If you’re looking for a light, fluffy graphic novel about rainbows, unicorns, and a world full of magical happiness, do not pick up Dark Matter

Writer Zack Kaplan discusses “being hopeful in dark times” in a letter to fans, which can be seen in the trade paperback, Eclipse: Volume One.

An idea is like a virus. This was the opening of Inception, and it’s fairly recognized throughout our social spheres today, with a video or

Hey, Turtles fans!  Long time, no read!  I feel like it was just last week that I was writing about our favorite heroes-in-a-half-shell.  Oh wait…because

My fellow time travelers, I can’t believe that today was the first time I set foot in my local comic book shop all year!  I

The Life and Death cycle by Dan Abnett has had some really good issues and some very mediocre ones. I feel like the story he

For a hundred years, a stone has restored a world from darkness and into the light. A land of misery has been transformed to a

At the conclusion of Masked #3, when we saw a green, gaseous villain form in front of our eyes, attacking whoever was in his path

This comic reminds me a good deal of the webcomic, Girl Genius. Both are set in sort-of-Steampunk worlds (though Girl Genius prefers the term “Gaslamp

I’m probably not the only nerd who’s been sitting at the edge of his seat, impatiently waiting for March 3rd.  If you’re a gamer like

There’s a lot going on in Terminal Point. We’re thrust headfirst into the story right from the start and sometimes have to work to keep

Awhile back, I was given the opportunity to review William Dickstein‘s Ch05En. In a unique world where science is able to figure out something spectacular,