Author Bob Reyer

Wonder Woman: Wonder Words Some correspondence answered by Bob Reyer (That letter above is from 1974's Wonder Woman #212, commenting on the return of the Amazons and Diana's super-powers.)  With...

Steed and Mrs. Peel: We're Needed (#1 of 6) (Boom Studios) Writer: Ian Edginton Artist: Marco Cosento Cover: Stacey Lee  (seen to the right!) A review by Bob Reyer Following up on last...

NYCC Special Edition 2014: The Happy Re-cap! A from-the-trenches report by Bob Reyer This inaugural NYCC Special Edition show, launched by ReedPOP, the company behind the October New York Comic-Con,...

  THE MOVEMENT #12: HAIL AND FAREWELL THE MOVEMENT #12 (DC) Writer: Gail Simone Artist: Freddie E. Williams II Colorist: Chris Sotomayor Letterer: Carlos M. Mangual A final issue...

Well, here we are again, with another exploration into the dim recesses of my library. This time out, in honor of Independence Day, I’ve selected what I feel are the most important stories in the long comics career of the Star-Spangled Avenger.

Simon & Kirby: Horror (Titan Books) A review by Bob Reyer Out March 5 from Titan Books is Simon & Kirby: Horror, the latest in their series of reprinted volumes of the seminal works of two of...

  THE SENSATIONAL SHE-HULK, or "Green is the colour of my true love's hair" (with apologies to Nina Simone!) An appreciation by Bob Reyer After four solo series (and now one more, with the...

Bob's Top Ten Comics for 2013 A mess o'stuff by Bob Reyer With another year having gone in the books, it's time for my co-hosts, fellow contributors, and me to make our personal "Top Ten Comics for...

Having recently chatted about The Huntress & Batgirl on the Talking Comics podcast, I thought it a fine time to revisit the TV series “Birds of Prey”, which had a 13-episode run on the WB network in 2002-3.

The Invaders (or "Okay Axis, here we come!") A brief history by Bob Reyer With the James Robinson/Steve Pugh All-New Invaders debuting in January, it seems an apt time to take a look back at the history...