BOOM! Weekly News Wrap Up

When it comes to fun and innovative titles, BOOM!’s got some great books to offer. Lumberjanes Gets Ongoing Status You wanted more, and BOOM! is listening. Critically acclaimed and fan-favorite series Lumberjanes is promoted [more]

Image Weekly News Wrap Up

Looking for Image news and upcoming books? Look no further. DEAD@17 Continues in New Series Creator Josh Howard begins the seventh and final installment of the DEAD@17 series with Blasphemy Throne #1, hitting comic [more]

VIZ Media Weekly News Wrap Up

Stay on top of what’s new from VIZ Media with our wrap up. Seraph of the End: Vampire Reign Arrives June 3rd Yamoto Yamamoto and Takaya Kagami's apocalyptic vampire series, Seraph of the End: Vampire [more]

Thought Bubbles: Dissecting DC's Weeklies

When DC Comics launched 52 back in 2006, there were people who wondered if a weekly book could be sustained, not only from a production standpoint but from a sales [more]

Comic Review : Dragons : Riders of Berk volume 1, Dragon Down

So you've seen the How to Train Your Dragon movie from DreamWorks, read the books that it's based on, watched both Cartoon Network spin-offs, Dragons : Riders of Berk and [more]

Movie Review: X-Men - Days Of Future Past (2014)

It says much about how far comic book movies have come and how comfortable mainstream audiences are with reboots that we have reached a stage where a Days of Future [more]

Drop Everything and Watch: Sailor Moon Comes to Hulu

Sailor Moon has a special place in the heart of nearly every woman who lived through the 90s. The anime was a part of Toonami's afternoon lineup, part of an [more]

Card Game Review: The Agents Mark II

Last week, you were among the upper echelon of international intelligence agents. You had power, prestige, women (or men, if your tastes run that way)...and you had a cause. Then, [more]

Movie Review: Godzilla (2014)

Director Gareth Edwards expertly creates the most enjoyable big budget film experience in quite some time and in the process makes big budget monster movies relevant again. Welcome back, [more]