Review Roundup — All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Today marks the 107th anniversary of the Jones–Shafroth Act, signed by Woodrow Wilson on March 2, 1917. The act granted
Read moreToday marks the 107th anniversary of the Jones–Shafroth Act, signed by Woodrow Wilson on March 2, 1917. The act granted
Read moreArt For Art’s Sake – a once-a-week spin through the comic art to be found on the Internet – handpicked
Read moreTwi new Star Wars titles coming you way this Wednesday 6th March from Marvel and both previewed below: Star Wars
Read moreAdaptations are hard. They’re even harder when following a previous adaptation that was largely panned. That was the situation the
Read moreAnother month, another round of craziness, greed, and plain old stupid from the world of politics. And another month of
Read moreI don’t remember what grade I was in (possibly elementary school). There was an older girl who rode on the
Read moreDune: Part Two is an overwhelming experience — but don’t let that word scare you. It is an awesome experience,
Read moreStepping outside of a comfort zone is not an easy thing to do. It can require a leap of faith.
Read moreWhat’s a band to do after coming to the end of a successful concert? Return for an encore, of course!
Read moreTitan Comics releases the second issue in its latest comic book series based on the popular role-playing game, Dark Souls.
Read moreAll it takes to potentially break through consuming darkness is just a bit of hope and a spark of light.
Read moreLoki has been the trickster god, the god of lies, but their most important role has been as the god
Read moreOne of the biggest events of the year, South by Southwest (SXSW), will be held next week. It promises tons
Read moreThe battle for Heaven and Hell reaches its climatic conclusion in the latest issue of Gumma: The Beginning Of Her.
Read moreLogic and faith are always fertile grounds for science fiction. Star Trek, the preeminent science fiction franchise, is no exception
Read moreOne Piece is one of the most beloved anime in history, but at over 1,000 episodes, it’s tough for those who haven’t
Read moreTodd McFarlane Productions is expanding its publishing presence at Image Comics with three new titles, all under the umbrella title
Read moreMarvel’s return to foil covers has been more than the gimmick they were in the 90’s. Now the event of
Read moreCable’s whole deal is traveling back to stop terrible events of the present which cause his future to be terrible.
Read moreGrab a slice or two of pizza, pull up a chair, and get ready for a truly turtle-iffic game night.
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics, and Hasbro, have revealed new interior pages and variant covers for the forthcoming Duke #4 from writer Joshua
Read moreNew York City’s gang war has ended, leaving Spider-Man and his allies to pick up the pieces and remaining threats.
Read moreSpringtime has sprung and the sounds of baseball are in the air, as were the sounds of music. Major League
Read moreSkybound/Image Comics, in partnership with Universal Products & Experiences, continues to roll out comic book miniseries based on Universal Pictures
Read moreSometimes we need a jolt to expand our music tastes. So open your ears to some Mind-Blowing music! A
Read moreThe cult classic film, The Fog (1980) by John Carpenter, gets something of a sequel with this new comic book
Read moreCreed vs Logan. A battle waged through many lifetimes; the casualties are far too many to count at this point.
Read moreLooking for a new dramatic podcast? Hobo Code is arriving at the station. The four-part limited audio series was co-created
Read moreLooking through this new crime noir/Mafia comic book series, Torpedo 1972 #1 from writer Enrique Sanchez Abuli and artist Eduardo Risso
Read moreBoy Kills World is a film that premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last year. The action thriller about a
Read moreRyoko Kui’s Delicious in Dungeon pokes fun at fantasy games and cooking manga tropes, exploring what it would really be
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