Review: Quantum & Woody Must Die But Not Just Yet
curiosity has won me over and I decided to dive right in starting with Quantum and Woody Must Die #1. After belly flopping in the pool I can say Peter Venkman put it best in this classic line “ I’ve worked with better, but not many.”
Secret Wars: Miles Morales and The Ultimate Universe Enter Battleworld
The hour glass containing the remaining days of the Marvel Universe as we know it continued to drip grains of information
Preview: Project Superpowers: Blackcross #1 by Warren Ellis and Colton Worley
Warren Ellis is having a crack at reimagining the Project Superpowers universe, and Blackcross #1 hits in March. We've had an advance peek and it's not what might be expected, with a strong horror bent. Here's some brand new pages of Colton Worley's art to give you a taste, as well as variant covers by Jae Lee, Declan Shalvey and Tula Lotay.
Review: Munchkin#1. Fun Game, Fun Comic
Kick open the door. Kill the monster. Steal the treasure. Screw over everybody you come in contact with. Welcome to the world of Munchkin. The book features four stories set in and around the world of the game, featuring Spyke, Flower, and all the other characters, monsters, and settings players have come to love.
Review: The Dying & The Dead Confounds and Amazes With Dense First Issue
eave it to a project helmed by Jonathan Hickman to be impeccably designed. The first issue of The Dying & The Dead brings together long-time collaborator Ryan Bodenheim as artist, colorist Michael Garland, and lettering duties by Rus Wooton for a whopping 60-page issue; and the sheer amount of information conveyed is akin to a freight train dropping from the sky at terminal velocity. In a good way, I assure you.
Review: Gotham Academy #4 Just Schooled You Son
As of late, Bat group editor Mark Doyle has added books to the bat-ecosystem that have captured a similar type of magic previously only on Fox Kids programing. Gotham Academy has been a prime example of it. Issue four continues to unfold the institution’s connection to Gotham’s lore through the lens of adolescence.
Jason Momoa discusses Aquaman at Sundance
Upcoming Aquaman star Jason Momoa, who will be making his debut as the character in next year's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, fielded a few related questions during a panel at the Sundance Film Festival, where he was promoting his SundanceTV series The Red Road. While you can listen to the full audio of the panel, here are the relevant bits pertaining to his role as Orin:
Loki & Mighty Avengers Meet Their Last Days
By Davey Nieves
Marvel not one to let irons cool announced on CBR and Comicbooked that two more books would join Magneto on the Last...
Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service gets an omnibus
If you have room on your shelf for ONE MORE omnibus series, make a little room for Dark Horse's just announced omnibus series for...
Magneto Meets His Last Days in Secret Wars
By Davey Nieves
Marvel pulled another piece out of their Secret Wars puzzle box today when they announced, on Newsarama, the ongoing Magneto book by...
The first teaser trailer for Fantastic Four drops, places its science at the forefront
It's finally here. We now have our first look at the ultra-secretive Fantastic Four reboot, and as promised, there's a good deal of Cronenberg...
Dark Horse Gives Nathan Drake The Art Book Treatment
The pantheon of PlayStation has a rich library of quality games, but few have impacted the art of storytelling like the UNCHARTED franchise.
















