Over on the Kirkus Reviews Blog today, I take a look at Paizo and Dynamite’s Comic Collection: Pathfinder Volume 1: Dark Waters Rising. From the post: With an [...]
This week on the Kirkus Reviews Blog, I take a look at Lazarus One from Image Comics. From the post: In the future, the world is split not into countries, but fiefdoms [...]
This week over at the Kirkus Reviews Blog, I take a look at Planetoid by Ken Garing. Holy crap. From the post: In my constant search to find new and cool things for this [...]
Jim Butcher may be in between Dresden Files novels at the moment, but Harry’s adventures continue – this time in a bridge story that takes place between Fool Moon [...]
Over on the Kirkus Blog, I’m taking a look at Astounding Space Thrills: Argosy Smith and the Codex Reckoning. From the post: Astounding Space Thrills: Argosy Smith [...]
Dark Horse Comics and Geek and Sundry keep pumping out some pretty cool motion comics. I like these more than the ones I’ve seen from Marvel in the past (Iron Man [...]
Another stellar motion comic from Dark Horse and Geek and Sundry. This is the beginning of a new multi-part adaptation of The Massive from Brian Wood (Channel Zero, [...]
In 1954, Fredric Wertham’s book Seduction of the Innocent was published, and the US comics industry was never the same again. His angst over the corruption of young minds [...]
I have a new post up over on the Kirkus Review site looking at Stephen King’s The Dark Tower-The Gunslinger: The Journey Begins, Graphic Novel from Marvel Comics. The [...]
Winter is coming! I know, I know – that gets said a lot. Today, it’s being said over on the Kirkus Reviews Blog, where I’m starting a new series on [...]
Joss Whedon is bringing The Avengers to movie theaters everywhere on May 4th. Not everyone knows who The Avengers are or what they’re all about, so I thought we [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: Lovely images and faithful panel translations, but with no emotional significance, or grounding. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: The film is set in an alternate 1985, in [...]