It’s time for another feature on everyone’s favorite hit-or-miss author: Mark Millar. This is yet another in a larger series of features I’ve done on this particular figure, because he’s always coming up with new ways to surprise readers. This time it has to do with the woefully delayed Jupiter’s Legacy. Well, that […]
The first Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer premiered this week and it’s pretty good. I’m exicted. Although it’s not really like it was a tough sell to me. I’ve been looking forward to this movie for a while. Now that I’ve seen how awesome Ultron looks and how somber a tone they’re setting for it, […]
Rick Remender is currently writing Marvel’s big event, Avengers & X-Men: AXIS (along with other titles for Marvel), but he’s also been producing creator-owned stuff on Image Comics for a while. Black Science, Deadly Class, and the new-ish LOW are pretty different from his Marvel work, but occasionally branch into similar fantastical ideas. To me, […]
There isn’t anything quite like Nova Phase. At least, nothing that I’ve ever read. The story is nothing revolutionary but its main character and art style make up for it. However, those aspects have a couple of bugs in them too. Veronica Darkwater has been dreaming about going into space for years. She tries […]
Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey are the creators of the Action Philosophers series, a humorous but accurate look at the history of philosophy in comic book form. They also teamed to create a comic book about the history of comic books called, fittingly, The Comic Book History of Comics. Each has made many other […]
Mark Millar has been teasing his fans for months now on info for his next wave of books. None more so than the two books from Sean Murphy and an unknown party, and it is not until now that the latter has at least been announced. In Spring 2015, the time frame of […]
Supreme: Blue Rose has reached its apex with Supreme: Blue Rose #4. For a series with around 7 issues in total, this issue represents the direct midpoint of the story. The bad part about that is that middles are sometimes usually just that: middling. This issue acts as a sort of thematic bridge […]
