How Much is That Child Porn in My Comic Book?
We've seen it happen before in comics and animation. Some artist gets bored, slips in a sly little reference to this or that, just to see how many people it will slip past before it gets caught, if ever. In UNIVERSE X SPIDEY #1, artist Al Milgrom famously hid a secret message telling off his old boss, Bob Harras.
Did Pensacon's Threat Report Just Blow Up in Their Face?
The tale of voice talent VIC MIGNOGNA is fascinating in and of itself. But it's one of the spin-off stories that has taken turns more bizarre than the decomposing Jussie Smollett saga.
Zenescope's Archer Becomes Most Wanted in Robyn Hood: Outlaw
Zenescope's ROBYN HOOD has gone through a few iterations with the books she's appeared in. With this latest miniseries, ROBYN HOOD: OUTLAW, she finds herself framed for the attempted murder of the police commissioner, found shot and dying in Robyn's trashed apartment late at night.
A Tale of Two Cities: Destiny NY Volumes 1 and 2
What if you had a destiny you had to fulfill in your life? Something specific, if vaguely worded, prophecy that defines your life? What if you went to a special school that prepared you to meet this destiny, and gave you direction on how to succeed beyond it?
Ralph Breaks the Internet Astutely Skewers Online Culture
When we met Wreck-It Ralph (JOHN C. REILLY), we entered a world of boomer nostalgia. The videogame culture of the 80s came back to all of us who had lived through it, and introduced it to a new generation who now enjoy playing the retro, 16-bit arcade classics as much as the modern high-definition games.
Wonder Twins Debut Less Than Wonderful
The latest in the Wonder Comics imprint from DC Comics is WONDER TWINS #1, taking the memorable teen sidekicks from the SUPER FRIENDS television show and bringing them into...well, not the mainstream DC continuity, at least as far as we can tell so far.
New Transformers: War for Cybertron Series Coming to Netflix
Teaming up with Polygon Pictures for animation and Rooster Teeth producing, Netflix will take the robots in disguise back to their roots.
The ComicsGate Culture Battle Shifts from Cold War to Hot
Fans of Alterna Comics got more than they bargained for with their nightly livestream. Some time around 10pm on February 12, Publisher Peter Simeti was discussing what was new with the comics from Alterna, when the livestream was interrupted.
By the police.
A Little Less Conversation, A Little More Ashin' in Dynamite's Army of Darkness / Bubba Ho-Tep
Scott Duvall's title for this comic issue's story was so perfect, I had to steal it for the headline on this review.
Vampirella Valentine's Day Special Goes Overboard in Cajun Country
The Ergun Gunduz cover to Dynamite's VAMPIRELLA VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL almost justifies the $4.99 price sticker. Heck, it justifies at least seventy-five percent of it, so that's close enough.
Keys to the Kingdom Poor Sequel to Norm of the North
Norm (ANDREW TOTH) is a polar bear who, out of all the bears at the North Pole, has the ability to speak human.
Closing in on 19 Years of Broadsword Comics with Jim Balent and Holly Golightly
Over two decades ago, Jim Balent had a comfortable gig with a big time publisher, bringing his own inimitable style to CATWOMAN for DC Comics.
Doctor Who Season 11 Not as Bad -- or as Good -- as Previously Reported
Much ado was made about the iconic British sci-fi show, DOCTOR WHO, when the Doctor regenerated once more, this time into female form and played by JODIE WHITTAKER. More than that, the former showrunner, STEVEN MOFFAT, was leaving as well, putting the new direction of the show up in the air.
Pratt & Company Build More Fun In LEGO MOVIE 2: THE SECOND PART
Lego toys--everybody loves ‘em, unless you step on one. Tiny plastic bricks embedded in your foot will send you from serene to swearing instantly.
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