Heroes & Villains: Celebrating the IDW Era of Transformers
E.A. Henson celebrates the IDW era of Transformers, one that offered a surprising amount of nuance to the lore.
E.A. Henson celebrates the IDW era of Transformers, one that offered a surprising amount of nuance to the lore.
E.A. Henson looks at at some comics adjacent TV that he’s been watching lately. You know the ones.
E.A. Henson returns with the first Heroes & Villains of 2022, featuring books from Source Point Press and Top Shelf Productions.
E.A. Henson and Andy Burns take a look back at year in Biff Bam Pop! and pop culture, sharing their favourite films, comics, and more.
Find out why not one but TWO titles from Tom King and DC’s Black Label line will make for good reading for older comic fans this holiday season.
Got a DC fan in your life? Then you should be thinking of grabbing them Nightwing Volume 1, Young Justice, or Superman: The Complete Animated Series Blu-ray for the holidays.
E.A. Henson has some great gift ideas for comic fans, along with an advance look at Blood On Sunset from Source Point Press.
In this edition of Heroes & Villains, E.A. Henson talks to author Samuel Dodson about his new book, Philosophers’ Dogs.
With a name like Neon Spring #0: This Car Neutralizes Douchebags, how can you not want to read this cyberpunk tale?
Batman Secret Files: The Gardner gives Bella Garten an amazingly fleshed out backstory complete with ties to the larger DC Universe.
Two ghoulish books are on display in this 31 Days of Horror edition of Heroes & Villains.
It’s another spooktacular edition of Heroes & Villains, this time taking you into the developmental hell of Untold Horror, along with a collected edition of Scarenthood.