I recently had the pleasure of perusing Wallace & Gromit: The Complete Newspaper Comic Strips Collection from Titan Books and Aardman Entertainment. The book features
Mystery, mysticism, and adventure fill the pages of the new indie comic book, The Shepherd, a 24-page comic book created by Nathan Sage and Ron
H.G. Wells’ tale of the demented genius, Dr. Moreau, has inspired many creators to expand on the story of the man who yearned to create
Owlgirls comes to us from Red Anvil Comics, the New Jersey-based small press publisher owned by Dave Ryan (War of the Independents) and Joe Martino
Steampunk fans, rejoice! Back by popular demand, the creators of Boston Metaphysical Society have returned to Kickstarter to fund the print version of the sci-fi,
According to Merriam Webster, the word “outré” means “violating convention or propriety” or “bizarre.” Upon reading that the theme of issue two of the free
It’s just another adventure for Captain Jane Tiberia Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise. That’s right, you’re probably used to Jim Kirk, but after
This is the 1st of two reviews of My Little Pony: Episode #20. Why two? Easy. One is my view of this comic from the
Ladies and gentlemen, I am pleased to say that the Mr. Peabody and Sherman comic is back in full force. If you’ll recall, after a
Superman: Golden Age Sundays is a collection of Superman Sunday newspaper comics from 1943-1946. Though, in many ways, the adventures are similar to the ones
Ever since Dark Horse Comics became the house of Joss Whedon in the comic book world, fans have been clamoring for further tales of Mal
Holy whiskey shots, Batman! After watching Katelyn (Kit Quinn) nearly beat a robber to death because she thinks she’s a superhero, her roommate Lilly (Lola
