How Much Should Comics Cater to New Readers?

by Harlan Ivester on October 31, 2019

     I’ve been really enjoying Nick Spencer’s run on Amazing Spider-Man. It’s funny, it’s smart, it’s got intrigue and promising plot threads. It’s been righting so many wrongs and will hopefully keep that up. One thing that’s continually annoyed me about it, however, is the recap page. Or rather, its redundancy. Is it even necessary at this point?

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An Interview with Artist Matt Smith

by Nick Devonald on October 29, 2019



I recently got the chance to talk to Matt Smith, the latest talented artist to join the Mignolaverse. His first foray is the latest Hellboy & The B.P.R.D. one-shot, Long Night at Goloski Station, which is out now. Click Here for our review.

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Batman, New 52 Omnibus Vol 1 being released November 5th

by Wes Greer on October 28, 2019

Batman Omnibus Vol 1 by Scott Snyder & Greg Cappulo
Release date - 11/5/19


If you are a fan of Scott Snyder's run of Batman in the new 52, This hardcover Omnibus is a must have!
It will be released November 5th, but pre-orders are live now at all your favorite retailers.

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Legends of the Dork Knight Issue #1 Blog

by Wes Greer on October 23, 2019

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Should HBO's Watchmen Be Called "Watchmen"?

by Jay Hill on October 21, 2019



The Beginning is Nigh


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First Look: DC's Batman 2020

by Wes Greer on October 21, 2019

As one Batman team exits, a new one enters.
By Wes Greer
Batman Reviewer

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Have You Read: Superman: American Alien (2015)

by Jay Hill on October 18, 2019

In Superman: American Alien, we’re a given a new, but familiar look into the life of Clark Kent. Although it is still technically an “origin story”, it feels less like it’s trying to rewrite the tale of Superman as much as it’s just telling you a few tales of this different iteration of Superman. It builds its own world without putting too much weight on the building of a new world. So, as long as you have a general grasp of the story of Superman, you can pick up this comic and enjoy it. Each issue is a standalone story and progresses his character a bit more. There’s never an issue that feels like, “And, this is how he became Superman.” Each issue just explores a new theme and builds Clark up like a snowball rolling downhill. The ending doesn’t feel like an end, it feels like a beginning and it leaves the door open for him to grow even more.

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Dragon Con 2019: Peter David talks Symbiote Spider-Man, 2099, & Hulk.

by Harlan Ivester on August 30, 2019


I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to talk with Peter David at Dragon Con 2019, where he sheds some light on the comic book industry and his contributions to it. Before you go ahead, I just want to say thanks again to Peter for giving us his time and being so welcoming. Read on!

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Will Hickman's X-Men Be The Seminal Moment In X-History It Promises?

by Ryan.L on May 26, 2019



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4 Reasons Spider-Man: Homecoming Isn't a Good Spider-Man Movie

by Harlan Ivester on January 10, 2019

          Put the pitchforks down, people. I know Spider-Man: Homecoming is overall a solid movie. But if I’m ranking all the wallcrawler’s flicks, it’s in the middle. Yeah, it’s got some great stuff going for it. Tom Holland is likeable as the protagonist and Michael Keaton is one of the MCU’s better antagonists for sure. With Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse blowing it out of the water, though, I think now is a good time to talk about where Homecoming drops the ball.

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