‘Halo’ Jumps From Showtime To Paramount+
Halo will join the stars of the Paramount+ galaxy. Deadline reports ViacomCBS announced the change during a Television Critics Association
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‘A Night In Casablanca’: The Marx Brothers’ Spoof On ‘Casablanca’ Reviewed
As mentioned in the trailer, A Night in Casablanca is the Marx Brothers’ spoof on Casablanca. It’s not like anyone
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Writer’s Commentary: Tom Sniegoski On Dynamite’s ‘Vengeance Of Vampirella’ #14
[+++ NOTE: Potential spoilers! Buy and read the book, then return here for the commentary! +++] So, this issue was
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‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Toplines HBO Max’s March Lineup
As though to answer the drought of genre content over on Netflix next month, HBO Max comes in swinging with
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Kieron Gillen And Stephanie Hans’ ‘Die’ Wins A 2020 British Fantasy Award
Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans‘ Die was honoured this week with the 2020 British Fantasy Award in the “Best
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Review: ‘Future State- Superman: House Of El’ #1 Elevates The Spirit Of Superman
Sometimes a story comes from nowhere and knocks you flat. Sometimes it’s because it’s wholly original. Sometimes it’s a character
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What A Laugh! W. Maxwell Prince’s ‘Haha’ #2 Gets A Second Printing
Just like its debut issue, W. Maxwell Prince’s Haha #2 has sold out at the distributor level and is being rushed
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‘Legends Of Tomorrow’ And ‘Stargirl’ Set Summer Start Dates
Summer 2021 will be the Summer of CW Superheroes. EW reports DC’s Legends of Tomorrow will debut its sixth season
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Review: Mr. Parker Is Ready For His Close Up In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #60
Peter Parker has been through quite a lot lately, what with being killed dozens of times by Kindred, the demonic
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‘The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights Of The Apocalypse” Debuts Same-Day-As-Japan
Kodansha Comics has debuted The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse from Nakaba Suzuki with new chapters released
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‘Biggie: I Got A Story To Tell’ Tops Our Netflix Picks For March
Let’s take a moment to consider that March 2021 is nearly here. Now that you’ve had that existential crisis, let’s
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On A Wing And A Prayer: Previewing ‘Monstress’ #32
Written by Marjorie Liu Art by Sana Takeda Political intrigue continues as Maika is drawn deeper into the mysteries of
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‘Loki’ Escapes To June; ‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch” For May On Disney+
That trickster Loki (Tom Hiddleston) got us again. Despite months of Disney+ touting the upcoming Loki series as a May
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Review: Hollow Heart #1 Beats For No One And Someone Simultaneously
EL used to be human. Now he’s a jumble of organs in a bio-suit. EL is also in tremendous pain
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Tom Holland Reveals Next ‘Spider-Man’ Movie Title As ‘No Way Home’ … No, Really!
Tom Holland‘s penchant for blurting out Marvel secrets has become a recurring part of the market narrative for his Spider-Man
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Kirkman And De Felici’s ‘Oblivion Song’ To End With Issue #36
Written by Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Lorenzo De Felici (artist), with Annalisa Leoni as colour artist, Oblivion Song #30
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Revenge Of The Gods: Previewing ‘Savage Dragon’ #257
Written and illustrated by Erik Larsen Colours by Nikos Koutis and Mike Toris Lettering by Ferran Delgado ‘The Dragon and
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Review: All Hell Breaks Loose As A Villain Gets A Backstory In ‘Stillwater’ #6
What is it that truly makes someone a villain? This is a question that has been asked and answered in
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Review: ‘Young Hellboy’ #1 Hellboy On Monster Island
Mike Mignola! Tom Sniegoski! Stranded on a strange island after a mishap on their way to a South American dig
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Return To ‘The Orville’ Season 2 With ‘Digressions’ Mini-Series
The Orville continues in comics with a new two-issue mini-series called Digressions. Kicking off in May from Dark Horse Comics,
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Crowdfunding Comics: Shaky Kane’s ‘Weird Work’ Offers Up A Comics That’s ‘LA Confidential’ Meets ‘Futurama’
On Kickstarter right now – Jordan Thomas and Shaky Kane‘s Weird Work – it’s already smashed its target but there’s
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Crash And Burst: Previewing ‘Rain Like Hammers’ #2
Written and illustrated by Brandon Graham “Infamous criminal Brik Blok makes a desperate crash landing on the artificial palace-world of
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Take A New Look At ‘Marvel’s Voices: Legacy’ #1 In Launch Trailer
Coinciding with the release of Marvel’s Voices: Legacy #1 today, Marvel Comics has shared a trailer featuring never-before-seen artwork from
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Vault Comics Announces A New Cosmic Hero Working Out Of Milwaukee With ‘The Blue Flame’ Maxi-Series
Vault Comics announces The Blue Flame, a new cosmic superhero maxi-series from writer Christopher Cantwell, (Iron Man, Doctor Doom, Halt and
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Preview: Catching Up With Friends In ‘Post Americana’ #3
Written and illustrated by Steve Skroce Carolyn and Mike escaped their cannibal nightmare and have taken refuge with friends. Here,
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Explore The World Of The Dragon Prince In New Lithograph Print
Dark Horse Direct and Wonderstorm have teamed up to release The Dragon Prince: Map of Xadia, a limited-edition fine art
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Jordan Arrives At The Fortress Of Solitude In A Preview Of Upcoming ‘Superman & Lois’ Episodes
As it is just beginning, Superman & Lois still needs to tease upcoming events before getting into episode-specific promos. Nevertheless,
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Preview: Hansel And Gretel Get An Archie Makeover In ‘Betty and Veronica Jumbo Digest’ #291
Archie Comics drops a new Betty and Veronica Jumbo Digest this week. Featuring a new classic-style story ‘Hansel and Gretel
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Brief Thoughts On ‘Black Lightning’ Season 4, Episode 3
And, finally, ray of light appears on Black Lightning. No, we’re not just talking about Lynn’s (Christine Adams) pointed
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Deconstructing Comics #688: Jed MacKay Interview
Canadian Jed MacKay is rising through the ranks at Marvel with some stellar books starring secondary characters — the Black
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Review: ‘Immortal Hulk: Flatline’ Is A Visual Feast And Not Much Else
Immortal Hulk is easily the creative pinnacle for the Jade Giant in his entire decades-long publishing history. Naturally, that means
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