You all raced out to see this, I’m sure, so spoilers ahoy. I’ll confine my remarks to bullet points but I saw this at a Sunday MORNING matinee and the theater was packed.
Suicide Squad: What was the saddest moment of all? SPOILERS
DC Reborn Review: SUPERMAN #4 Simultaneously Hits Stunning Highs and Disconcerting Lows
Kyle Pinion and Alex Lu stand divided on SUPERMAN #4!
DC Reborn Review: NIGHTWING #2 May Be Morally Gray, but it Passes Our Examination with Flying Colors
Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion wax poetic about what is quickly becoming one of the highlights of the DC Rebirth lineup!
DC Reborn Review: HARLEY QUINN #1 May Not Win the Unconverted, but Those Enamored Will Find More to Love
Kyle Pinion and Alex Lu take a cautionary leap into the book that’s already won so many over!
DC Reborn Review: SUICIDE SQUAD: REBIRTH is a Brass Tacks Revitalization that Hits Stands at the Perfect Time
In the week of the film’s release, Kyle Pinion and Alex Lu look in Rob Williams’ and Philip Tan’s SUICIDE SQUAD!
Review: ‘Ohio Is For Sale’ – Hilarious Slacker Comedy or Sisyphean Nightmare?
Settling in on the lives of three slacker type funny animals, Trevor, Patrick and Leonard — I thought it was two dogs and a cat, but I saw someone online mention it was two cats and a dog, and maybe it is, but it probably doesn’t actually matter much — Jon Allen’s web comic Ohio […]
DC Reborn PODCAST Review Special: Tackling BATGIRL, NIGHTWING, RED HOOD, & More!
Coming out of SDCC, Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion sit down to review the DC Rebirth Titles that came out this Wednesday!
Review: Daniel Johnston biography sets a whole new standard
As biographical graphic novels go, you’ve never read anything like The Incantations Of Daniel Johnston, a poetic, frenetic dive through the mind of the singer/songwriter, using it as a filter through which the larger strokes of his life are presented. What results is unstable, sympathetic, confused, and damned. For those who don’t know, Johnson long […]
#SDCC ’16 Batman: The Killing Joke Kills the Audience, Complete with Call from the Joker
By: Nicholas Eskey Those who were unfortunate enough to not be at San Diego Comic-Con’s Ballroom 20 missed out on the world premiere of the animated movie Batman: The Killing Joke. The movie is based off of the graphic novel of the same name, which has gone down as one of the most brutal Batman […]
Review: Ben Sears mixes ghosts and science fiction for fun
Ben Sears’ Night Air is built around characters that have apparently appeared in zines and anthologies, but I confess to being totally unfamiliar with them. It’s a spirited book aimed at kids and features wacky elements of science fiction and horror merged into a brief, absurd story with good humor and explosions. The story focuses […]
