Is there anyone else out there that thinks the title for IDW’s latest spin-offer series, The X-Files: Conspiracy, is a tad redundant? I mean, doesn’t
I have to start this review off with a disclaimer: The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 Annual is the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT)
Dark Horse Comics brings us Issues #0-4 of X, the masked, one-eyed vigilante who has a singular view on how justice should be dispensed. Written
A pantomime is a terrible thing to waste. I am sorry. When I picked up Monsters! and Other Stories, I didn’t have any idea what
What if you threw an apocalypse and no one came? I have enjoyed Peter Clines’ novels of superheroes vs. zombies, so I jumped at the
“Never forget!” RoboChuck embodies what a great comic can and should be: simply put, the visual telling of a story. So many times, however, the
It’s time to get back to work. Sweethearts of the Galaxy is back from its hiatus and starts the second half of the series by
The Vale: I Don’t Know What I Did Last Summer takes readers into a world where Lovecraftian-like elder gods have forcibly sundered the wall between
Tomorrowland is not a graphic novel; it is an experience. Before reading this graphic novel, I was unaware of the famous Tomorrowland Festival in Belgium.
After reading/reviewing writer Jesse Young’s touching and heartfelt online comic Here We Go (which you can/should be read here) for Fanboy Comics a while back,
The Fanboy Comics crew discuss their reactions to the eleventh episode of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the reveal regarding Coulson’s resurrection, and the surprising (and
While BOOM!’s Sons of Anarchy comic series (inspired by the FX television show) was created to stand on its own, having watched the show definitely
