The Enduring Imprint of Alan Moore: How Graphic Novels Advocate for Social Change
If you don’t know who Alan Moore is, my guess is that you know his
comics
A Day In the Life of Stan Lee’s DI Clayton: What We’d Do If We Were Lucky
Imagine you had the power to become your favorite character for a day, what would
The Modern Resurgence of Comic Books Today
Comic books in the United States have a long and storied history, beginning in 1842
Watch on Netflix Now: The Compelling Backstory of the Iron Fist
Netflix has been enjoying the success of their partnership with Marvel Studios. They produced three
REVIEW: Wonder Woman Day Special Edition #1
First of all, Happy Wonder Woman Day everyone, if you haven“t seen the movie yet
REVIEW: Batgirl #11
Son of Penguin, Finale This is a great ending to this run in the series,
REVIEW: I Am Groot #1
Like most of you who have seen GOTG I am totally in love with Groot,
Review: Spencer and Locke #2
Issue two of this “buddy cop” book from Action Lab kicks into the action with
Review: Lennon – The New York Years
There are very icons who command the status that is reserved for John Lennon. His
Review: Blood Bowl #1 (of 4)
“I-right, x blast, y34,watch me for the waggle, on 3. Ready? Break!” If you have
MOVIE REVIEW: Wonder Woman
You wait your whole life to see your childhood hero on the big screen. Was
Review: Jean Grey #2
OK, with Marvel’s propensity to cancel their female lead books; exhibit A – Mockingbird; and
Review: James Bond: Service (One-Shot)
Before I get into the review, let’s take a couple of moments to remember Sir Roger
REVIEW: Poe Dameron #15
Black squadron has lost one of their own, L“ulo, this death will be hard for
Review: Suicide Squad #17
It’s been a while since I spoke of my distaste for this book on an
Review: The Sovereigns #1
In the year 2525 the legendary hero, Samson, walks the Earth keeping his reasons and
Review: Bubblegun Vol 2 #1 (of 5)
So a lot has happened since Devyn and Molli rescued cyber boy Asher from the
Review: Star Trek: The Next Generation – Mirror Broken #1
Ah, the Mirror Mirror universe. Once, one of the very finest of classic Trek episodes.Â
Review: Atomic Blonde: The Coldest City
I am always surprised by the number of movies that are made from comic books
Advance Review: Freeway Fighter #1
Back when Dungeons & Dragons were popular, it seemed that everyone wanted to get into the
