Category: Comic Books

“Psylocke” Review

Psylocke was made for violence. Trained to be an assassin since birth, Kwannon chose to be an X-Man. But there are still some jobs too dirty for the X-Men and some paths have to be walked alone. When the mission is brutal, Psylocke, the telepathic and telekinetic ninja, unsheathes her blades to punish those who …

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Profile: Benalee Books

1) In what year did you start? I’ve been writing for long as I can remember. I used to get in trouble for making my own little comics in grade school. I was never an amazing artist, so I started focusing on writing… which I also got in trouble for doing when I should have …

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Transformers: The Aligned Continuity Disaster Part 2

A Battle Damaged Optimus Prime Holding An Injured Bumblebee On The Cover Of Transformers: Fall Of Cybertron

Meanwhile, Hasbro tried to persuade IDW Publishing to reboot their Transformers comic universe with an event similar to DC Comics’ New 52 or Marvel Comics’ Secret Wars so it could connect with the B.O.R. and Prime. IDW declined, as they had invested years into their own Transformers universe, later becoming the longest-running Transformers continuity to …

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Transformers: The Aligned Continuity Disaster Part 1

Megatron and Optimus Prime Fighting Each Other On The Poster For Transformers: War For Cybertron

For the past 40 years, the Transformers franchise has stood as a cultural icon, spanning numerous iterations across diverse media and inspiring new fans with each generation. Hasbro, the toy company that has owned the rights to Transformers since its creation, has licensed various companies to produce Transformers content in toys, comic books, cartoons, video …

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5 Questions with… Artist Hernan Gonzalez

1) On what project are you currently working? I am currently working on several projects at different stages for various publishers and also preparing samples for other publishers: Teselation 2, with my brother Mike Phillips, and Hereafter, a horror and vampire comic with Rufus Wilson. ITNW with Marcelo Barcante, is a sci-fi, post-apocalyptic and horror …

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“Amor Patris” Review

Something demonic is happening at the Anderson Farm. That’s why the local sheriff and police are investigating shocking and grim murders there in the first issue of Amor Patris. Aaron Wroblewski, creator of Amor Patris, says he always wanted to write a creepy story. “I’ve always been a massive fan of horror, especially the unknown …

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“Manga Ganda Vol 3” Review

Manga Ganda Volume 3 is a lot of fun! The anthology has something for everyone. It starts with “Bad Dream,” a story that is reminiscent of those found in 1950s horror comic books. In it we find Freddy, a guy who owes some bad hombres money and tries to escape when said hombres come for the …

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5 Questions with… Creator Noble Ward

1) On what project are you currently working? I’m currently working on Vegas Baby Vol 1 Definitive Collection. It’s a graphic novel from my premiere series for StarWard Comics. 2) Whom in your field do you admire most and why? Some of the people I admire most are Todd McFarlane, Robert Kirkman, and Dwayne McDuffie. …

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Mickey and Friends Recreate Iconic Avengers and X-Men Stories in New Disney What If? Covers

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Avengers and X-Men, Disney is issuing three covers in the What If? series. After last year’s Disney 100 variant covers, Mickey Mouse and his friends continue to homage classic Marvel covers throughout this year. With a new cover each month from July to September, see Earth’s Mightiest Heroes and …

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Tom King’s Danger Street: A Very Weird, Slow Burn Superhero Tale

Danger Street Issue 12

Tom King is a polarizing figure in the comic book world. He’s delivered some critically acclaimed works, such as his Vision run at Marvel Comics, but also divisive ones like DC Comic’s Heroes in Crisis. His writing often evokes strong reactions—readers either love or hate his work, usually for the same reasons. King’s stories focus more on …

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