Comic Books

Aquaman, founding member of the Justice League and defender of the Seven Seas, has been enjoying some well-deserved time in the sun of late. DC Comics creator extraordinaire Geoff Johns helped tighten up what...

The Titans—featuring such characters as Nightwing, Wally West, and Donna Troy—is one of the most beloved superhero teams not just in the DC Universe, but, arguably—by me, for one—in all of comics....

Since the beginning of the Iraq War, several creators have brought their own spin to the events that occurred during and following the United States’ invasion of Iraq, to varying results. Many of those...

I grew up in a fairly small town; the population hovered a little under 8,000 for most of my childhood. That also meant there wasn't very much diversity. Our school system—teachers, students, administration,...

We’ve seen a variety of entry points and angles used in DC Comics’ recent adaptations of beloved Hanna-Barbera cartoons. Future Quest is staying pretty close to the original source material, despite the...

I've talked before about how webcomics tend to fall into one of two camps: serial dramas or gag-a-day strips. That's a reasonable way to think about it, particularly in relation to their newspaper...

This Wednesday, Earth 2: Society #13, written by Dan Abnett with Federico Dallocchio on art, hits newsstands, with Fury and Hawkgirl desperately trying to power the new Earth 2. Check out these preview...

One of the self-evident benefits to webcomics is the world wide reach that they have. A creator can post something online, and it's available to anyone in the world with an internet connection. And with more...

Despite a somewhat wobbly start, the first Rebels trade collection is a welcome addition to this correspondent’s war comics library, and features engaging writing, dynamic art, and masterful...

DC: Rebirth #1 hit newsstands today, heralding a new era for the DC Universe and its menagerie of characters, as the story of the New 52 comes to an end. However, before that era truly can begin, some...