She was only 15 when she first came to Earth, fleeing the destruction of her world's last refuge. Following in the footsteps of her legendary cousin, the Kryptonian teenager named Kara Zor-El joined Superman's neverending battle for truth and justice
This is one of those new series I snatched off the spinner rack when I was young in hope of getting in at the start of the next "big thing." I also bought issues #4-5 back then, but those were the only three issues I ever saw. By the time I was in co
If you've any interest -- I'm going to be picking up Mark Waid's BOOM output for 99 cents an issue, 75% off of the print cover price -- you might want to h
I haven't seen the latest story yet - I probably won't for many months - but this was on the official Doctor Who Youtube channel, and I thought people night find it interesting. Yes, it's that "Dave Gibbons", they've adapted a story he worked on for
Whilst a good agent serves King and country and adheres to a strict code of conduct (and tailoring), sometimes one has to break the rules slightly in order to get the job done. With that in mind, this is not
Supergirl has had at least three wholly separate and distinct incarnations since the Crisis on Infinite Earths, probably more but I stopped paying attention after Flashpoint. This discussion is about whichever Supergirl existed i
This hefty tome can be broken into three sections (the 1960s, the 1970s and the 1980s), and that's how I'm going to handle it. the introduction by Peter J. Sanderson is dated 2005 and was obviously originally written for an earlier collection of the
Hell to Pay: A Tale of the Shrouded College Charles Soule, writer; Will Sliney, artist; Rachelle Rosenberg, colorist; Chris Crank, letterer Image Comics, 2023
The protagonists are Maia and Sebastian Stone, a married couple. After suffering catastr
My relationship with the Red Tornado (both of them, actually) goes back to Justice League of America #110, specifically the double-page pin-up of the Justice Society of America by Murphy Anderson (which originally appeared
Marvel says AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #38 is the last issue before "Gang War" starts. But the words "Gang War: First Strike!" are included in the blurb. Collecting comics is hard!
I can't I've liked everything about Superman & Lois (like the ampersand in the title, and can't somebody buy Tyler Hoechlin a razor?), I enjoyed the show when it was good and played
M sends Bond to trade with the head of the Japanese secret service, Tiger Tanaka, for a Russian decoding machine. But it turns out all Bond has to trade with is his service