From the House of Ideas: ‘Hulk vs Thor: Banner of War #1’ Reads Like ‘Incal’ Inspired Sci-Fi Craziness
Hulk vs Thor: Banner of War is colourful and crazy sci-fi, and even nonsensical in spots, but that’s not a bad thing at all.
Hulk vs Thor: Banner of War is colourful and crazy sci-fi, and even nonsensical in spots, but that’s not a bad thing at all.
Wii Sports is a classic, and it’s now been brought over to the Switch as Nintendo Switch Sports, introducing the game to a new gaming generation, including Biff Bam Pop’s Princess.
John Proudstar’s story of identity and embracing his own is a topic both Nyla Rose and Steve Orlando know something about. This is an important book.
Darth Vader by Gillen and Larroca Omnibus is over 700 pages of Star Wars reading, and well worth picking up this May the 4th.
While the story in Captain America #0 is good, what is absolutely excellent is the simply stunning artwork by Mattia De Iulis.
Today we’re happy to exclusively reveal the cover to The Collector #4 from Dark Horse Comics and creators Will Conrad, Rod Monteiro, and Marco Lesko!
In X-Men ’92: House of XCII, Steve Foxe and Salva Espin have melded the familiar ’90s X-Men art and storytelling with the current Krakoan world.
Readers may come to Midnight Rose because of the Jim Starlin name recognition factor, by they’ll stay for Nikkol Jelenic’s gorgeous artwork.
Writer Nadia Shammas and artists Rafael Pimental & Carlos Lopez deliver an annual that’s sure to resonate across the ongoing X-Force series.
Andy Burns and the Biff Bam Pop! Princess take a look at two new releases on the Nintendo Switch that have been keeping them both busy.
Tom Taylor wraps up his time at Marvel with Dark Ages #6 while Kieron Gillen kicks off a sinister new series in Immortal X-Men #1.
After six years away, “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes returned to WWE at Wrestlemania 38 and delivered.