Please Stand By: The Evolution of TV Super Heroes-1980’s Part 2
Believe it or not I’m walking on air. I never thought I could feel so free.
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Gerry Alanguilan, 51 Years Old, Leaves Industry in Shock with His Passing
Writer, artist, and inker Gerry Alanguilan passed at age 51 and leaves the industry mourning a remarkable talent taken far, far too soon.
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Detective Comics #1017 – An Army of Potential Robins
Detective Comics #1017
Detective Comics #1017 (Taylor, Blanco, Kalisz) In an age where every conflict is near universal, it’s always refreshing to have something small-scale.
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Having a Point Other Than Narrative
From Al Hartley to Tom King, Archie, Batman, Spider-Man, the X-Men, Andy Capp, a comic has to get to a point eventually or the diminishing returns and lack of believable consequence make us shut off.
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A Force To Be Reckoned With. An Interview With Will Sliney
Join us for an interview we did earlier this year with artist Wil Sliney where we talked about collaborating with Charles Soule, his favorite Star Wars character and getting lost in Japan…
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NEWS WATCH: Jonathan Entwistle’s “Power Rangers” will saves us from The End of the F…ing World.
It’s morphing time for Paramount Pictures with their “Power Rangers” reboot
DetailsThe Collector’s Corner: Interview With A Storm Trooper
Today we will interview an actual Storm Trooper. By “actual” I mean a fan and collector much like any of you who has taken his love of this film series to a higher level.
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If It’s for My Daughter, I’d Even Defeat a Demon Lord Series Review: Daddy, Daughter, and Magic
If It’s for My Daughter, I’d Even Defeat a Demon Lord
Dale is a young, but highly accomplished and well-respected adventurer. While out on a job, Dale runs into a lost and starving demon girl named Latina. Unable to abandon the poor child, Dale brings Latina back to town. Unsure of what to do, Dale decides he will start looking after Latina, and now, the once harden warrior is settling into his new role as a father figure.
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Young Justice #11: Over and Over, Again and Again
Young Justice #11
Young Justice #11 (Bendis, Timms, Eltaeb): John Timms’ art is fantastic and stylish, but I just couldn’t find enough to care about in this issue.
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The Amazing Mary Jane #2: Miss Fix-it
The Amazing Mary Jane #2
The Amazing Mary Jane #2 (Williams, Lopez, Gomez) is an enjoyable story with well-done art, but as Mary Jane’s first miniseries, it feels like it could be Mysterio’s first mini instead.
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Cobra Kai #2: Risin’ Up, Back on the Street
Cobra Kai #2
Cobra Kai #2 (Tipton, McLeod) takes a look at one of the greatest villains in pop culture history and offers up the fact that he might not be all bad after all.
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GLOW vs The Babyface #1: Super Pop
GLOW vs The Babyface #1
GLOW vs The Babyface #1 (Mendez, Garcia, Templer) takes a look at the challenges that women had to face making it in the professional wrestling business, and the world, in the 1980’s.
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