History of Heroes Reborn #1: Unfinished Business
Back in 1996, Jim Lee and Rob Liefeld returned to Marvel comics to revamp the slugging Avengers and Fantastic Four families of comics. This event was known as Heroes Reborn. For one year, the...
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RIP Nerd Mall// Discussion about Comic Shops
2021 has been the year I returned to comics. I have written about this in a number of past articles. It was spurned on by buying a collection of Astonishing X-Men last Summer along with checking out HoX/PoX on Marvel Unlimited. That said the biggest factor to me getting back into comics was a new comic shop. Nerd Mall was a comic shop that opened in January of this past year. It was a cool little shop that was still getting its footing with comics. That meant they bought a lot of comics that my old shop would not stock and I got to try out a bunch of new comics. Additionally, the shop opened only a few miles from the school where I teach.
Podcast Appearance- Backlog Journey #10- DC Comics\’ 52
This week I join Kevin Lainez of The Comic Book Revolution to discuss DC Comics\’ 52, the landmark maxiseries from DC Comics in 2005. This series is a major touchstone of mine as it...
Review- Transformers: Beast Wars #3- Trapped In The Spider\’s Web
IDW’s Beast Wars returns to us this month. As we last left off, the Predacons have pulled off the heist of the century by stealing the Golden Disk. With the Arc being the only...
Review: Magic #1- Planeswalk With Me
Ok, I love to play Magic: The Gathering. Between the competitiveness and general strategy at play, the game is one of my favorite hobbies. That said, I do find the lore interesting, and I...
Living in the Year of Spawn: Spawn #316
Hello dear readers! Welcome once again to the monthly Spawn column lighting up the internet! I have returned to talk more about the Record-Breaking Comic itself, Spawn. Before we get into the monthly adventures...
The Metropolis Report: Batman/Superman #16 and Action Comics #1029
Welcome everyone to the inaugural Metropolis Report, the near weekly column dedicated to all things Superman and the larger Superman family. Before we get started going over this week’s books, let’s address some questions...
Justice League #59 Review- Bendis Era Kicks Off With Promise
It’s in the Infinite Frontier for DC Comics and the Bendis era on Justice League has officially begun! A phrase I never imagined I would ever type. I know he’s been doing work at...
Non-Stop Spider-Man #1 Review- Action Movie In Comic Form
What do you get when you pair Joe Kelly and Chris Bachalo on a Spider-man book? You get pulse-pounding, panel-busting action. Non-Stop Spider-man lives up to its name. Synopsis Spider-man wages a street war...
Superman #29 Review- Not Even Superman Is Immortal
Plot Synopsis: Clark and Jon Kent defend the Earth from repeated waves of assaults from extra-dimensional creatures. Amidst the barrage, Superman finds himself still trying to connect to his son who has recently just...