Southern Bastards is a new series from Jason Aaron (Thor)and Jason Latour (Wolverine & The X-Men). It combines violent small-town gangs, complicated characters, and southern life into an interesting comic. Just like Aaron explored the complex culture of Native American life (and its gritty underbelly) in Scalped, he and Latour, both sons of the south, […]
The new comic book Like Father, Like Daughter is being written by our own Entertainment Fuse writer Kat West (aka Comic Uno). The penciler, inker and colorist is Wayne Brown. The concepts were done by John Paola Mananita. Like Father, Like Daughter is being published by Short Fuse Media. It is the story of […]
Futures End has brought with it an immense surprise. Yet it is not only Futures End that brings this revelation, but also the very recently finished Superman: Doomed crossover. And what would this shock be? The possible return of several universes and/or hypertime. Yes, in the lead-up to the 30th Anniversary of the […]
Like most series, it has come for the sun to set on Marvel Comics’ first family. Fantastic Four, once a flagship title in its very long-ago heyday, will be sealed off to the public. It’s no surprise, really. The series, and its sister series Future Foundation/FF, have ben floundering for the longest time. […]
Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for Gotham Academy #1. The first issue of Gotham Academy introduces a new character to Gotham, Olive. What is her connection to Batman? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below:
Go ahead and have a seat, there’s something we have to talk about. We’re getting a new Fantastic Four movie. Now, lets clear something up first. I like the Fantastic Four (The World’s Greatest Comic Magazine!), really I do. I think a movie faithful to the comic would be amazing. The FF, deep down, isn’t […]
Marvel’s next big event is upon us, as Avengers & X-Men: Axis begins next week. There have been a number of comics leading up to the event, and they’ve carried the banner “March to Axis.” This week’s Uncanny Avengers #25 by writer Rick Remender, with art by Daniel Acuna, is perhaps the most important of […]
