When you think of the classic Greek gods, chances are that when it comes to comic books, you are thinking Wonder Woman. Regardless of whether you are a fan of the classic interpretation, the Wonder Woman version or even Star Trek (yes, I went there), we can all agree that the gods are a duplicitous… Read More »
As much as we need original Mandalorian content in the comics, the current Mandalorian series is a fantastic adaptation of the first season. Issue 8 caps off the season with an adaptation of the finale including IG-11’s tragic fate. The art by George Jeanty here is much more polished than in a few prior issues… Read More »
What is it about trucks we love so much. Thanks to films like Smokey and the Bandit and Convoy the idea of the king of the road has taken root, so much so that when you need a leader of a changing into cars and vehicles alien race, you know just What Optimus Prime is… Read More »
Star Wars Hyperspace Stories #4 highlights just how badly the Sequel Era is being used in expanded fiction. There are no quality stories being told with the Sequel characters in spite of a vast need to give us some depth, characterization and closure that the Rise of Skywalker left unfinished. Instead we are given this… Read More »
Forged In A Star Carnage #10 opens with an old dwarf, a master smith excited to forge a godly weapon known only as the Codex. He looks over the blueprints that the villainous Carnage has brought him and secretly plans to destroy the murderous Symbiote with the starlight drawn into the forge during the creation… Read More »
The indie scene is always full of interesting creations. Tight budget restraints give rise to creative choices and a focus on plot over spectacle. While browsing for something to bring out of the archives, I came across this article. I don’t recall much of its plot three years later, except for the villain… Originally Published:… Read More »
I have to say that DC is way more balanced when it comes to representation of their readership in contrast to Marvel after it was acquired by the devil with the mouse ears for horns. Yet again, Marvel has released another “inclusion” anthology entitled Wakanda Forever, which just like the film is only focused on… Read More »
World Of The Witcher We’re thrown into part 3 of this issue titled ‘Ballad Of Two Wolves’ with the world of the Witcher firing on all cylinders. We’re introduced to plenty of familiar elements from the white-haired silver sword-swinging protagonist Geralt to his bastard bard friend Dandelion; If you’ve played the games or indulged in other… Read More »
If Coogler’s Black Panther was not the most tone-deaf in diplomatic policy when it comes to guarding Wakanda’s secrets, then DeMatteis’ Orisha can easily snatch first place when observing her role in Kraven’s origin via Spider-Man : The Lost Hunt. I’ve enjoyed seeing Aja Orisha on panel since she was set up as Pete and… Read More »
Ever get into a situation where no matter where you are or what you do, things only seem to get worse? Normally these days are work days, am I right? Well, not for Todd Parker who find himself in the worst sort of Doctor Who problem; what to do when you know the immediate future… Read More »