Much like fellow Dark Horse comic Astro Hustle, Invisible Kingdom from G. Willow Wilson and Christian Ward is a book I didn’t know I needed until I read it.
Astro Hustle is a fun book and we (okay mostly me) need a fun sci-fi romp with boundless creativity and spirit that ISN’T Saga right now.
This week, Heroes and Villains features the latest issue of Uncanny X-Men, plus a direct to video animated movie from a 50 year old property!
Fight Club 3 once again teams Chuck Palahniuk up with Cameron Stewart to further the story of the narrator and his alter ego Tyler Durden.
Doctor Strange #400, written by Mark Waird, may be a good jumping on point if you’ve been looking to get in to the character.
A non-Scoobie takes a look at the first issue of the reimagined Buffy The Vampire Slayer comic from Boom! Studios.
A literal Titan of the comic book industry has announced his retirement… George Pérez, one of the greatest to have every hoisted the pencil and pen.
Join Biff Bam Pop!’s E.A. Henson as he runs down a bunch of great movies celebrating their 10th, 20th, and 30th anniversaries this year!
The two greatest cartoons DC has ever produced are without question Batman: The Animated Series and Young Justice. One of those is now back.
If E.A. Henson is looking back at 2018, why is The ‘Burbs our featured image? Find out in the final installment of Heroes and Villains for the year.
This week I’m going to be writing about stuff that came out LAST week – the first issue of Martian Manhunter and a holliday-themed X-Men special.
In this edition of Heroes and Villains, E.A. Henson shares his thoughts on Captain Marvel, and gets pumped for this week’s CW Elseworlds crossover.
