Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of May 11 and May 18 ) - Civil War II, Super-League, Apocalypse Wars, Spider-Women
Action Comics #52 (Super-League) by Peter J. Tomasi, Dale Eaglesham, and Scot Eaton
DC Rebirth: I Haven't Been This Excited Since Crisis on Infinite Earths
I'm old. No, I mean I'm ancient. Yesterday I rounded the corner on forty-nine, and for my birthday DC put out a bunch of books. Never mind that it was a Wednesday anyway. I'm old, let me think what I want to think.
Comixology Announces NETFLIX Style Digital Comic Book Service
Announced on EW.com the digital comic service, comiXology, has launched a new NETFLIX-style service that allows users to read unlimited digital comi
Manara's Gullivera Puts Erotic Spin on Jonathan Swift
Milo Manara is an unquestionable master of the erotic female form -- his much maligned Spider-Woman notwithstanding, he work on books like BUTTERSCOTCH and CLICK are highlights of a medium that, understandably, doesn't get a lot of publicity.
Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of April 27 and May 4) - Avengers Standoff, Super-League, Apocalypse Wars, Spider-Women, Darkseid War
Avengers Standoff: Assault on Pleasant Hill Omega #1 (Avengers Standoff) by Nick Spencer, Daniel Acuna, and Angel Unzueta
Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of April 20) - Avengers Standoff, Super-League, Apocalypse Wars, Spider-Women
Action Comics #51 (Super League) by Peter J. Tomasi and Paul Pelletier
Strange Directions: One Billion Chinese Can't Be Wong
Marvel comics hasn't been shy about making movies that stray from the comic book canon. And with the degree of success they've been having, one can hardly fault their logic.
Front Lines - Mini-Reviews (Week of April 13) - Avengers Standoff, Super-League, Spider-Women, and more
Batman/Superman #31 (Super-League) by Peter J. Tomasi and Doug Mahnke