In the first arc of Lazarus, Jonah Carlyle and his sister Johanna plotted to overthrow Malcolm, the patriarch of the family, while also killing the protector of the family – a genetically-modified solider raised from birth to kill. In the world of this story, this kind of soldier is called a “Lazarus” and Forever Carlyle, […]
The development of Comixology was a very important step for the comic book industry. When the service was launched in 2007, everyone seemed to have had the sense for a while that digital comics were going to be an important part of the future of comics, but the experience felt very stifled, not unlike trying […]
There have only ever been a few perfect series closers in any form of media. Endings that say everything that needed to be said. Finales that bookend and create a nice mirror that reflects aspects of the work from the beginning to the end. Closers such are that are prized because they seem like rewards […]
Garth Ennis’ more modern period and era of work has become defined by one publisher: Avatar Press. While Avatar has not been the only company that has produced his work in recent years, Fury Max: My War Gone By contests that, it has become the one that holds the limelight in his creations. To the […]
During the first arc of Star Wars Legacy, readers were introduced to a compelling villain named Darth Wredd. Until the last issue, he had unfortunately been gone for quite a long time. Most of the issues of the series have been quite good, but they didn’t have the “big bad” that is memorable (and even […]
Kat is a big fan of the short-lived television show Young Justice. During San Diego Comic Con 2o14 DC and Cartoon Network announced that Teen Titans Go and Young Justice will be having a crossover. Check out Kat’s thoughts on this story:
So Guardians of the Galaxy just premiered and boy let me tell you, it’s probably the most reference-packed Marvel movie to date. There’s quite a bit to get through. So with that in mind, lets take a look. SPOILERS TO FOLLOW! A Dead Kymellian or Beta Ray? In the early section of the […]
