Where imagination runs wild
“It’s like his muscles are made of Cotati metal fibers…” “Stop massaging his muscles!” After a successful reveal at New York Toy Fair earlier this year, Hero Collector – designers, manufacturers, and publishers of high-quality collectibles from across the worlds
Rather interestingly, Paul Jenkins’ “Prelude to Schism” – as the name suggests – is an interesting case in which a prelude far more outshines an event than the event itself. I would daresay even it has very little to do
As a writer, Allan Heinberg managed to recapture what Marv Wolfman did before him in Teen Titans once again; the essence of being a teenager in their time. And this in spite of not having been one for some time
Today’s recommendation is simply out of pure fun. Absurd, self-referential soundeffects? Check. Humor innate to over-the-top character dynamics? Check. Action that is so out there that simply would not be possible without blowing up the planet? Check. Corgeous artwork and
The X-Men arguably brought first brought me to the superhero genre before anything else. Always the allegory for minority persecution, this chapter in their storied history is more relevant now more than ever. #crowcomicreviews
Mark MIllar is usually a creator I beg to stay away from many titles; this is not because he is a terrible writer. Not at all, in fact, I think he is a very competent one when given the right
Moon Knight is one of Marvel’s pantheon of characters that is largely, unfortunately, relegated to a series of recycled narratives because most authors have next to no idea what to do with the characters beyond what was done before. However,
I can never recommend Alex Ross’ other brainchild, Earth X, enough. An underrated gem and and a spiritual sequel to DC’s Kingdom Come, it is as layered and as compelling a read as its sister book. The artwork by John
How do you humanise an ideal? The burden of a legacy? How do you come back from loss? When dreams shatter and keep on shattering? How do you recover from rock bottom when you have burdens to bear? This is
Sometimes I wish Frank Miller remained this consistent throughout his career. Frank Miller’s run on Daredevil is probably as cliche on “favorite comics” lists as they come, and with good reason. Daredevil is a wonderfully layered character, having been fleshed