CRIMSON SOCIETY#1
Writer: Mike Hunau
Art: Carlos Trigo
Cover: Carlos Trigo
Variant: Daniel Logan
In the very near future, supernatural beings live among humans in peace, yet Jack Crimson finds his life as a werewolf frustrating, and wants nothing mor
Read more…I don't usually post PR about e-comics, but this one sounds like it might be of interest to the Legion:
VIZ IS NOW ON COMIXOLOGY
More than 500 VIZ Media manga titles are now available on comiXology throughout North America including NARUTO, ONE PIEC
Read more… Saga #1
Written by Brian K. Vaughan
Art & Cover by Fiona Staples
Saga is the story of two soldiers from opposite sides of a war that fall in love and bring a child into a very dangerous universe. Alana is from Landfall, the largest planet in the ga
Read more…Yup, I threatened to do this, now it's going to happen. I'd thought about waiting until I was finished with Howard the Duck but I decided to go ahead and get started.
For this discussion, I'll be covering Luke Cage: Hero For Hire #1-16, Luke Cage:
Read more…If you have read Black Widow since the new series began, you know what a phenomenal job artist Phil Noto has done on this book.
I am pointing this out because I think before this series began, he was known as a great pinup artist, but his sequential
Read more…HULK VS. IRON MAN #1: An unsuccessful attempt to shoehorn Tony Stark behind-the-scenes of Hulk #1. It’s an Original Sin spin-off mini-series which is set in the present but flashes back to the past. It’s co-plotted and scripted by Mark Waid and the a
Read more…I've been looking forward to this. Crossovers are common of course, but this reminds me of the original Scooby Doo crossovers. I don't think that Cartoon Network is as creative as it used to be, but there was a time when they were really dynamic with
Read more…I recently bought the first issue of Evan Dorkin's THE ELTINGVILLE CLUB , from Dark Horse (Actually , judging from the next-issue promo in the issue , and what I saw when I looked up its listing at DH's site this nite ~ It seems like #2 has been dela
Read more…So, after reading through Mark Ogilvie's thread "Are comic book writers limited to no new characters?" one of the things I began thinking about was whether anything even close to an iconic superhero/supervillain character has been created since Wolve
Read more…Read issue #1 earlier. Three origins in this one.
Superman: They had to start with Supes, I suppose. Pretty much the familiar origin, told with alternate voice-overs from Lara and Ma Kent. Apparently, New 52 Lara was a soldier, which I'm pretty s
Read more…The present issue of ROLLING STONE (Jack White cover) has a cover-blurbed mini-/potted history of the X-Men , cover the comics first start , then re-start , and how the movies started . I don't know whether it's on-line or no .
Read more…I was in the LCS and the conversation mentioned that another version of the Green Goblin was going to appear. I questioned why there were no new villains and the guy behind the counter said that it was all money. According to him new villains and cha
Read more…The Great Disaster” is an epic tale spanning many titles and manu years in the DC Universe. The stories in this volume are presented in chronological order within the DCU’s timeline rather than in the order of the issues’ original release dates. In a
Read more…ACTION LAB
Writers: JEREMY DALE, RAY-ANTHONY HEIGHT, DEWAYNE FEENSTRA
Art: JEREMY DALE, RAY-ANTHONY HEIGHT, NOTE LOVETT
Cover: JEREMY DALE, RAY-ANTHONY HEIGHT
32 pgs./ All Ages/ FC Free
Action Lab Entertainment, The most exciting new comic book publi
Read more…The subscription I ordered of Manuscript Press's COMICS REVUE started up , finally , recently , and the first issue of the ~ now , double-sized , and with a double-numbering system ~ was #335-336 which features a RICK O'SHAY cover and Done In One le
Read more…I was reluctant to read this title because, I blushingly admit, I never finished the original. (I left off on volume 22, I think.) for one thing, I was concerned about spoilers, but c’mon. There’s not just too many ways the original could turn out. T
Read more…The first issue of “The New 52” version of Infinity Man and the Forever People has about as much to do with Jack Kirby’s version as… oh, “The New 52” version of OMAC had to do with Jack Kirby’s version. But you know what? I liked “The New 52” OMAC, a
Read more…It hasn’t been just too long since I last read the complete run of Alex Raymond’s Flash Gordon, but I’ve never before read Flash’s “topper,” Jungle Jim, in its entirety. Now that IDW’s “Library of American Comics” has completed its reprint of The Com
Read more…Sweet Christmas, indeed, as I got this for Christmas in December 1975 when I was 10!
The previous issues of Fantastic Four, #166-167 (Ja-F'76), had the THING revert back to his human form of Ben Grimm, due to being exposed to the Hulk's gamma ray emi
Read more…BEST BETS
ARCHIE #656 ($2.99): Archie expands its cast with another diversity character: Veronica's wheelchair-bound cousin Harper. She's quite attractive of course, and immediately becomes competition for Betty & Veronica where it concerns a certain
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