Disclosure Day Delivers Spielbergian Wonder and Heart
“I stole what I was paid to protect. People have a right to the truth.” Disclosure Day is a good film with a great cast doing excellent work. Steven Spielberg…
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“I stole what I was paid to protect. People have a right to the truth.” Disclosure Day is a good film with a great cast doing excellent work. Steven Spielberg…
Comic fans know Fabian Nicieza as one of the most influential writers of the modern era, thanks to his celebrated runs on X-Men and his co-creation of Deadpool. His latest…
My Adventures with Superman returns for a brand-new season, bringing back everything fans have come to love about the series while introducing some exciting new twists along the way. Season…
“Why are you wearing gloves?”“Would you believe I’m planning to go as OJ Simpson for Halloween?”“But your gloves fit!”Like its predecessors, Scary Movie (6) is a loose configuration of skits…
“I promised to make him a man.”“Yes, but what kind of man?”Masters of the Universe comes out during Pride month, and good for them. A brash, boisterous, goofy, silly, super-gay,…
Another Fan Expo has come and gone, and it was a lot of fun. Over the years, I've come to realize that Fan Expo isn't really a comic convention in…
Spider-Man Noir started off as part of Marvel’s Noir line of comics, which reimagined Marvel characters in film noir-inspired settings during the 1930s. Some of those books were stronger than…
“I try to avoid violence.”The Mandalorian and Grogu is a well-made, mid-stakes, self- contained, action-oriented adventure full of Easter eggs. The film effectively resets the Mandalorian for future missions in…
Rick and Morty returns for its ninth season with more multiversal insanity, bizarre science-fiction concepts, and the kind of chaotic humor fans have come to expect from the long-running animated…
Blending giant ape gods, Hanna-Barbera-inspired adventure, and heartfelt character dynamics, Nothing Can Stop…The Ape! is the latest collaboration from acclaimed writers Thomas Sniegoski and Jeannine Acheson. Published through Mad Cave…
The Girl In The Bay, from Dark Horse, follows up its intriguing first issue with issue 2. And things get even more weird and wonderful!
Polar, a title from Dark Horse, tells the story of a spy. Aging, one eye covered by a black patch, battered and experienced. Polar. And Volume Zero (“0”), The Black…
Steve Austin, the Six Million Dollar Man! Issue 1 of this new title is here this week from Dynamite Comics! Stronger! Faster!
I mean what do I really need to say about this? It’s fantastic
The finale of Cemetery Beach occurs this month. But issue 7 from Image is not a slow hearse ride up Boot Hill to a peaceful conclusion, no sirree.
Another brilliant issue delving into the inner workings of Batman’s brain.
Jeff Lemire is at it again; this time, his Black Hammer Saga takes a few time steps backward. But is it enough to make us interested in following Black Hammer…
Harley’s second trial begins this issue and its a doozy.
When an isolated island in the East China Sea is under siege, the inhabitants are forced to put their differences aside to fight their common foe. Ronin Island, a five…
Comic book and graphic novel publisher, Zenescope Entertainment, has announced its plans for Emerald City Comic Con 2019.