Comic Books

  About five years ago in the Spider-Men miniseries, the Peter Parker of the Marvel 616 Universe--the original MU--fell into the Ultimate Universe--the one in which a young Peter had died fighting the...

Review: Hawkeye #5 "Hawkeye #5 gives readers a fun, hardboiled romp while slipping in a treatise about how we rise and fall relative to our...

Comic creator and entertainment artist Geof Darrow has built quite the career in the past four decades. Having worked on everything from the Superfriends animated series to Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot to...

Review: Jem and the Holograms #25 "Jem and the Holograms #25, even with so many plot threads that are coming to a head, manages to be connected with a theme of insecurity and gives readers positive and...

This May, tween girls will have a new source for graphic novel goodness. Papercutz is introducing its Charmz imprint, releasing comics and graphic novels geared toward bridging the content gap for comic fans...

This Wednesday, April 19th, the Shaolin Cowboy rambles back on the scene in The Shaolin Cowboy: Who'll Stop the Reign? #1, with more than plenty madcap death and destruction lying in his wake, and fans are all...

You're probably reading this column in English. That's certainly the language I'm using to write it. Despite taking a few years of Spanish in high school and a semester of ASL, English is the only language I...

For readers mourning word that Mike Mignola would be taking a sabbatical from the four-color world of comics following his wrap on Hellboy in Hell, Dark Horse Comics has some heavenly news. Mignola and artist...

This Wednesday, Scooby Apocalypse #12, written by J.M. DeMatteis and Keith Giffen with Keith Eaglesham on art, hits newsstands, and it’s a family affair, mixing Velma’s siblings and apocalyptic...

Fresh off the announcement that the first printing of Image Comics' Black Cloud #1 has sold out at the distribution level, FreakSugar reached out to the series creators to have a quick talk about one of the...