Flashback Friday: PREACHER: Alamo
Friendship and forgiveness are inextricably linked. The fact of the matter is, no matter much we try to do otherwise, we’re going to screw up and...
8.5Out of 10
Review: ASTRO CITY #22
Review: Astro City #22 "Astro City #22 is the example for all comic book companies who struggle to bring in new readers due to the packed history...
Preview: INFINITE CRISIS: FIGHT FOR THE MULTIVERSE #10
This Wednesday, the battle for the multiverse marches on as Infinite Crisis: Fight for the Multiverse #10 hits comic book shops. The comic book...
Flashback Friday: SUPERMAN: BIRTHRIGHT
As I discussed last week, when it comes to a character like Superman, it’s very difficult to reinvent the wheel and make him fresh for modern...
Flashback Friday: IT’S A BIRD…
Of all the characters in comics, I think it’s fair to say that Superman can be the most problematic, as both a reader and a writer. Seems like...
Manic Monday: The Batman of Zur-En-Arrh
I think it’s fair to say that one of the reasons for the staying power and enduring appeal of the Batman after over 75 years in various forms of...
8.5Out of 10
Review: SUICIDERS #1
Review: Suiciders #1 "Suiciders is an example of social satire done in such a way that makes you forget that you’re reading satire. In the...
Lee Bermejo Explores Self-Reinvention in SUICIDERS
Now more than ever, our culture seems to have an obsession with reinvention and transforming ourselves to be something different or something more....
10Out of 10
Review: BATMAN #39
Review: Batman #39 "Snyder and Capullo show in Batman #39 why the Joker is such a persistent and dangerous threat to Batman and the people of...
Scott Snyder Discusses the Joker’s “Endgame”
Since the launch of the New 52 back in 2011, Batman writer Scott Snyder hasn’t made things easy on the Dark Knight Detective or the people of...