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The funnest (not a word, I know, but roll with it) and funniest superhero show on tv continues its unapologetically whacky and enjoyable run this week with the latest…
LOGLINE: Amidst the tranquility of a new earth, a boy uncovers an extra-terrestrial mystery that exposes not only the destruction of the world that came before, but the…
Thor: God of Thunder Volume 4. Written by Jason Aaron. Art by Esad Ribic. AKA "The Dream Team". In recent years, Thor has gone against some truly unstoppable foes.…
Hellboy Vol 1, Seeds of Destruction, Created and art by Mike Mignola, Script by John Byrne, Colours by Mark Chiarello. Like many people, I’ve found time as of late to…
Voodoo #3, 1997, Image Comics, Cover by Adam Hughes. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the 1970s…
It’s been a year since my last DC’s Legends of Tomorrow review. Why? Twelve months ago, very few people seemed to be interested in the show, something I have never…
An Original Sci-fi Mystery Graphic Novel (and Playing Cards) (May 4, 2020) For over two years bestselling writers Jeff Lemire (BLACK HAMMER; DESCENDER), Matt Kindt…
Thor God of Thunder Volume 3: The Accursed. Written by Jason "God of Stories" Aaron. Artwork by Ron "7/10 isn't bad" Garney, Nic Klein (Issue #12) and Das Pastoras…
Diablo House: Spring Scares (One Shot), Clover Press, Cover by Richard Friend. This week’s POP Cover Of The Week features the penciling cover art (and interior art)…
Star Wars #100, 1985, Marvel Comics, Cover by Frank Cirocco. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic comic covers from the…
Welcome back, fellow travelers. I hope you enjoyed my last Retrospective, where I discussed God of Thunder: Volume 1. This time around, naturally I'm moving on to…
As much as The Flash is a superhero drama, at its heart it has always been a love story: the love story between Barry and Iris. Two kids who grew up in the same house,…
We are deep into lockdown now and we all have an idea of how this is affecting local business both in and out of the comic industry. We know that shops are still “open”…
Teen Titans Annual #2, DC Comics, Art by Bernard Chang. A character rejecting his hero role and tossing his uniform aside is a tried and true comic book trope, a…
To celebrate 80 years of the Clown Prince of Crime, DC is offering multiple cover variants by superstar artists for Joker-lovers to choose from, representing different…
The book is observed from the point of view of Norman McCay. Who is a clergyman and inherits the power from Wesley Dodds, the sandman.
Sori-Lee a brave and kind middle-schooler moves to a new school in her old city from her grandmother's home.
What If? #1, 1977, Marvel Comics, Cover by George Perez and Joe Sinnott. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its celebration and examination of iconic comic covers…
After a month with no new episodes, The Flash returned this week, with an ominous opening scene: the CEO of McCullough Tech putting a hit on Captain West. He gives the…
An autobiographical timeline of how comic books and adult readers outlived social stigma and became acceptable. With the development of personal computers in the 1980s,…
Avengers/JLA #4, 2003, DC & Marvel, cover by George Perez. The POP Retro Cover Of The Week continues its examination and celebration of iconic comic covers from the…
Essex County: Writing and Art by Jeff Lemire Essex County is comprised of three stories: Tales from the Farm (2008), Ghost Stories (2008), and The Country Nurse (2009). …
It's no secret that I'm a HUGE Jason Aaron fanboy. I got the position writing for POP based on my first review for Sea of Stars. So, naturally, my entry into our…
Doom Patrol (1987) #19-63: Writer: Grant Morrison, Art: Richard Case and Various, Inks and Colors: Various, Letters: Various Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol is arguably one…
