Won’t someone think of the children? The comic book medium is able to tell all kinds of stories, but often of late, the stories meant for kids has become something … Continue reading Aw Yeah It’s “Super Powers #1” On The Wednesday Run
Civil War II is not just happening in the core title this summer and autumn (and possibly into winter!), but also throughout the Marvel Comics line. There have been a … Continue reading Civil War II Prequels and Side Stories
War Machine is dead. She-Hulk is barely alive after a coma. The Hulk is dead, killed by Hawkeye. And now Spider-Man might kill Captain America? Is this really what we … Continue reading Glenn Walker Reviews Civil War II #6
New York, NY—September 21st, 2016 — Long before Super Heroes patrolled the skies, mammoth monsters roamed the Marvel Universe – leaving wanton destruction in their wake. Now, they have returned! … Continue reading MONSTERS UNLEASHED PRELUDE Sets The Stage For Marvel’s Monstrous New Series!
Since Fox still holds the movie rights to the X-Men and the word “mutant,” it seems that the Inhumans have become Marvel’s golden children. They have been front and center … Continue reading The “Inhuman Touch” of Too Many Jokes on Guardians Of The Galaxy
Marvel Comics’ Second Civil War continues this week with at least two comics, but is Marvel really all in on this event, or has it spread itself too thin with … Continue reading There’s Fantastic Artwork in “Civil War II: Uncanny Inhumans” and “Captain Marvel”
There’s a war brewing between the superheroes, a division between Iron Man and the Avengers and Captain Marvel and the Ultimates, marked by the deaths of War Machine and She-Hulk. … Continue reading Glenn Walker Reviews Civil War II #2
I don’t usually write about superhero comics, or add my two cents to the internet outrages, controversies, and speculations that the comic book industry produces like Campbell’s makes soup, but … Continue reading Ensley F. Guffey Reacts to Captain America: Steve Rogers #1
In the first part of this essay, I briefly sketched the construction of American memories of World War II that began slightly before the war and continue into the … Continue reading Biff Bam Pop’s It’s All Connected – Just a Kid from Brooklyn: Captain America, American Memories of World War II, and the MCU, Part II
When folks think of Civil War, the seven-part Marvel Comics event that inspired the new film Captain America: Civil War, they think of superhero against superhero in an all-out war. … Continue reading Countdown to Civil War: Avengers vs. Defenders
Here at Biff Bam Pop!, we can be pretty critical of the movies, television, and comics we love. I know I’m guilty of it. It’s easy to criticize, but the … Continue reading If I Did It – Fantastic Four
In the days before the internet, when news travels instantaneously, and before comics companies sent press releases to media outlets of character deaths months ahead of time, there was word … Continue reading Avengers: Ultron Revolution S03 E06: Thunderbolts Revealed
