Nobody likes a bully. Paul Tobin and Ron Chan continue their jaunt through Neighborville with the second issue of the Bully for You storyline of
Predator: Fire and Stone brings the Fire and Stone cycle full circle with what started in the excellent Prometheus: Fire and Stone as we head
The Fanboy Comics crew attended San Diego Comic-Con’s Behind the Music: SyFy Thrills and Chills panel on Friday, July 10th, which involved leading Hollywood composers discussing
The title of Paul Cornell and Tony Parker’s new, incredibly entertaining, cheeky book, This Damned Band, says it all and in ways that I won’t
After reviewing Sevara #0 last year, I never expected that the first full installment of the series would take place in a society that is
Here I go. I promised I would never review another book after the last one. Why? Namely because the books that I am asked to
American Gothic Press, Famous Monsters of Filmland, and writer Paul Tobin (Prometheus: Fire and Stone, Gunsuits) return to the sci-fi comic book genre this week
To boldly go into Blackest Night . . . You got your Paramount in my DC! You got your Power Ring in my Warp Core!
Over the last decade, I’ve been involved in my fair share of crafty pursuits. Embroidery, cross-stitch, quilting . . . then more cross-stitch, with instructions
As I’ve mentioned in several reviews already, over the course of Bliss on Tap’s Future Proof, we’ve seen our time-traveling heroes kill Kennedy and save
When Fanboy Comics is not providing you with the latest in geek news and entertainment, the FBC staff hopes to offer our readers a myriad
So much of the end-of-the-world literature I read focuses on circumstances that, if not entirely fictional to begin with (say zombies or vampires or alien
