Writer: David PeposeArtist: Luca CasalanguidaColorist: Matt MillaLetterer: Carlos M. Mangual
Scout’s Honor is the newest work from writer David Pepose who you may know from his work on Spencer & Locke o... Read More...
Writer: Kieron Gillen
Artist: Esad Ribic
Colorist: Matthew Wilson
Letters: VC’s Clayton Cowles
In 1976 Jack Kirby returned to Marvel comics from his creative foray to DC Comic... Read More...
Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen may be the most important comic ever created. Not greatest or most beloved but rather important. I doubt this was the intent of the original comic nor on the forefront of ... Read More...
I took a deep dive these past couple months into a comic I never expected to enjoy. My son, Sawyer, will turn seven later this month and he loves dinosaurs and superheroes, in that order (and Pokémon but that’s... Read More...
Quarantine. It’s not a word nor an act I ever imagined being forced upon the bulk of our nation. Yet as many have said this is unchartered territory with a virus whose effects could be catastrophic if we don’t ... Read More...
Tarpe Mills and Miss Fury
A "Tales From the Archives" special report by Bob Reyer
As I spoke about on this week's show, I'm a devotee of Miss Fury, comics' first costumed heroine, whose newspaper strip debu... Read More...
(Friends, I know that this piece is an "oldie", but your Cranky Old Uncle Bob is feeling awfully wistful today, so I thought I'd go for a "second printing" ...and if any of you have any stories abou... Read More...
The Dark Phoenix Saga may well be the greatest X-Men story ever told. That’s a bold statement considering the X-Men is one of comics longest running franchise and is littered with amazing talents and incredible... Read More...
As I’ve written before comics are my constant. Other than my family comics are the most consistent part of my life. I first began collecting comics in the late ‘70s and they quickly took a hold of my imaginatio... Read More...
My pathway to becoming a Captain Marvel AKA Shazam fan is probably the opposite of most fans of the Big Red Cheese. I came to Captain Marvel through Alan Moore’s classic Miracleman. Miracleman told the tale of ... Read More...