Comic Books

From what we've seen from Bryan Hitch's Justice League since the series' DC Rebirth relaunch, it's clear that one of the comic book creator's mandates from the beginning was to bring a sense of bombast and...

I've lamented before about the general lack of webcomics coverage. "Why don't more people embrace webcomics? They're every bit as good -- and in some cases better -- than what gets published." A few years...

It could be argued--and I have--that Marvel hasn't done well by Cyclops since the beginning of its Avengers vs. X-Men event a few years back, when the House of Ideas decided to make him a Phoenix-possessed...

Shade, the Changing Girl comes by its unique look and narrative honestly. Spinning out of the Gerard Way-led DC Comics Young Animal imprint, the book seems to want to play with art and story-structure in a way...

Of the latest array of Marvel NOW! books that have debuted in the past year, it could be that no other character in the House of Idea's menagerie benefited the most from a spit-shine than Doctor Strange....

Midnighter and Apollo, the ass-kicking, romantically-linked crimefighting duo, are finally back together in next month's Midnighter and Apollo #1, the start of a six-issue miniseries written by Steve Orlando...

"With The Flintstones #3, Mark Russell and Steve Pugh prove once again that the modern Stone Age family’s tales are in the more-than-competent hands of creators who both respect the source material and...

Jessica Jones just might be one of the best, multi-dimensional, whole-cloth characters to be created for the comic book medium in the past 20 years. From her introduction in her critically-acclaimed comic book...

One of the key dividing points I've made over the years between webcomics and, well, all other comics has been that webcomics have a different delivery mechanism. The term "comics" was first applied to the...

"Angel Catbird Vol. 1 is a beautifully-crafted tale that infuses a modern sensibility and pulpy storytelling both to entertain and to educate, a full realization that earns a spot among Atwood’s best...