Marvel announced today and yesterday that Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter have been renewed for new seasons, and that Rosario Dawson has been signed to a mega-contract which guarantees her return in Daredevil Season Two, but also mak
I don't care how late this title is; it's always welcome when it gets here. I just hope the title of the current storyline, "Betty R.I.P.", is a misdirect. You can lose Moose and Midge and even Jughead, but without the Big 3 it ain't Archie!
First we have the final issues of Avengers and New Avengers, as "Time runs out"! The two main covers fit together for the large image seen below, which I'll repeat on the other title:
Saturday, May 2, is Free Comic Book Day, an event which has become a first-Saturday-in-May tradition at most major comic shops since the first one in 2001. If you haven’t ev
I've never followed either the movie series of the comics series, but this is one of Dynamite's most tenacious franchises, so there must be a sizable fan base. And with Steve Niles writing and Jae Lee doing the covers, I can see why!
I'm thinking about writing a column for early May that would be checklist of the better Ultron stories. But whether I do or not, I'm curious which Ultron stories the Legionnaires favor. Age of Ultron? The new Rage of Ultron OGN? The West Coast Avenge
Archie is really on a roll these days. Not only is the vastly entertaining The Fox returning this week to the publisher's quirky adventure line, but the long-delayed second issue of Sabrina has finally arrived (see below).
While comics aren’t in any danger of becoming a girls’ club, many recent graphic novels are female oriented, either in subject matter or protagonist. The quality is uneven, but they’re worth a look.