Wonder Woman: A Beginner’s Guide
No other female comic book character has grown to be the icon that Wonder Woman is. With over 70 years under her belt, she’s fought Nazis, Greek gods, and social….
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Batman #52 Review
Batman #52 Review “The List” Written by James Tynion IV Art by Riley Rossmo (w/Brian Level) Colors by Ivan Plascencia & Jordan Boyd Letters by Steve Wands Review by John Dubrawa Last….
DC Comics to end New 52 after Convergence, 24 New Titles Due.
DC comics today announced that the ‘New 52,’ initiative will effectively end once the ‘Convergence’ event hits. Story continuity will remain, but a greater emphasis on “storytelling will trump continuity”….
Bundles and Arcs: The Top One Comic of 2014
by Gary Chapin I’m not someone who keeps current, or even values keeping current, so I wasn’t planning on doing any of these Top 10s or 5s. Then I got….
DC Announce 9 Week ‘Convergence’ Multi-Verse Based Event
DC announced today that during April and May of 2015 their entire superhero line of comics will be put on hold to make way for a 9 week event called….
Lobo #1 Review
Lobo#1 Writer: Cullen Bunn Penciller: Reilly Brown Inker: Nelson DeCastro Colorist: Pete Pantazis Letterer: Travis Lanham Review by Nick Guerrera Lobo #1 starts the tale of an intergalactic bounty hunter who….
Musings of a Missfit: EP 1
Musings of a Missfit: EP 1 By Melissa Megan Welcome, boys and girls, to the latest little corner of Talking Comics that I’m claiming for my own: Musings of….
Batman: Futures End #1 Review
Batman: Futures End #1 Written by Ray Fawkes and Scott Snyder Art by ACO Reviewed by Sean Lamont I always chuckle when comparing the present day to the dystopian nightmare….
Batwing #34 Review
Batwing #34 Written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti Art by Eduardo Pansica Reviewed by Sean Lamont Say what you will about DC’s New 52 initiative, but they certainly did….
Earth 2 #25 Review
Earth 2 #25 Written by Tom Taylor Art by Nicola Scott Reviewed by Sean Lamont It’s summertime, and in the case of movies, that means explosive big-budget tentpole films are dominating….