Superman: The Stranger reintroduces a Man of Steel that is somehow timeless, a product of its time, and yet more timely than ever. Continue reading SUPERMAN: THE STRANGER #1 [Review] ...

Based out of Dallas, Rebel Scum Con is a Star Wars focused fan convention. Celebrating its third year, the con boasted an impressive line-up of celebrity guests. The most historically notable was ...

It’s been a while since I’ve written about Mystery Science Theater 3000 (hereafter MST3K) which remains my favorite television series of all time. I wrote a review of the first episode of the revival ...

BATWOMAN (2025) #1 / Script by GREG RUCKA / Art by DANI / Colors by MATT HOLLINGSWORTH / Letters by HASSAN OTSMANE-ELHAOU / Published by DC COMICS I thought I knew Batwoman fairly well. I read her ...

Mars is once again a dead world. The technocrat Emmeric Deschutes sought to conquer the Red Planet, but his efforts at colonization led to disaster. No one knows what caused the colony to fail. All ...

Drew Edwards created the character of Halloween Man in 2000. The award-winning series blends horror and superheroes to spin stories that are everything that makes comics a unique artform. Where else ...

MONSTERS WE MAKE VOL. 1 / Created by CORYXKENSHIN / Script by COREY MIKELL & CORYXKENSHIN / Art by ANDREW GONG & ELYAS MAGEE-SHAMAAN / Letters by LELAND BJERG / Published by IDW PUBLISHING In 2097, ...

DAREDEVIL (2026) #1 / Script by STEPHANIE PHILLIPS / Art by LEE GARBETT / Colors by FRANK MARTIN / Letters by VC’S ARIANA MAHER / Published by MARVEL COMICS To say that the Daredevil comics of the ...

HARLEY AND IVY: LIFE AND CRIMES #1 / Script and Art by ERICA HENDERSON / Letters by HASSAN OTSMANE-ELHAOU / Covers by ERICA HENDERSON, ELIZABETH TORQUE, SABINE RICH, NATHAN SZERDY & LESLEY LI / ...

Dune looms large in science fiction as a seminal work and there have been several attempts at adapting Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel for both the big and small screen, all with varying degrees of success ...

In Eye Lie Popeye #1, Popeye makes a triumphant return in a way that’s as unexpected as it is exhilarating. For anyone who grew up with the iconic spinach-chomping sailor, this latest incarnation is ...

Admittedly, attempting to write a review of a book as absurd and surreal as Multiversity #1 is daunting. But in all honestly, it’d be a disservice to not at least try putting down some words about ...