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The premiere of the final season of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. left off with the team coming to the nauseating realization that to make sure S.H.I.E.L.D. is formed,…
We at Scout Comics have been watching and listening (and marching) over the past few weeks. This is an incredibly difficult time for so many people and we want to help…
Written by Johnathan Hickman, Art by Mike Huddleston. The long, cold, boring wait is over. Decorum #2 is finally here! And it totally answers all the question and…
Starman #33, 1997, DC Comics, Cover by Tony Harris. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the 1970s…
This week, Sisqo gets a nod (along with a surprise guest appearance) in this season's pop culture-themed episode title format for the finale. DC’s Legends of Tomorrow is…
Icicle, aka Jordan Mahkent, is back in Blue Valley! Episode 2, "S.T.R.I.P.E.", ended with Icicle returning to the utopian town in the middle of the night. He heads into…
The premiere of the final season of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. opens where the end of last season left off, with the S.H.I.E.L.D. Zephyr (now able to travel through…
Written by Jason Aaron, Art by Russel Dauterman. Sometimes, being a hero is about more than just swinging a hammer. This is a recurring theme in Aaron's Thor run, and…
Headless (2019) Written by Alexander Banchitta, Art by Robert Ahmed. I initially took interest in this book because the Headless Horseman tale was one of my favorites as…
Written by Kieron Gillen and Jim Rossignol, Pencils by Jeff Stokely, Colours by Tamra Bonvillain , Letters by Clayton Cowles. Coming off the incredible high of the DIE…
The Flash #316, 1982, DC Comics, Cover by Carmine Infantino. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic comic covers from the…
After an explosive encounter with the supervillain Brainwave at the end of the pilot, an injured and frightened Courtney stands before an Iron Giant-looking machine, she…
Thor (2014) By Jason Aaron and Russel Dauterman (#5 art by Jorge Molina). Last time, we met the new Thor, the Lady Thor, and everyone was pretty mad at her. This time…
This season, episodes and titles have been inspired by tv or movies; last week it was a zombie-filled twist on I Am Legend…this week it’s a Friends title riff with “The…
Writer: Sam Maggs, Art: Sweeney Boo, Colors: Brittany Peer, Design & Letters: Christa Miesner, Cover: Sweeney Boo. Some shenanigans have gone down since Marvel Action:…
More a novel than a graphic novel. Rather a novel that has images in it. A typical American crime dramedy story you watch on Discovery
Superman #252, 1972, DC Comics, Cover by Neal Adams. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic comic covers from the 1970s…
The new CW and DC Universe streaming series Stargirl is, in short, a lot of damn fun! Newbies who know nothing abut the character will be just as interested and…
Written by Jason Aaron. Art by Russell Dauterman. Previously on "Jason Aaron enjoys torturing Thor way too much": Original Sin! Bad things are happening in Marvel…
Last ep, the Legends captured the Chalice of Dionysus, hoping to use its power to make whomever drinks from it immortal for a day, to allow their resident Fate Sister,…
The Low, Low Woods #5, DC Black Label, Cover by Sam Wolfe Connelly. This week’s POP Cover Of The Week features a creepy cover from yet another new Joe Hill horror series…
LOG LINE: Using the cover of an all-you-can-eat buffet manager, a mall cop and his trusty microwave/supercomputer take on the gangs of a futuristic mall. Meet the Team:…
Written by Declan Shalvey, Art by Gavin Fullerton and Rebecca Nalty, Cover art by Declan Shalvey. Once in a while, you come across something so strange and yet so…
Nova, Vol. 4, #22, 2009, Marvel Comics, Cover by Juan Doe. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the…
