10 months ago
Millar and Capullo are Reborn
The wait for one of the most anticipated titles of the year is almost over. Mark Millar and Greg Capullo are combining their considerable …
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11 months ago
When I think of the Doom Patrol in any of its iterations, the first word that generally comes to mind is weird. Whether referring to the original team from the …
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11 months ago
Confession time: until Angel Catbird, I’d never read a word written by legendary Canadian author Margaret Atwood. I don’t know if I should rescind my citizenship because of this …
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11 months ago
Janet Harvey, Megan Levens and Nick Filardi give readers a look into the dark underbelly of Hollywood in their 1930’s noir series, Angel City, available from Oni Press in …
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12 months ago
RAISE YOUR GLASS TO AZZARELLO AND RISSO’S MOONSHINE
The iconic creative team of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso, the dynamic duo who redefined the crime genre with 100 Bullets, …
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12 months ago
Wow, I was not expecting that.
Batman #4 by Tom King and David Finch was the darkest issue of the series to date, by a wide margin. It’s as …
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12 months ago
For the better part of half a decade, Scott Snyder has been THE voice of Batman. His epic run during the New 52 is, for my money, the …
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12 months ago
Hail to the King.
IDW’s latest Artist’s Edition, featuring the astonishing work of Jack Kirby on The Mighty Thor, is an must-buy for anyone who calls themselves a Kirby …
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12 months ago
Hello Spaceknight, my old friend
It’s great to read you once again
To see your cool shiny metallic face
And your adventures on Earth and in space
And to …
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1 year ago
I had no idea what to expect when sat down to read Ren Warom’s debut novel, Escapology. My knowledge of cyberpunk is limited to an ages-ago viewing of Blade …
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1 year ago
Who are Gotham and Gotham Girl? Tom King sheds some light on that burning question in Batman #3, which hits comic store shelves today.
A young family, out for …
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1 year ago
Dream Dangerously.
It’s an exultation from legendary writer Neil Gaiman, and it doubles as the title of the documentary on the author from filmmaker and long-time fan Patrick Meaney.
