1505 posts · page 29 of 63
Written by Alex de Campi, Art by Erica Henderson. Quincy Harker is a photographer in LA during 1974. He’s looking for the big story that will establish him as a…
By Matt Henry and Mack Johnson According to TVLine, The CW's re-airing of the season one Swamp Thing pilot on Tuesday night, October 6 "gave the network’s 8 o’clock hour…
The Unexpected #113, DC Comics, 1968, Art by Neal Adams. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the 1970s…
Invincible Volume 7: Three's Company. Written by Robert Kirkman, Art by Ryan Ottley, Colours by Bill Crabtree. Last volume saw Mark reunited with his father on the…
Written by Dan Watters, Drawn by Dani, Coloured by Brad Simpson, Letters by Aditya Bidikar. After making a promise to Tatter, Taqa goes to watch him box. However…
Decorum Issue 5. Written by Jonathan Hickman. Art by Mike Huddleston. Last issue, Decorum decided that sanity was optional, and threw some oddly disjointed but…
Adventureman #4, Written by Matt Fraction, Pencils and colours by Terry Dodson, Inks by Rachel Dodson, Letters by Clayton Cowles. After discovering that she has grown in…
Die #14. Written by Kieron Gillen, Art by Stephanie Hans, Letters by Clayton Cowles. First things first. If you're reading this Gillen, I hate you. Okay, that out of the…
Joker: Last Laugh #1, 2001, DC Comics, Cover by Brian Bolland. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the…
The so-far very introspective episodes with lots of character development, backgrounds, and flashbacks, but no action continues. I hope viewers stick with this series;…
Invincible Volume 6: A Different World. Written by Robert Kirkman, Art by Ryan Ottley. Volume 5 was a big one, for Invincible. We met wannabe supervillain D.A. Sinclair,…
Written by Chris Condon; Art, Colours, Letters by Jacob Phillips. We open on Randy's girlfriend packing a suitcase, getting ready to depart for Texas. Meanwhile, Joe Bob…
Written by Kieron Gillen and Jim Rossignol, Art by Jeff Stokely, Colours by Tamra Bonvillain. Otto has been arrested and charged with the most heinous of crimes: being…
Ghost Rider #15, 1991, Marvel Comics, Cover by Mark Texiera. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the…
For a kinda-quick crash course on who the Doom Patrol are, and the story behind the wildly imaginative storylines, click here for our helpful DOOM PATROL 101 article.…
Invincible Volume 5: The Facts of Life. Written by Robert Kirkman, Art by Ryan Ottley, Colours by Bill Crabtree. Last volume, we met some pivotal figures in the…
Writer: Michael Green & Mike Johnson, Art: Andres Guinaldo, Color: Marco Lesko, Lettering: Jim Campbell, Editor: David Leach. Michael Green and Mike Johnson are back…
Bliss #3, Written by Sean Lewis, Art & Colors by Caitlin Yarsky. We pick up just after the events of issue 2. Perry, the judge and the “god” are discussing all the…
Marvel’s 25th Anniversary “Headshot Covers”, 1986, Marvel Comics, Covers by various. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic…
For a kinda-quick crash course on who the Doom Patrol are and why they have a tv series, click here for our DOOM PATROL 101 article. RECAP: In season one’s final…
Invincible Volume 4: Head Of The Class. Written by Robert Kirkman, Art by Ryan Ottley, Colours by Bill Crabtree, Letters by Rus Wooton. Last Volume, everything went…
With Doom Patrol getting a second season and moving to HBO Max, it’s probable that many more tv viewers will have access to this weirder-than-you-could-possibly-imagine…
Written by Chip Zdarsky, Illustrated by Ramon K Perez, Colours by Mike Spicer, Lettering by Rus Wooton. We open within an office, and are straight away introduced to our…
King-Size Conan The Barbarian #1, 1973, Marvel Comics, Cover by Barry Windsor-Smith. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic…
