Category: Comic Books

Spotted at Con: Aaron Alexovich and Serenity Rose

One of the greatest moments of any comic convention is turning a corner and bumping into the person who created something you love. That jaw-dropping moment where you blink and say: “It’s you! You made that awesome thing! And you’re right here!” And that’s exactly what happened at San Diego Comic-Con when I dodged a

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Superman Unbound
Comic Books
Anthony Silva

Superman: Unbound Review

2013 must be the Year of Steel, as Superman is appearing on both the big and small screen in his own movies. In only a few weeks the big red “S” will shine on the silver screen in Man of Steel, Supe’s triumphant homecoming to film after his disappointing appearance in Superman Returns (2008). Luckily, fans

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Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox Trailer

DC Animated released a trailer today for its next animated movie based on Geoff Johns’ Flashpoint series. Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox is the first time The Flash will get to take the center stage.  Set in an alternate timeline where the entire DCU has been turned on its head, Barry Allen must team up

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Apple has a vague definition of Decency?

When it comes to decency, the majority understand that there are things considered inappropriate for some, usually when speaking of children.  This kind of censorship has innate problems in that far too often what’s deemed inappropriate is decided by the few instead of the rightful majority.  Another and probably even more serious problem is that

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Kenshin article header
Comic Books
Christin Tomaschke

Old Classics: Rurouni Kenshin

The 1990’s gave us enormous perms, hilariously awkward fashions, and bizarre fads. But as many of us revel in our childhood memories of Pokémon cards and pogs, we tend to forget one of the greatest gifts that the 90’s gave us: epic and groundbreaking manga series. Among those gems is Nobuhiro Watsuki’s riveting series Rurouni

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Marvel ReEvolution
Comic Books
Anthony Silva

Marvel is the Leader of the Digital Frontier

Last weekend Marvel made another uncharacteristic appearance at South by Southwest (SxSW), the independent movie and music festival held annually in Austin, Tx. In the previous year Marvel announced their ReEvolution campaign that included the first fully digital comic line called Infinite, and its debut story featuring Nova set off the events of last year’s

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The Fate of Damian Wayne

There have been some rumors lately about what’s going to happen to Damian Wayne, the current Robin.  His absence from the upcoming issues of Batman & Robin, Batman, Inc., and other Bat-titles have had fans speculating something sinister in the works. Those suspicions can be laid to rest now, as DC Comics has made an

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Editorial: DC hires bigot Orson Scott Card to Write Superman

My mother once told me that the friends you keep around you reflect back on you.  It’s good advice that DC Comics’ mothers probably never gave them, otherwise they wouldn’t have hired Orson Scott Card as the writer for the new Adventures of Superman series. No one can tell other people how they should think

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HoldUp DKR
Comic Books
Anthony Silva

Does it Hold Up?: The Dark Knight Returns

I missed a lot from comics in the 80’s and early 90’s. That’s why I decided to go back to the classics. I’ll be writing a series of articles/reviews of classic comics and movies that I have never seen before. I’ll be looking to see if they “Hold up” to the hype that they’ve accumulated

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