Books & Comics

Star Wars comics have been around ever since Episode 4 came out in 1977. Some are good; many more were either bad or pointless. “Star […]

Joe Brainard’s “I Remember” features 167 pages of sentences that all start with “I remember.” There’s nothing remotely eloquent about the language he uses, but […]

In 1995, 21-year-old Robert Rave was in New York City, hundreds of miles away from his home in suburban Illinois. He needed to talk to […]

Clark Kent. Bruce Wayne. Logan. Without much in depth research we know who these characters are, who they associate with and who the “really” are. […]

Popular Nickelodeon® Character, Kids Adventure Passport Quest, Kids Costume Contest, ‘My Favorite Giant’ Reading Just a Few of the All-Day Activities at Wizard World Digital […]

The cover art of Neil Gibson’s ‘Twisted Dark’ is enough to get you to take it home, but the weak writing nearly ruins it all. […]

Special Kid-friendly Panels, ‘Wizard Art School’ Featuring Top Creators, Adult and Kids Costume Contests, Evening Activities at Austin Convention Center Nov. 11-13 NEW YORK and […]

Batman can do anything. He drives an awesome car, can send the biggest guys crying home to their mommies and has an entire town fooled […]

Early Guest Confirmations Include Paul McGillion of ‘Stargate: Atlantis,’ Guest of Honor Mike Deodato Jr., Eisner Hall Of Famer Marv Wolfman NEW YORK and TORONTO, […]

At first read, “Mass Effect: Invasion” displays a creative story, along with impressive art work. This is the first issue of this series, one which […]

Throughout the course of Eric Powell’s “The Goon,” several characters make a case to have their own series. While the undead priest and Frankie stand […]