Heroes & Villains: James Kolchalka’s ‘Johnny Boo And The Silly Blizzard’ is Fun For All Ages
Johnny Boo and the Silly Blizzard is one of those “fun for all ages!” books that definitely made something click in E.A. Hensons’s brain.
Johnny Boo and the Silly Blizzard is one of those “fun for all ages!” books that definitely made something click in E.A. Hensons’s brain.
Pearl Jam: Art of Do The Evolution is a 200-page, full-colour hardcover art book that shows the making of the music video for Pearl Jam’s Grammy-nominated hit
E.A. Henson looks at James Kolchalka’s Monkey Vs Robot: The Complete Epic and Joe Hill Martin Simmonds’ Dying Is Easy.
The Last Ronin feels very much like a continuation of the original Mirage Comics TMNT books.
Uncle Highlander says that Voyage to the Stars is a great book for fans of the podcast, but might be hard to penetrate for readers unfamiliar with its backstory.
This week our E.A. Henson looks at Mr. Butterchips – A Collection of Cantankerous Commentary and
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Urban Legends #26.
E.A. Henson considers the state of DC comics and shares a rave for Canto II: The Hollow Men.
This week’s Read This Book has multiple books for you to check out – The Department of Truth, Canto II: The Hollow Men, and We Only Find Them When They’re Dead.
In this edition of Heroes & Villains, E.A. Henson looks at the upcoming Canto and the Clockwork Fairies and mulls over the fate of the DC Universe app.
IDW’s The Kill Lock takes an old premise and injects fresh new life into it.
Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman created a legend in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. And this summer, a lost storyline from the two comes to life.
In October, IDW Publishing will celebrate the dynamic artwork of industry icon Jim Lee with the addition of Jim Lee’s X-Men Artist’s Edition to its multiple Eisner Award-winning AE line.