Four-Colour Pandemonium: September 2025’s Comic Multiverse Meltdown (comic-book news round-up).
September 2025, that noble month of sharpened pencils, pumpkin-spice lattes and publishers treating us like lab rats in a four-colour
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The Invisibles Book 1 by Grant Morrison, Steve Yeowell and Jill Thompson (graphic novel review).
Reading Les Dennis’ book, ‘DC Comics: A Celebration Of The World’s Favourite Comic Book Heroes’, last month, I came across
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Outer Lands (Comixology Originals) by Matthew Arnold and David Gianfelice (e-graphic novel review).
Before tempting potential buyers with a positive review, it’s best to include a caveat. ‘Outer Lands’ is a Comixology Original,
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Incredible Science Fiction: The EC Archives volume 2 (graphic novel review).
The reason I delayed reading ‘Incredible Science Fiction: The EC Archives Volume 2’ was because of some confusion with the
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The Avengers In The Veracity Trap! by Chip Kidd and Michael Cho (graphic novel review).
‘The Avengers In The Veracity Trap’ is a new adventure that harks back to the very early days of Marvel’s
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Jim Shooter (1951-2025): a memory by GF Willmetts.
One of my team had asked had I heard that American comicbook writer and editor, Jim Shooter had died over
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JMB, The Unseen Art Of John M. Burns: A Surfeit Of Assassins 1888 by John Dakin (graphic novel review).
In his introduction to this rather long titled ‘JMB: The Unseen Art Of John M. Burns: A Surfeit Of Assassins
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The Rocketeer Deluxe: The Complete Adventures by Dave Stevens (graphic novel review).
Finally, I’ve collected all the stories from Dave Stevens’ ‘The Rocketeer’. Actually, there are only two multi-parter stories. Set in
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The Illustrated History Of Science Fiction Comics Number 3 by Mike Benton (book review).
I came across ‘The Illustrated History Of Science Fiction Comics Number 3’ by Mike Benton purely by chance and at
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Superman: Up, Up and Reboot (movie trailer).
The blue tights are back, the spit curl is freshly set, and the red cape is once again flapping heroically
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