FEATURE INTERVIEW:
Roger Bonet: The Inks That Line the Ultimate Enemy
By Charles Webb
Continuing our look into the artistic team behind Marvel’s latest Ultimate Enemy, Charles Webb sits down with inker Roger Bonet to discuss his work on the series as well as taking a look at his artistic and collaborative process.... more
SHOT FOR SHOT:
Get Carter and The Silent Partner
By Charles Webb
Here's a tip for you: if you ever decide to kill some guy for whatever reason please, PLEASE, make sure his brother isn't some homicidal justice dispenser, handing out bullets to the brain instead of Pez candy... more
THE DIGITAL REALITY:
Webcomics and the Philosophy of Free
By Rob McClellan
Webcomics, by and large, are defined as free comics on the internet. They can be humorous, serious, daily, weekly, long form or short... more
WHAT LOOKS GOOD #294:
Lost in Marvel Land!
By Matt Spatola
Well hello again, I'm back. The rotating columnists have gone full circle and once again I'm here to share with you readers my thoughts on this week's new comic book releases... more
Existence 3.0 #2
Reviewed By Chris Kiser
If you ask me, this past summer’s comics sensation, Existence 2.0, owed its success to the strength of its narrative…
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Teen Titans #79
Reviewed By Andre Lamar
Static informs the Teen Titans he’s going home, after hearing a deadly virus has infected the city of Dakota. Wonder Girl returns…
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The Question #37
Reviewed By Michael Deeley
I have read and owned every issue of The Question. To me, it epitomizes the best of the “grim ’n gritty” comics of the…
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Sweet Tooth #6
Reviewed By John Giltinan
With the dénouement of Sweet Tooth’s first story arc, readers must have been equally as hurt as I by Jepperd’s betrayal…
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Green Lantern #50
Reviewed By Travis Walecka
What constitutes a 5-star rated comic book? Does it happen to be one of your personal favorites? Check. Does it contain the…
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Sunday Slugfest: Planet Hulk (DVD and Blu-Ray)
Reviewed By Thom Young
The Hulk was impossible to control and too dangerous to ignore, so Earth’s mightiest heroes exiled him to an Earth-like planet…
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Toy Story #1
Reviewed By Christopher Power
As a fan of both of the Toy Story movies and as someone looking forward to the third, when asked to review this book I…
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Red Robin #9
Reviewed By Chris Kiser
When I last checked in with Tim Drake in the pages of Red Robin, during the book’s first story arc, the…
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RAFA SANDOVAL:
Facing the Ultimate Enemy With the Strike of a Pencil
By Charles Webb
Rising Marvel superstar Rafa Sandoval joins Brian Michael Bendis as artist for this month's Ultimate Enemy... more
ROGER BONET:
The Inks That Line the Ultimate Enemy
By Charles Webb
Continuing our look into the artistic team behind Marvel’s latest Ultimate Enemy, Charles Webb sits down with inker Roger Bonet to discuss his work on the series as well as taking a look at his artistic and collaborative process.... more
ALEX ROSS:
A Dynamite Look at a Marvelous Career
By Josh Green
Recently, Josh Green, got the chance to catch up with acclaimed artist Alex Ross... more
ARVID NELSON & CHRISTOPHER KROVATIN:
Venomous and Deadlocke: Two Heads of the Same Coin
By Charles Webb
Recently, Charles Webb got the chance to sit down with Arvid Nelson, writer on Dark Horse's Deadlocke. Joining Arvid is writer Christopher Krovatin, author of Venomous, the book which Deadlocke has been adapted from... more
MONDO MARVEL #20:
December 1963
By Paul Brian McCoy
Welcome back to Mondo Marvel, where I, your humble narrator, take you through the development of the Marvel Universe by reading and commenting on every single super hero comic Marvel produced through the Sixties... more
WHAT LOOKS GOOD #294:
Lost in Marvel Land!
By Matt Spatola
Well hello again, I'm back. The rotating columnists have gone full circle and once again I'm here to share with you readers my thoughts on this week's new comic book releases... more
FOOL BRITANNIA:
New stuff, old friends: Part 1
By Regie Rigby
For a start, I’ve been very remiss in not mentioning Mongo Music Critic, the now not so new collaboration between Eagle Award Winning writer Andy Winter and Irish artist Tommy Kelly – perhaps best known for the excellent Road Crew... more
COMIC EFFECT:
DC Shake-Up: The death of Flower in Kamandi, The Last Boy on Earth
By Jim Kingman
However, I’m not going to discuss the new direction of a particular title this time around; instead, I'll touch on the jarringly brutal shake-up within one particular story--"Flower"... more
SHOT FOR SHOT:
Get Carter and The Silent Partner
By Charles Webb
Here's a tip for you: if you ever decide to kill some guy for whatever reason please, PLEASE, make sure his brother isn't some homicidal justice dispenser, handing out bullets to the brain instead of Pez candy... more
THE DIGITAL REALITY:
Webcomics and the Philosophy of Free
By Rob McClellan
Webcomics, by and large, are defined as free comics on the internet. They can be humorous, serious, daily, weekly, long form or short... more
VERTIGO SPOTLIGHT:
Adios!
By Charles Webb
Today, I'll run through some thoughts on Grant Morrison's Joe the Barbarian and bid a fond farewell to you, my dear readers... more
BURNING MIND:
Spinning a Positive Web
By Ace Masters
Goodbye Sam. See you later Tobey. Hasta la vista Kristen... more
F.O.O.M. (FLASHBACKS OF OL' MARVEL) #10:
"Looking For Some Strange: Doctor Strange (1978)"
By Jason Sacks
Wednesday, September 6, 1978 saw the premiere of Marvel's third attempt at launching a live-action series, this time with the Sorcerer Supreme, Doctor Strange... more
WORKING TITLE:
Removing the Emerald Glasses: A Look at The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
By Alex Rodrik
Hey everyone! Welcome back to Working Title! Today we’ll be taking a look at Marvel's
MARVEL SPOTLIGHT #3:
April 2010
By Paul Brian McCoy
Last week, Marvel's April 2010 solicitations were released into the wild, so this week the True Believer Tuesday All-Stars are ready to highlight a few of the titles you might not have noticed, or might forget before April arrives... more
SILVER SOAPBOX:
The Human Target
By Thom Young
So FOX television has a new show that is purported to be based on a DC Comics property. The show, of course, is called The Human Target--as is the DC Comics propert... more
COMICS GRIND & REWIND:
Out of the Loop--Part Two
By Zack Davisson
So there I was, for the first time in my life, drifting out of a comic book shop empty-handed--not for lack of money or delay in shipments or some sort of act of God or epic tragedy, but simply for lack of desire. There was nothing in the store that I wanted... more
BUSTED KNUCKLES:
There's A Mouse In The House Of Ideas
By Beau Smith
Disney buys Marvel Entertainment for $4 billion. Who would've ever thought this would happen?... more