X-Men: Days Of Future Past… poster action.
The X-Men: Days Of Future Past movie blends the old and new cast from the X-Men movies, as these new
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Man Of Steel by Greg Cox (book review).
I’ve always maintained that it is interesting to read a film’s novelisation. To tie-in to the film release, its author
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Man Of Steel: Inside The Legendary World Of Superman by Daniel Wallace (book review).
I’m reading about the latest Superman film, ‘Man Of Steel’, a while before I actually see it. Whether that’s a
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7 Against Chaos by Harlen Ellison and Paul Chadwick with Ken Steacy (graphic novel review).
In many respects, ‘7 Against Chaos’ is very much a re-working of ‘The Magnificent Seven’ or ‘The Seven Samurai’ plot.
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Amazon jets into the comic-book business.
Amazon are launching Jet City Comics, a new imprint focused on comics and graphic novels. Jet City launches with new
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Do Super-Heroes Pay Their Taxes? an article by: GF Willmetts.
It was the book ‘Superman And Philosophy’ last month that got me pondering on this particular problem of just how
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Green Lantern And Philosophy edited by Jane Dryden and Mark D. White (book review).
Interestingly, ‘Green Lantern And Philosophy’ starts off with the Green Lantern Corps before moving on specifically to that of the
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Hellblazer: Original Sins by Jamie Delano, John Ridgway, Alfredo Alcala, Rick Veitch & Tom Mandrake (graphic novel review).
John Constantine is the everyman’s hero. In fact, part of his charm comes from the fact he’s a comicbook hero
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Transmetropolitan Vol 3: Year Of The Bastard by Warren Ellis, Darick Robertson and Rodney Ramos (graphic novel review).
‘Transmetropolitan’ is a great example of comics at their most gloriously grim, absurdly awesome and fantastically unfiltered. The book is
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Essential Fantastic Four Volume 7 by John Buscema, Joe Sinnott, Rich Buckler, Ross Andru, Bob Brown, Dick Ayers, Joe Staton, Gerry Conway, Tony Isabella, Len Wein, Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Marv Wolfman, Chris Claremont and Steve Englehart (graphic novel review).
‘Essential Fantastic Four Volume 7’ features stories from Fantastic Four # 138 through to Fantastic Four # 159 with a
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