Author Jed W. Keith

Review: Jem and the Holograms#11 "Jem and the Holograms #11 demonstrates once again why the series month-in and month-out is one of the most enjoyable and most pertinent books on the racks. Brimming with...

With the Deadpool feature film starring Ryan Reynolds hitting theaters in just under a month, 20th Century Fox has been amping up the aggressive ad campaign to get viewers excited to see the titular Merc with...

While TNT may have recently pulled the plug on a live-action Titans series based on DC Comics' Teen Titans franchise of comic books, fans of Starfire, Beast Boy, and the rest of the teen heroes will be...

Conspiracy theories and paranoia about what the government may or may not be telling us about their activities beyond the peering eyes of the populace weren’t new concepts prior to the debut of Fox’s The...

It's become increasingly clear over the past five years or so that Marvel has a Cyclops problem. Stretching back as far as writer Joss Whedon’s Astonishing X-Men stint back in the early 2000s, there...

I don't have much room to talk about the cannibalization of already-made stories in order to make new products. I consume superhero films like they're candy, for crissakes. And while it might be true that all...

This Wednesday, Vertigo SFX #4, the final installment of Vertigo Comics' latest anthology series, hits newsstands, featuring short stories all with the running inspiration of gunfire, explosions, and the...

Unless you've never read a comic before, most fans knew that when Steve Rogers, de-powered and aged at an accelerated rate, passed the mantle of Captain America to Sam Wilson--the superhero adventurer known as...

Because I'm emotionally 12-years-old, one of the parts of the new extended trailer for season six of The Venture Bros., debuting this month, that made me guffaw a bit too loudly is when Dr. Venture...

Review: Batman #48 "The melancholic malaise that hangs BATMAN #48 is palpable, and it’s a credit to how adept Snyder and Capullo are at characterization that they make readers do the nigh-impossible: feel...