greaser: Gemini Blues, a new genre-bending series from Darick Robertson and Stephen B. Jones, debuting in
Read moreMaking any direct continuation of a story is difficult. It requires thought in terms of following up a setting, plot,
Read moreWriter Greg Weisman creates a strong enough script. The only major problems from the script are the poor planning of
Read moreMarvel has announced another entry into their growing Aliens canon with Aliens vs. Avengers, due July 24, 2024 from writer
Read moreMiles Morales’ legacy anniversary time has passed, but the danger to himself, those he loves, and many others has not.
Read moreImage Comics and Ghost Machine have revealed a first look at Readcoat #2 by Geoff Johns, Bryan Hitch, Andrew Currie, Brad
Read moreWelcome to the table, His name’s Gambit! Remember it! Bioworld‘s Heroes & Villains have shown their hand and it’s all
Read moreWritten by Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude is a seminal work of magical realism. The book is
Read moreHere is a man who would not take it anymore… Here is Martin Scorsese‘s Taxi Driver on 4K UHD. The
Read moreWell, it would seem that Warren Ellis (The Authority, Netflix’s Castlevania) has been rehabilitated after a few years in the
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