Star Wars: A New Hope – The Start of Something Unprecedented
Star Wars: A New Hope
In 1977, the release of what was then simply known as Star Wars was the beginning of something never before seen in this world. It was a global phenomenon.
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Far Sector #1: “Just Get Out of My Way”
Far Sector #1
Far Sector #1 (Jemisin, Campbell, Bennett) is off to a promising start. Gorgeously detailed in both word and text, when this new Green Lantern eventually takes flight, it will be a sight to behold.
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NEWS WATCH: ComiXology Originals Celebrates Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2019 With Sales
With the holiday season upon us, ComiXology has another reason to get everything on your reading wish list!
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GI Joe A Real American Hero #268: Snake-Eyes on a Plane
GI Joe A Real American Hero #268
In GI Joe A Real American Hero #268 (Hama, Diaz) we find out what happens to someone’s psyche when they assume another person’s personality. But what happens when the other person’s personality is already taken by another person?
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NEWS WATCH: Titan’s Hit Comic Series Continues With ROBOTECH: EVENT HORIZON!
The hit comic series based on the world-famous, fan favorite animated epic continues with this stunning extra-sized Robotech event from Titan Comics this December!
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Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #3: Bark at the Moon
Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #3
Black Panther and the Agents of Wakanda #3 (Zub, Medina) delves into the subject of leadership. Can one man lead a team of oft-overlooked individuals to a group of people that can save the world?
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OPINION: Star Wars: Midi-Chlorians and the Mystery of the Force
From science to religion to mythology, the Force has captured Star Wars fans’ imaginations for generations while simultaneously serving as a basic philosophical analogy of good vs. evil. But where do midi-chlorians fit into all of this?
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Strange Skies Over East Berlin #2 (of 4): A Visual Screenplay
Strange Skies Over East Berlin #2
Strange Skies Over East Berlin #2 (Loveness, Estherren, Delpeche) is a deeply satisfying artistic step forward in an emotionally driven psychological thriller.
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I Am Mother: Possibly the Best Sci-Fi Film of 2019
I Am Mother
I Am Mother is a slow burn, tension builder of a sci-fi movie that teeters on the edge of thriller and horror territory. In a post-apocalyptic world where most humans have died, viewers are trapped in a claustrophobic bunker with one young girl being raised by a robot known as “Mother”. When a mysterious stranger shows up, audiences never know quite who to trust, machine or human.
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Death’s Head #1-4: No Upgrade Required
Death’s Head #1-4
In Death’s Head #1-4 (Howard, Zama, Sobreiro) the art team sets the perfect mood while the story drives in an enjoyable story guided by a great grasp of the characters’ voices. Death’s Head is a hard book to not like.
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Robotech Remix #2: Robowreck
Robotech Remix #2
I dive deep into the world of Robotech. Or should I say RobotechS? Find out when I analyze Robotech Remix #2 (Fletcher, Damaso)
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The Welcome Insignificance of Who Shot First
The debate was so heated that it spread far beyond the usual limits of Star Wars fanaticism. Longtime viewers, casual viewers, even people who had never seen a single movie—everyone was asking who shot first, even if they didn’t know why.
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