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Fantastic Four #79, Marvel Comics, 1968, Art by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week travels chronologically through the 1960s-2000s, visiting a…
The last ep ended with the S.H.I.E.L.D. Zephyr, again following the Chronicom ship forward in time. Once again, poor Enoch, their Chronicom ally, was left behind to wait…
The Celebrated Writing Team and TV Superstars AJ Mendez and Aimee Garcia Launch a New Dungeons & Dragons Comic Book Series This Summer Two new adventurers have joined…
Written by Jason Aaron, art by Olivier Coipel, with guest art in issue 4 by Kim Jacinto, Frazer Irving, Esad Ribic, and Russel Dauterman. Many years ago, Thor helped his…
To say that Pat was mad at the end of last week's episode, "Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite" is an understatement. Upon returning home from talking Rick Tyler into the JSA,…
Logline: When an outbreak of a rabies-like virus devastates the world, it’s a fight for survival in a world gone mad. Two couples set off on disparate courses, one for…
This is the latest offering from what’s been a largely good slate of comics from Image recently. That Texas Blood has been crafted by Criminal colourist (now first time…
Written by Keiron Gillen, Art by Stephanie Hans, Letters by Clayton Cowles. We survived! It was touch and go for a while, but with a little luck on our side, we survived…
Still in 1955, this week's episode 4 of the seventh and final season of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. opens in film noir style, stark black and white, with sexy sax…
Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #4, Marvel Comics, 1968, Art by Jim Steranko. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic…
The New York Times bestselling, Eisner Award winning writer Chip Zdarsky (The White Trees, Daredevil, Sex Criminals) and Eisner, Harvey, and Shuster Award-winning artist…
Superman: Red Son, Warner/DC Animated, Released February 2020 Superman: Red Son (2003) was one of my favorite Superman Elseworlds stories (nowadays, it would fall under…
Logline: "A biblical plague has broken out and has infected humanity, transforming people into terrible and voracious giant locusts. The uninfected try to survive…
Written by Jason Aaron, Art by Russel Dauterman (Issue 13/14 Art by Steve Epting). We did it, people! We're over the hump! We pushed through the slightly weaker first…
As this review's headline already informs you, we get two new members added to the Justice Society of America this week, with Blue Valley High students Beth Chapel…
Moonshine #18, Image Comics, Cover by Eduardo Risso. This week’s POP Cover Of The Week features another look at Moonshine from Image, that I reviewed earlier this year.…
Logline: A boy with the ability to foretell the manner of a person’s death joins with a traveling carnival that hides dark magic and even darker secrets. Creative Team:…
Writing: Kieron Gillen and Jim Rossignol, Art: Jeff Stokely, Colours: Tamra Bonvillian. I didn’t let my disappointment of the first issue put me off continuing with this…
Marvel Knights: Captain America #6, 2002, Marvel Comics, Cover by John Cassaday. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic…
The last ep ended with the S.H.I.E.L.D. Zephyr, now with limited time travel capabilities, following the Chronicom ship forward in time. Long story short, neither ship…
Written by Matt Fraction, Pencils and colours by Terry Dodson, Inks by Rachel Dodson, Letters by Clayton Cowles. Adventureman #1 is a 60 page epic start to an ongoing…
With the recent events of “Icicle” having taken place only days ago in the world of the show, “Wildcat” starts off with a new origin story, this time of Blue Valley High…
Written by Jason Aaron, Art by Russel Dauterman (Issue 6/7 Art by Rafa Garres). There's a thing called "middle child syndrome." It's the feeling that middle children are…
Writer: Rodney Barnes, Art: Jason Shawn Alexander, Color: Luis NCT, Lettering: Marshall Dillon, Editor: Greg Tumbarello. I wasn't ready for the finale, but here it is. A…
