All-New Captain America #3 (Marvel) Infinite Speech: That last page was pretty intense and I hope it doesn't mean what I think it means. Autumnlands: Tooth & Claw #4 (Image)…
Archer heroes have been popular for centuries, so popular that just using a bow really well means you can rub shoulders with gods and monsters. Green Arrow inspired a…
Action Comics #39 (DC) Martin: 4.5/5 stars. The latest arc wraps & it's spot-on in terms of characterization, & introduces a new take on an old villain. All-New Captain America:…
Adventure Time #36 (Boom!) NickZ: Jake and Finn go to the moon, Alice! To the moon! Amazing X-Men #16 (Marvel) Infinite Speech: Well, I'm done. NickZ: Who will be the…
Since talking about Cassandra Sandsmark and Young Justice, I've been thinking about how the cartoon only lightly touched upon some members and that's a darn shame. Secret had a Halloween…
Anybody looking to get their superhero fix knows that DC is the only game in town and 2015 gives us their latest offering in the form of “Justice Leauge: Throne of Atlantis”. This is a follow up to 2014’s “Justice League: War”, both of which are adaptations of the most recent retellings of the origin stories from the comics done by Geoff Johns. In the first year run of the reboot, Geoff’s job was to balance the big name characters in a story that showed each of their strengths as well as define how those strengths play in a team setting. The six solo acts struggle but eventually find their footing and push back the coming apocalypse,coming from Apokolips (see what I did there).
It may be hard to believe but there was a time when the two largest comic companies got together and let their respective characters play in the same sandbox for a…
Action Comics #38 (DC) Martin: 4/5 stars. I'm really liking the horror aspect to this story line - Pak & Kuder have done a great job making it creepy. All-New…