The legend Peter Milligan got into some hot water over his views recently with Comics Gate a little after his last DC book dropped. Now, AWA Upshot has given the scribe the opportunity to write what he wants unfiltered, and the debauchery is nothing less than tantalizing. Add on Mike Deodato Jr., known for artwork… Read More »
Cody Ziglar, I don’t know him personally, but I can say that I’ve found a kindred spirit while reading his latest limited “Spider-Punk”. Now, I dont know if he ever had the experience of not being able to hit a punk show because of an age limit but (walk with me here), I remember at… Read More »
Through various back and forths on Twitter, Steve Foxe wasn’t lying to me and the rest of his audience when he said that he and Espin had some surprises in store for the finale of House of XCII. Everything falls into place with this finale pitting familiar faces in rightful places that have never been… Read More »
As far as “Judgement Day” titles go, “X-Men Red” has been where the most action is. Ewing has made sure of that since the last issue where every character was ripped to shreds by the Celestials with green blasts that looked like photon beams, and then Magneto was left for dead that looked like something… Read More »
Poverty as a youth has trained me as an adult to be more of a cabinet over consoles kind of gamer, but the premiere issue of Midnight Suns has more than piqued my interest for this upcoming game more than the trailer ever could have. Ethan Sacks’ introduction for this tie-in to a console game… Read More »
Al Ewing : those two words has one of the overall greatest lovable losers in comic book history going the route of hallucinogenic mystic science that could usually be found amongst some of the best pens to ever script a funny book page. The self loathing Eddie Brock goes through in “The Cage Opens” is… Read More »
Most event books usually end up leaving a bad taste in comic book heads mouths, because though the most outlandish occurrences tend to happen within those pages, the effects aren’t always lasting.But somehow Kieron Gillen has been able to put some milestones into this one issue of Judgement Day, and after having to read through… Read More »
It still baffles me just how well Andre Lima Araujo can convey coherent and complete conversations through just lines and shading with a pencil. But that’s all words are really, a composition of compounded line work, with accents of boldness added in every now and then, just let Russ Wooton tell it. Absolutely an inductee… Read More »
Mia Goth may not be the most attractive actress to me, but that didn’t stop Florence Pugh from making memorable performances with A24 (“Midsommar”), so why should something as preferential as beauty barricade Goth? Thankfully my opinion on Mia Goth’s physical appearance doesn’t hold much weight to my opinion on her acting ability, since earlier… Read More »
The man who almost made Superman live has put in yet another installment to the Clerks franchise. Intended for those who have seen any of the films in the Askewniverse either in theaters or off on Netflix while being sober enough to actually recall the lore featured within the series. Clerks III to an extent… Read More »