It’s Almost Over — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #9
Comic books are wild. They are weird. Sometimes they are just downright off the beaten path bonkers beyond any belief.
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We Comfort Ourselves With Nostalgia — Discussing Mad Cave’s ‘Xero’ With Vaho And Felipe Flores
Being stranded in a shopping mall is either your idea of Heaven or Hell, depending on your age. That’s the
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Streaming And Screaming: ‘The Last Ronin’
The Last Ronin feels tailor-made: terse dialogue, avant garde fashion, and intuitive world-building. Each fight scene is slickly choreographed and
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‘Space Relic Hunters: Smugglers, Rebels, And Sacred Ruins’ Now Live On Kickstarter
Magnetic Press has announced a Kickstarter campaign for Space Relic Hunters: Smugglers, Rebels, And Sacred Ruins. The genre-bending, 120-page graphic
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Marvel Heroes Fight The Winter Blues In December’s ‘Marvel Winter Break Special’
This summer, Marvel Comics revived their popular Marvel Swimsuit Special, in an unexpected hit. In December, Marvel Winter Break Special
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Commentary: ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Stretches The Formula
The Final Destination franchise burned very hot and short. When it first burst on the scene, it had numerous installments, all
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‘DC: Dark Legion’ Releases Echoes Of The Batcave Event To Celebrate Batman Day
DC: Dark Legion likes to promote synergy with whatever else is happening in the DC Comics world. Last summer, the
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LightBox Expo 2025: Patrick Harpin Explores The Art of Pitching
At LightBox Expo 2025, writer/director Patrick Harpin ran a panel on the “Art of Pitching” your story. Harpin is best
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The Weekly 2000 AD: Prog 2450 — Everything’s New Inside, Everything’s Great Inside
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, fast approaching 50 years of brilliance —it’s the
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The King In Black Returns To Power In January’s ‘Knull’
Knull, the King In Black, is one of the most terrifying new Marvel Comics villains in decades. In January, he
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #12 Takes An Unexpected Path
There’s a new Spider-Man in town, and all the other spiders need to know what on Earth he’s doing. It’s
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An Interview With ‘The Cramps: A Period Piece’ Writer-Director Brooke H. Cellars
Agnes (Lauren Kitchen) is used to letting her mom (Brooklyn Woods) tell her what do. When a job opens up at
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Advance Review — ‘Galactic’ #1 Relies Too Much On Familiar Sci-Fi Tropes
The spunky space princess. The heroic rogue with his furry sidekick. The evil villain set to invade a peaceful planet.
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #8 Springs A Twist On Readers
Writer Rick Remender conceive some memorable character moments. Also there is some foreshadowing of a future revelation. Remender writes the
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Marvel Reveals More ‘Tron: Ares’ Variant Covers
On October 10th, Tron: Ares hits theaters, and Marvel has revealed more of their variant covers to celebrate the film’s
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Deconstructing Comics #851: Jack Kirby’s ‘Cap And Falcon’ #212-213 — “I Love You, Baby!”
Captain America and the Falcon #212 concludes the Arnim Zola/Red Skull storyline in somewhat perfunctory fashion, and gives a living
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“The Fly” Is The Sweatiest ‘Alien: Earth’ Episode Yet
There’s plenty to enjoy in “The Fly”, the latest episode of Alien: Earth, including the proper introduction of the series’
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Advance Review — Love, Plus Body Parts, Is In The Air In ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #5
Time for a little romance. After four issues of terror, traumatic amputations, backstabbing (some literally), and explosions, Exquisite Corpses #5
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Men Of Apocalypse’ Poorly Retreads Old Ground
The pre-“Age of Revelation” culling continues as three books come to an end, and a different “Age of…” series begins
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Advance Review – A Complicated Plot And Stunning Artwork Lift ‘No Man’s Land’ #1
For three months a year, the United States and Russia are physically connected via a thin ice bridge in the
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Dan Panosian & Valeria Burzo Help ‘Red Sonja’ Celebrate The New Year
This has been one helluva year and with some already looking to 2026, Dynamite and Red Sonja are looking to ring
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‘Vampirella Archives’ Vol. 5 Preps For A Holiday Release
Vampirella is getting ready for the holidays. This year, December coincides with Dynamite’s bi-monthly publication of the softcover Vampirella Archives. The
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Dynamite Joins Neon Ichiban For Digital Distribution
Dynamite will soon have a new way to get comics to readers. The company announced Tuesday it will distribute its
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Walking A Delicate Balance: Talking Relationships, Politics & Geek Stuff With Comedian Dave Columbo
If you’ve been in social media’s comedic circles in the last few years, you’ve seen a wide range of comedy.
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Dynamite’s ‘The Terminator: Santa Claus Is Coming To Town’ Will Spread Holiday Joy The Skynet Way
He is jolly. He feels merriment and warmth, and he absolutely will not stop until you feel the holiday season.
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Reviewing Fanhome’s ‘E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Build-Up’ Subscription, Stages 86-90
In the 1980s, an adorable alien captivated moviegoers and became an icon for an entire generation. Now he’s back, and
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Skybound Announces ‘Invincible’ Vol.1 Hardcover Omnibus Edition
Skybound/Image Comics has announced an Invincible Omnibus Vol. 1 hardcover, which will collect Invincible #0-47 and Marvel Team-Up #14 by
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‘Batman’ #1 Gets A Second Printing From DC Comics
It may have been the “Summer of Superman”, but the recent sell-out success of Batman #1 by writer Matt Fraction,
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Nintendo Switch 2 Looks To Have A Surprisingly Strong Second Year
It felt like Nintendo’s most recent Direct last week was far too long for its own good. Clocking in at
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A Look At The 50th Annual Toronto International Film Festival
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) turned 50 years old this year. The original name for the festival was The
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Advance Review: ‘The Power Fantasy’ #12 Reveals Etienne’s Startling Secret Origin
After the shocking – then surprising – end to the second story arc of Kieron Gillen and Capsar Wijngaard’s The
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