Bluewater Productions has become known for publishing biographical comics featuring celebrities, presidential candidates, and even British royalty, but their latest comic release is, as
 The pitch for The Grand Duke is a Romeo and Juliet story set during the Russian front in World War II. This idea may
 The Transformers franchise has survived and persisted through many things (the ’80s . . . obvious rip-offs . . . Michael Bay . .
 Star Trek Federation: The First 150 Years is set up as a history book commissioned by the Federation, which covers the time period behind
In certain circles, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic #1 is one of the most anticipated comics of the year. Springing from the animated
 Slash, the snapping turtle mutated and designed by Stockgen to capture the quartet of heroes, has tracked down the boys. This issue begins with
 Star Bright and the Looking Glass is a fairy tale, plain and simple. The story centers around Star Bright, a girl of the forest,
 After all the joys and little victories found in Issue #3, I thought things were looking up for Silas and the Settlement, but Issue
Nowhere Men appears to be the story of four men who jointly created and operate World Corp., a super successful, multinational corporation that has,
 Following up on the first Dawn of the Jedi series, Prisoner of Bogan continues the story of Xesh, the Rakata Force Hound who came
 Thanksgiving has come and gone (here’s hoping that you had a good one), and Dark Horse Comics served up its fourth issue of Spike:
 You see it on television clips from the past, not so much anymore. Hordes of fans writhing to a frenzy, just to catch a
