Stryker’s rampage against all of mutantkind escalates in your first look at Ultimate Comics X-Men #4 from the creative team of Nick Spencer and Paco Medina! With
Beginning with FLARE #40, currently scheduled for a March 2012 release, GORDON PURCELL returns to lend his artistic talents to comics' shining goddess of light, FLARE!
Having just read Wolverine & The X-Men #1, without finishing X-Men: Schism it should be noted, I was a bit surprised that I enjoyed so much. I was put off slightly by the opening scene, supposedly between Logan and Professor X because they sure weren
At work, we received a case of Disney Bath Mitts (not recommended for children under three) and the characters were Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Lightning McQueen from Cars and......the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN!!!!
Didn’t we have a discussion about comic books we were inspired to buy by the cover art alone? If so, I can’t find it now; perhaps it was on the old board. Anyway, B&B #13 is one such issue. The cover features multiple iterations of Robin (Dick Grayso
This is from last week’s batch of “New 52s,” but none of this week’s new series appealed to me. Except for Superman (week four), all of the series I’m interested in are top-loaded into week one, even the ones I passed on initially. Looking ahead, I d
This one-shot would be more appropriately titled “first appearance” rather than “origin.” It is a re-telling of the events surrounding Avengers #57-58 which adds little to the original and touches not at all on the android’s connection to the origina
I suppose you could say Family Circus was a little bland and somewhat twee, but he was a pretty good artist, and I was a huge mark for his stuff when I was a kid.
When I decided to give the new “Ultimate” Spider-Man a try, I resigned myself to reading a decompressed first issue which didn’t stand alone as even a chapter of a story. As expected, Spider-Man does not appear in costume by the end of the first issu
I admit it. I bought this one primarily for the art work. Not just the art, however, but the art coupled with this particular character. I didn’t buy The OMAC Project, for example, but I couldn’t pass up Giffen’s pseudo-Kirby artwork embellishing an
