Start Planning A Violently Puritan Holiday With ‘Solomon Kane: The Original Comics Omnibus Vol. 1’ On The Wednesday Run
An OG pulp character marks his return to the comic page with a new compilation of his early four-colour hack and slash exploits!
An OG pulp character marks his return to the comic page with a new compilation of his early four-colour hack and slash exploits!
From heroes to horror to wonderful fables, our gift guide to comic book compilations starts today!
Comic book legend Neal Adams has sadly passed away.
Artist Neal Adams has teamed with writer Mark Waid for a new Fantastic Four mini-series that lets both legendary creators run free outside current continuity.
The soaring sentinel of the space-ways may have finally met his match in the all-new series FANTASTIC FOUR: ANTITHESIS – the first full-length Fantastic Four story ever illustrated by industry legend Neal Adams!
October 1967. Fifty years ago. That’s when Strange Adventures #205 hit newsstands across North America. It was DC Comics’ first science fiction monthly comic book and it told tales featuring … Continue reading Rising Again From The Grave Is “Deadman #1” On The Wednesday Run
The fall season. It is a time when the leaves turn shades of red and yellow and brown, then die and pile forlornly on the ground below. It is a … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror: Tomb Of Dracula: The Complete Collection Vol. 1
This time on Heroes and Villains, we’ll be looking at a variety of comics out this week and last, from a variety of genres and companies. Meet me after the … Continue reading Heroes and Villains – Reviewing Recent Comics 9-13-2017
Hands down, Deadman is one of my favourite DC Comics characters. Created by industry legends, Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino within the pages of Strange Adventures #205 in 1967, the … Continue reading Don’t Be Caught Dead Without “Deadman By Kelley Jones: The Complete Collection” On The Wednesday Run
When most folks think of Jack Kirby at DC Comics, they think of the Fourth World and Kamandi, the older fans might say the Challengers of the Unknown or the … Continue reading #Kirby100: Glenn Walker on The Green Arrow
I was introduced to Tarzan of the Apes through the Ballantine softcover publications of the Edgar Rice Burroughs pulp classics. My father had collected and read collected those books during … Continue reading Pulp Novels Make For ‘The Greatest Adventure #1’ On The Wednesday Run
With the debut of the 1966 Batman television series, a craze of camp swept through pop culture, especially comic books, and would infect the world for more than a … Continue reading Camp Comes Alive in TwoMorrows’ ‘Hero-A-Go-Go’!