Legion Of Super-Heroes: Enemy Rising by Jim Shooter, Francois Manapul and Livesay (graphic novel review).
The reason why I’m keeping the ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ alive in reviews here despite DC Comics abandoning them last year
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Inhumans by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee (graphic novel review)
With the hint that Marvel’s ‘The Inhumans’ are being considered for the cinema despite only having two graphic novels and
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Modesty Blaise: The Grim Joker by Peter O’Donnell and Enric Badia Romero (graphic novel review).
Just when you think that the ‘Modesty Blaise’ newspaper strips couldn’t get better, writer Peter O’Donnell and artist Enric Badia
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John Romita…And All That Jazz! by Roy Thomas and Jim Amash (book review).
Comicbook artist John Romita always defines himself as second tier at Marvel, despite working nearly forty years exclusively there and
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The Art Of The Simon And Kirby Studio by Mark Evanier, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby (book review).
Firstly, I should mention that my copy of this book, ‘The Art Of The Simon And Kirby Studio’ by Mark
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Vandroid by Tommy Lee Edwards and Dan McDaid (graphic novel review).
Since comicbooks became respectable, more or less, there are many films based on that medium in our modern era: ‘From
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The Ages Of Superman (No. 1) edited by Joseph J. Darowski (book review).
‘The Ages Of Superman’ is the first of four books looking at how super-heroes have changed over the decades. I
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Marvel Vehicles Owner’s Workshop Manual by Alex Irvine (book review)
In many respects, I would have thought Haynes would have covered the Marvel Universe before now but finally we have
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The Guardians Of The Galaxy (2014) (DVD film review).
Considering how quickly copies of ‘The Guardians Of The Galaxy’ have vanished off my local supermarket’s shelves in the past
Read MoreMarvel’s Agent Carter second preview.
SHIELD goes all Boardwalk Empire meets Mad Men on your ass in the second preview peek into Agent Carter, agent of,
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