Sword of Ages, Gabriel Rodriguez’s (Locke and Key, Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland) five-issue miniseries that is a mixture of sword and planet with Arthurian
It feels so good to get back into this series. After missing a few issues in the current arc, seeing it come to a close
The second volume of one of the weirdest and most fun Image Comics series is here, and with it comes more magical mayhem, thanks to
The following is an interview with writer Bruce Miller regarding the release of his new book, Beware the Ides of March: A Novel Based on
One of my great joys is reading new volumes of I Am a Hero as they are released. The worst thing about it is that
At the TCL Chinese Theater, Fanbase Press President Bryant Dillon talks with voice actor John DiMaggio (Futurama, Gears of War) about his work on Scooby-Doo
One problem with reviewing monthlies is that, as a reviewer, you can only review month to month. There are writers that will leave each issue
This may be Superman’s strangest set of adventures yet. Keep in mind, I’ve read and reviewed three of these collections of Superman’s Sunday comic strips
Adam Korenman’s second installment in his sci-fi series, The Gray Wars, picks up almost immediately after the events from book one, When the Stars Fade. Everything
Things get pretty intense in this issue. A lot has already happened in the two short installments we’ve already had. Our time-traveling outlaw hero, Teddy,
The following is an interview with musician Freelamour regarding the inclusion of her music in Spike Lee’s new Netflix series, She’s Gotta Have It. In
Nearly ten years ago, the world was introduced to Iron Man and The Dark Knight. Iron Man was released in May of 2008 with Robert
