Shrinking to the size of an ant seems like an odd super-power. But it's not remotely the oddest thing about Marvel's Ant-Man character, whose movie premieres July 17.
It's hard to imagine why getting smaller than your opponent is a useful super-power, but shrinking has been a staple in comics since 1939. I can't explain why, but with the advent of "Ant-Man" the movie (pr
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I've enjoyed the first two issues, which have are basically Darwinian tales of survival, as various lizards vie for their next meal. There's been no explanation for the title as yet, so I must a
The "Big Three" at DC Comics -- Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman -- are getting new looks this month. But it's the Amazing Amazon who's getting all the attention.
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment (WBHE) is proud to release its first official clip from the upcoming DC Universe Original Movie, "Justice League: Gods & Monsters."
Animation legend Bruce Timm returns to the popular DC Universe Original Movies with
Here's the final issue of Captain Midnight, which I'm sorry to see. I'd like for DH to have a successful superhero line, and this book was establishing additional characters that could have formed a nucleus. Didn't wor
Adam P. Knave, D.J. Kirkbride (w) • Nick Brokenshire (a & c)
The Council has banished Amelia to the Magic World and Hector to the World of Science, leaving Lemmy and the remains of Omega Company fighting to survive
To tell you the truth, I'm a bit put off by the violence and death in this series. It was amazing when Archie and Punisher crossed over, mostly because nobody important in Riverdale got killed, and somehow the
In the late 1940s and '50s, one of the best-selling comic books in America was titled Crime Does Not Pay. Ridiculous! Now, as then, crime pays pretty well -- at least in comics.