by James Jou | August 26, 2019

Instead of another D23 article, here we will take you to a land far away from D23. Not just a land, a whole world. A Marvel Studios, Disney+, D23, Sony Spider-Man, etc palette cleansing world. It’s so far in fact that it carries its own category of...

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by Matt Tuck | August 25, 2019

Now that D23 has wrapped up, comic collectors are scrambling for the key issues for all the upcoming Disney+ series. Here's your shopping list. At D23, Marvel Studios gave us a slate of new announcements for us to drool over. That's going to drive a new wave of buying for the...

by Norman Robinson | August 24, 2019

It appears at face value that 2019 is the breakout era for women in Marvel, with the introduction of a female Captain Marvel lead. But in reality, Marvel Comics has had strong female leads since the 1960s. A lot of digital ink has been given to She-Hulk...

by James Jou | August 24, 2019

If Deadpool’s future is still uncertain, where does that put his good friend Cable? In the grand Fox Studios reshuffling into the Disney umbrella, will he be lost in the transition? Would Marvel Studios have an aversion to having their biggest villain Thanos be portrayed by the...

by Blaise Tassone | August 23, 2019

Talk about a crazy week. First the Spider-man Sony/Disney fiasco stresses out many MCU and Spidey fans, and now, with the announcements at the D23 expo we learn that there are no less than three more Marvel Disney+ Shows than those we knew about. The new...

by ChargingGoat | August 22, 2019

CGC graded Modern Comics are a tough nut to crack.  There is definitely a bunch of potential when a new comic is released...complete with fanfare, buzz, and desire.  Nowadays, the release of a new comic is surrounded by a cloud of variants and an overload of...

by Matt Tuck | August 22, 2019

If Spider-Man is indeed gone from the MCU, he takes Norman Osborn with him, and that means the Dark Avengers movie is dead in the water, right? Not necessarily, as two classic villains could fill the void with some twists on the story. For months,...

by Blaise Tassone | August 22, 2019

'Vampirella' and 'horror' go together like 'Superman' and 'cape and tights'. Although not as well-established a part of comic book history as the Man of Steel, Vampirella nonetheless has been around for a while. Debuting in 1969, as a spin-off female-Dracula with a sc-fi twist, the...

by James Jou | August 22, 2019

Not to call Lex Luthor a liar, but with the bell "rung,” where is Darkseid? ... Bueller?... Bueller? From the various cancellations, delays, and reboots occurring with some DC Extended Universe movies, one has to wonder if Darkseid is still in the plans. Tentatively, he's supposed to...

by Matt Tuck | August 21, 2019

As Marvel fans reel from the news that Sony is pulling Spider-Man from the MCU, it may not be such a bad thing for either franchise. The MCU Spider-Man Movies Have Been Bad I’m sure I’ll catch plenty of flack for that...

by Blaise Tassone | August 21, 2019

The hero best known as the second partner to Captain America, the Falcon, later became Captain America himself both in the comics and now in the MCU. Ever since the release of ‘Avengers: Endgame’, in fact, the Falcon’s key comics have seen a boost. Here we...

by James Jou | August 21, 2019

Just like when the roulette ball lands on red ten times in a row, so you go all in on black because this time it definitely has to be black; but it hits red again anyways...  Here we will be embracing the beauty of randomness and draw...

by Blaise Tassone | August 20, 2019

Spider-man is one of the world’s most popular comic book heroes. With rumors (just rumors, for now) circulating that Spider-man 2099 is being considered for a live action movie; and a Clone Saga based film (Ben Rielly/Scarlett Spider) is also in the works (see here),...

by James Jou | August 20, 2019

With a one and done movie appearance, I suppose the first Suicide Squad team lived up to the name. By looking at the performance of the past Suicide Squad members’ key comic books, perhaps we can be better informed of the potential market performance of the new...

by Blaise Tassone | August 19, 2019

William Blake “Bill” Everett was a Golden Age comic book writer and artist best known for creating Namor: the Sub-Mariner. However, Everett was much more than the creator of Namor. An original who is the true...

by Jeff Meyer | August 19, 2019

An all-new original graphic novel by the author of The New York Times-bestselling series Dear Dumb Diary. When Clyde the bear decides to ditch his safe and peaceful life in Cubville and head off for the mean streets of Grizzly City, he learns, with…

by Norman Robinson | August 19, 2019

The Tomb of Dracula comic book series gave birth to the Blade storyline. Blade the vampire hunter is born of both human and vampire after his mother is bitten. The guilty party that created Blade the Vampire Hunter is none other than Deacon Frost, Blade's vampiric father....

by James Jou | August 18, 2019

Anyone else wonder why War Machine didn’t get the nanotech treatment in Endgame? Come on, Tony Stank. Quit being so stingy. I suppose the counterargument is that the nanotech can’t replicate chemical propellants. But even in that case, it could be a hybrid à la the T-X...

by Matt Tuck | August 18, 2019

All the casting announcements for the CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths have DC fans buzzing about the upcoming crossover, and it could be setting up a live-action Batman Beyond series. Ever since Batman Beyond was introduced to audiences as a spin off of the popular Batman: the...

by Matt Tuck | August 18, 2019

Sorry, Submariner fans, but all the talk of Namor versus T'Challa in Black Panther 2 is just speculation. It is more likely that you'll be getting Kraven in his place. I know some of you have your pitchforks and torches primed and ready, but hear me out....