Here is Kat West AKA Comic Uno’s video review for The Multiversity #1. Grant Morrison’s last superhero tale hit stands this week! Is it everything people expected? Tell me what you guys think about my video review in the comments below:
Another round of solicits have come and gone for DC Comics and with it come a few surprises. The biggest of all being an omnibus for a series way too long in the making. The Wonder Woman by George Perez omnibus, a title that finally reprints the series that many hold to be her best […]
Jonathan Hickman isn’t a writer for everyone. Surely. He loves giant, complex ideas that can easily take over a year to fully realize. Like a mad genius planning an impossibly complex heist, he hides little clues and call backs to things that have happened years ago. He’s been writing Marvel NOW!’s Avengers and New Avengers […]
This week DC Comics announced a new Bat title for November called Gotham By Midtown. This will be a mystery/horror book spinning out of Batman Eternal. Jim Corrigan AKA The Spectre, recently seen in Batman Eternal, will be heading a police force called the Midnight Watch. They will be investigating a mysterious virus spreading in […]
It wasn’t particularly surprising when it was announced that The Fade Out, the new comic book project from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips, was going to be set in the grimy underbelly of 1940’s Hollywood. There has always been a cinematic quality to Brubaker’s work, and most of his collaborations with Phillips have had a […]
Almost a year ago I featured the first chapter of the webcomic Rapture Burgers on “You Missed That Webcomic?!” It was a webcomic that I thought deserved more attention because of its characters and humor. Now, writers Chris Hill and Adam Douglas and artist Mimi Alves have collected the first six chapters of their webcomic […]
Supreme: Blue Rose has pretty much made it self the strongest contender for “series that I most admire” in this year, and it’s only at its second issue. Warren Ellis and Tula Lotay bring out some astonishing work in Supreme: Blue Rose #2. I may have mentioned in last month’s review that this series is […]
