Dial H For Hero #4 Reveals Mister Thunderbolt’s Master Plan
One of the biggest question marks about Dial H For Hero so far is exactly who Mister Thunderbolt is and
Read moreOne of the biggest question marks about Dial H For Hero so far is exactly who Mister Thunderbolt is and
Read moreGood news for those of us reading either Dial H For Hero or Wonder Twins from DC Comics’ newish imprint,
Read moreDial H For Hero has one of the oldest mythologies in the DC Universe, stretching back to 1966. That means
Read moreThe road trip adventure is one of the most popular types of stories in American media, to the point that
Read moreThe idea of the H-Dial, a rotary phone dial that transforms you into a superhero, is probably the greatest wish-fulfillment
Read moreThe idea of the H-Dial, a rotary phone dial that transforms you into a superhero, is probably the greatest wish-fulfillment
Read moreThis week sees the newest iteration of DC Comics’ more magnificently daft properties, Dial H for Hero, relaunch under the
Read moreSeveral times in my reviews of Blackbird I’ve praised the world building Sam Humphries and Jen Bartel have done. In
Read moreAt ECCC 2019, Image Comics held a panel highlighting a series of creators and how they create comics from the
Read moreMythology is a funny thing. It’s the basis of many of our stories and most of our archetypes and does
Read moreAfter two issues of character building, Blackbird #3 takes a different approach, leading towards a deeper mythology in the series.
Read moreLast month, I described Blackbird as an urban fantasy story. After reading issue #2, I realized that might be a
Read more[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!] Cyborg Superman returns to Earth with the intent of destroying Coast City once again. Hal Jordan arrives
Read moreUrban fantasy has been a popular subgenre in the SFF world for a while now. However, in comics, there are
Read moreUnder a spectacular cover from series artist Jen Bartel, with luscious pink and blue hues, we have something that should
Read moreCo-creators Sam Humphries (Harley Quinn, Nightwing) and Jen Bartel (The Mighty Thor, America) are teaming up for new comic book,
Read moreThe Image Comics Panel, “We Believe in Fantasy” at SDCC 2018 featured Charles Soule, Grace Ellis, Jeremy Haun, Sam Humphries,
Read moreBeginning in issue #45 of the Harley Quinn ongoing series, new writer Sam Humphries (Green Lanterns, Nightwing) will send everyone’s
Read moreAn enemy from Nightwing’s past has returned to Bludhaven, bringing with him memories of failures thought buried. And as the
Read moreAfter training the original seven Green Lanterns ten billion years ago, Jessica Cruz and Simon Baz have been pulled back
Read moreAn evil Justice League made up of twisted and bizarre versions of Batman has descender upon our world. Batman: The
Read moreSimon Baz and Jessica Cruz have trained the very first batch of Green Lanterns ten billion years in the past.
Read moreGreen Lanterns Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz have been hurled back in time ten billion years. There (Then?) they have
Read moreAfter one of the first Green Lanterns bites the dust, the rest of them realize they don’t want to die
Read moreHow’s this for a paradox? Jessica Cruz and Simon Baz were just on Mogo going through some basic Green
Read moreJessica and Simon have been thrown back in time to a prehistoric Earth by Volthoom. To make matters worse,
Read moreWe now take a break from our regularly scheduled programming to jump back ten billion years. Instead of following
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