Families & Monsters: On The Couch With Al Ewing
Al Ewing has been doing universe defining, revolutionary things at Marvel for years, but something has changed ever since he
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Author: Noah Sharma
A Catastrophe On Probat Proves A Triumph For IDW – ‘Transformers: Galaxies #5’ Reviewed
Not to dwell on the past but “Constructicons Rising”, the first story in IDW’s anthology series Transformers: Galaxies, didn’t live
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C2E2 2020: Marvel’s Next Big Thing
After a huge X-Men panel the day prior and their Empyre panel ending just minutes before, Marvel still had some
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C2E2 2020: Marvel’s X-Men Draw The X Of Swords
X-Men senior editor Jordan D. White welcomed a massive room of true believers to Marvel’s X-Men event. The panel consisted
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The (Glorious) Beginning Of The End: ‘Go Go Power Rangers #29’ Reviewed
Things are moving faster in the world of Power Rangers recently. It was less than a month ago that I
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Tradewaiting – February 12th, 2020 Releases: Behind the Curtain
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
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Tradewaiting – February 5th, 2020 Releases: Bests of 2019
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
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IDW’s ‘Transformers’ Shows Off Multiple Modes in Issue #16
Not to let my biases show, but you can tell a lot about a Transformers story by how well it
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Privilege Is The Most Dangerous Weapon In The Universe In Far Sector #3
When I started reading DC Comics I quickly came upon a saying, a cliche. I learned that a Green Lantern
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White Light Shines Again in Go Go Power Rangers #27
As episodes of Power Rangers go, “White Light” is a particularly significant one. It wasn’t just the introduction of a
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The Ground Beneath Your Feet – Ronin Island #9 Reviewed
This is quite a week to read Ronin Island #9. I went into this issue knowing the big twist as
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The Perfect Hero In The Worst Timeline: Wonder Woman: Dead Earth – Book One Reviewed
Wonder Woman has never been afforded the same range as her contemporaries. She’s never been allowed to evolve or experiment
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Tradewaiting – December 18th, 2019 Releases: Complete Comic Champions
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
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Good, Evil, And Playing Pendragon In Die #10
I don’t know that there’s anyone who’s good all the way through. I’m a bit of a romantic and I
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Their Power: Transformation. Their Weakness: Change – Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #45 Reviewed
Where we last left the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers they were beaten, gasping for air after being saved from an
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Magic Is Born From Tension – Excalibur #2 Reviewed
Excalibur was always a strange and complicated series. Giving a home to Brian Braddock and Meggan, characters created for Marvel
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A Team, Because Cruz Said So: Justice League Odyssey #15 Reviewed
A large part of my excitement for Justice League Odyssey was the thrill of seeing a very strange Justice League
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Trust And Connection – Ryan Parrott Talks Legacy, World Building, And The Future Of Power Rangers
Boom! Studios has made the original Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers a major force in the comic store once again. The
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Consumption Is A Writer’s Disease – Die #9 Reviewed
I got too comfortable. I reviewed Die more frequently and more casually. I anticipated each character’s spotlight as the party
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Bridging Worlds And Opening New Ones In Excalibur #1
The X-Men are weird. Yes, that’s kind of the whole point of them, strange unpredictable alterations to the human genome
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Follow The Cracks In A Mirror, Darkly In Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Batman – Knightfall
Partly due to the time in which it was published and collected, many people remember “Knightfall” as the Bane story.
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Tradewaiting – October 23rd, 2019 Releases: Humble (And Not So Humble) Beginnings
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
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Talking Craft, Blame, And The Future With Ezra Claytan Daniels
Last year I found myself standing in Lion Forge’s enveloping, carpeted booth at New York Comic Con. Though the company
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“I Love You 3000” – Paige, Letamendi, Slott & Gillen On Managing Real Feelings About Fictional Characters
On Friday of New York Comic Con, Michelle Jaworski (staff writer and media critic for the Daily Dot) introduced a
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NYCC 2019: IDW Charts The Next 20 Years
John Barber (Editor in Cheif of IDW) introduced Alan Roberts (Beauty of Horror), Hannah Templer (Cosmoknights), Gabriel Rodriguez (Locke &
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NYCC 2019: The Dawn Of X Panel
“Read any good X-Men comics lately,” asked Marvel EiC C.B. Cebulski. There was significant applause in response. With that Cebulski
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NYCC 2019: Marvel Has Many Next Big Things
“Are you ready to find out about Marvel’s Next Big Thing!?” asked Marvel EiC C.B. Cebulski. Introducing a panel consisting
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NYCC 2019: “Uh Oh, It’s Magic” At Oni Press/Lion Forge
After a bit of technical trouble, Sarah Gaydos (Editor-in-Chief at Oni Press) introduced her panelists for a look at magic
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Transformers Galaxies #1 Lays A Foundation For The Constructicons
IDW’s latest reinvention of the Transformers in comics is, above all else, ambitious. A complete look at the start of
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Empowered Vs. The Hard Man Who Makes The Hard Choices – Empowered Volume 11 Reviewed
The wait between volumes of Adam Warren’s Empowered is a cruel one every time, but this one was easier than
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The Value Of A Broken Promise – Ronin Island #6 Reviewed
When we last left Hana and Kenichi, our heroes had been completely separated for the first time since they left
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