Book One shipped back in November and I liked it. I liked it so much, I started a "Black Lightning" thread to discuss the rest of the series. The thing is, I know now that only the first issue focuses on Black Lightning. I don't really know where the
Story/Cover: Matt Kindt | Art: Tyler Jenkins | $5.99
Timed to National Cat Lover’s Month, Flux House and Dark Horse Comics are announcing HAIRBALL by bestselling writer Matt Kindt and artist Tyler Jenkins with col
Story So Ike Pearlmother Perlmutter is out, Marvel Entertainment is to be folded into larger Disney business units, and I don't know what it all means! Is it the real-life Marvel "Endgame"? Is it just a reorganization? Will worlds live? Will worl
Steve Skeates, Longtime Comic Writer and Hawk & Dove Co-Creator, Dies at 80
Steve Skeates, one of the first members of the so-called "second generation" of comic book writers, who had a long and distinguished comic book writing career at DC, Marvel,
The station chief and his attractive assistant in Jamaica disappear, with most assuming they've run off together. M sends Bond to investigate, at least partially as a light vacation assign
Between 1987 and 2004, Fantagraphics Books published 50 softcover volumes of Hal Foster's masterpiece Prince Valiant from the beginning (February 13, 1937) through strip #2271 (August 17, 1980). In 2012, the same publisher began a rerelease of the sa
I read the first edition, and found it a mildly entertaining bit of ephemera. That's not a bad thing in general, but when Frank Miller and Geoff Darrow are attached, you expect a bit more.
Joe Giella died on March 21, 2023, at the age of 94. He received the Inkpot Award in 1996. In 2016, he received the Hero Initiative Lifetime Achievement Award at the Harvey Awards. In 2017, Giella was the Guest of Honor at the 2017 Inkwell Awards cer
Cover Volume 1 Brian Michael Bendis, writer; David Mack, artist Dark Horse Books, 2022
Collecting a DC Comics series from 2018-19 (and inspired by David Mack's work for the U.S. State Department as a cultural ambassador), Cover posits the recruitment
Ah, Bert I., Bert I. Bert I...What to say about Bert I. Gordon?
Was he the greatest director ever? Were his movies occasionally cheesy? Let's put it this way: eight of his movies - (King Dinosaur (1955), The Amazing Colossal Man (1957), Ea