Hey Butcher, Where’s Harry?
What do you do when the hero of your series is at the end of the last novel riddled with bullet holes? If you’re Jim […]
Books & Comics
Extreme Retelling
Extreme Championship Wrestling is a company that has been written about for years, but Scott Williams’ book, “Hardcore History – The Extremely Unauthorized Story of […]
Straight From Lucasfilm: Star Wars Visions
When Star Wars debuted in 1977, it revolutionized mainstream American filmmaking, transporting fans to new galaxies and introducing them to countless now-classic characters, aliens, planets, […]
Batman’s Not So New Odyssey
During his time as an artist and writer, Neal Adams has worked on numerous series, including Green Lantern, Brave and the Bold and X-Men. However, […]
Danticat’s Dangerous Creation
Does anyone dare to create a body of work that touches the mind as well as the soul? Are there authors brave enough to expose […]
Here He Comes
In spite of not having Dick Grayson’s charisma or Damian Wayne’s fighting ability, Tim Drake could arguably be considered the best Robin. The consummate student, […]
This Week in Comics: Trade Paperbacks to Take With You On a Deserted Island
This week, Patrick and Robin talk about some of the trades they’d take with them on a deserted island. TWIC- Trades to Take on Deserted […]
Short But Sweet
Rick Florino seems to have a knack for surprise endings and eerie storytelling. In Dolor: Arielle Book III, Sam, the main character gets involved in […]
Not So Serious
No doubt there are fans of the Caped Crusader who aren’t thrilled about the new “Batman: The Brave and the Bold†comic-book series, with its […]
Kirkman’s Zomberific Legacy
In the introduction of “The Walking Dead: Days Gone By,” creator and author Robert Kirkman tells readers that the best zombie tales have little to […]
Shooting Blanks
Writer Tom DeFalco is best known for his work on the Spider-Man series during the ’80s. After reading “Kid Colt,†you’ll know exactly why. Dated […]