Bootblack (New York Triptych) by Mikaël (graphic novel review).
‘Bootblack (New York Triptych)’ is a graphic novel set in 1930s New York and tells the story of a shoeshine
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The Best Of Simon & Kirby’s Mainline Comics (book review).
By 1954, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby had already established a proven track record in creating successful comics. They
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Forever Evil (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, David Finch, Richard Friend and Sonias Oback (graphic novel review).
I initially thought there was a storyline jump when Lex Luthor arrived at Wayne Manor in the sixth volume of
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Alter Ego #185 January 2024 (magazine review).
In the latest edition of ‘Alter Ego,’ the cover features six unknown characters with ‘Novelty Comics’ in the cover blurb,
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Justice League Volume 5: Forever Heroes (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Doug Mahnke and Rod Reis (graphic novel review).
In this book series, you might expect DC Comics to have replaced ‘Justice League’ with ‘The Crime Syndicate’ in the
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Justice League Volume 4: The Grid (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado (graphic novel review).
The volumes of ‘Justice League’ in ‘The New 52’ have been reasonably straightforward until now. The current first priority is
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Blade Runner 2039: Luv Vol. 1 by Mike Johnson, Mellow Brown and Andres Guinaldo (graphic novel review).
Following on from an earlier series, ‘Blade Runner 2019’, this particular volume contains the first four issues of a series
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Justice League Volume 3: Throne Of Atlantis (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Paul Pelletier and Tony S. Daniel (graphic novel review).
Continuing with the New 52 Justice League series, Volume 3 compiles Justice League issues #13-17 alongside Aquaman issues #15-16. The
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Ian Gibson, comic-book genius, passes away (obituary).
It is with a heavy heart that we bid farewell to Ian Gibson, a visionary British comic book artist, who
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Justice League Volume 2: The Villain’s Journey (The New 52!) by Geoff Johns, Jim Lee and Scott Williams (graphic novel review).
The second volume of the New 52 Justice League, encompassing issues #7-12, begins with what appears to be a series
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