Wonder Woman. Yes. That’s the big one, we all know it. Lets get that out of the way. It will happen, I’m just surprised it has taken this long. I wrote a whole article about it that you can peruse at your leisure. Speaking of inevitability, DC’s going to be looking to develop their own […]
In the last issue of Lazarus, readers got their first look at the “Waste” of the world of this comic. The majority of people in this reality are considered Waste, except for the wealthy, powerful families and their servants. Writer Greg Rucka and artist Michael Lark continue developing the picture of the Waste in Lazarus […]
There were so many categories and so many picks for this year’s Comic Book Awards we had to split the awards up into multiple parts. So enjoy part one, which features the Best Publisher, Comic Book Series, Mini-Series, Villain Month Comic and Underdog Comic of 2013. These are the comic book awards for 2013 from […]
Last month, Image Comics debuted EGOs #1, a series about an old and worn hero who is forced to come out of retirement, and at a great cost. Now, in a bold effort to build anticipation for issue #2, as well as to draw in new readers to the series, a special single-issue prequel is […]
2013 was a very good year for new comic book series. Both at Marvel and DC as well as independent publishers, there were many new books that made a big splash, a list that would include Pretty Deadly, Sex Criminals, Star Wars, Uncanny X-Force, The Wake, and many others. 2014 could be an even better year […]
Dynamite Entertainment is bringing back an entire universe filled with popular horror characters from the past including the undead serial killer Evil Ernie, the vampire and punk-rock assassin Chastity, the goddess of the vampires Purgatori and the supernatural band of misfits known as The Omen. Yes, Dynamite Entertainment is bring back Chaos! Comics. The revival […]
Black Science, once again, has managed to amaze me. The more I learn about the characters, the more I feel like I know them personally; the more I learn about their interdimensional travels, the more eager I become to see where they end up next. Rick Remender seems to have science fiction down to a—well—down […]
