Red One: Book 1: Welcome To America by Xavier Dorison and Terry Dodson (graphic novel review).
When I was reading an interview with comic book artist Terry Dodson a couple years ago, I liked his art
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Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 3: Death Is For Suckers by Adam Glass, Henrik Jonsson and Sandu Florea (graphic novel review).
How much to say about ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 3: Death Is For Suckers’ without going spoiler? It
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Eisner Hall of Fame 2024: a salute to Comic Book Royalty? (news)
Comic-Con International has just rolled out the red carpet for its latest cohort, elevating 19 figures into the hallowed halls
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DIY or Die Trying: Unmasking the secrets of self-publishing comic-books (video).
Here’s a new video with Ed and Michel Fiffe introducing you to the noble art of self-publishing comic books. In
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Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 2: Basilisk Rising by Adam Glass and Federico (graphic novel review).
The principle elements of ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 2: Basilisk Rising’ come from Suicide Squad #8–13 and Resurrection
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EC Comics to haunt the shelves again as classic comic-book line rises from the grave (news).
Just like a mythical phoenix bursting into life from the remnants of its own demise, or maybe it’s more like
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Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 1: Kicked In The Teeth by Adam Glass, Federico Dallocchio and Clayton Henry (graphic novel review).
I blame The New 52 Justice League. With the hint of the Suicide Squad there and the bickering the Justice
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Batman: Three Jokers by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson (graphic novel review).
Following on from The Darkseid War, the Batman is back in Gotham City, or rather, having some injuries stitched by
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Rogue Trooper marches onto movie screens: a 2000AD hero’s new battlefront (news).
Some news just in for science fiction enthusiasts and nostalgic comic-book fans alike, the gritty world of Rogue Trooper is
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Justice League: The Darkseid War by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Francis Manapul and Brad Anderson (graphic novel review).
Now, I’ve reached the pivotal point of reading ‘The New 52’ Justice League. Interestingly, it’s not categorized under its original
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