This last weekend at Ace Comic Con in Arizona we were happily surprised that, without even waiting in line, we were able to get floor seats 20 rows away from the celebrities of the Dark Phoenix panel. We were totally charmed with all the stories the actors told (Alexandra Shipp is a flipping delight) and
As many readers and listeners know I manage a comic book store. So, I read a lot of comics throughout the year. And most are pretty darn good, but sometimes I come across a comic series that is so good I have to talk about it. Here are 10 great comics from this past year
Once again I’ve got a random collection of Marvel graphic novels (some new, some legacy titles) and, rather than doing the smart thing and read all the previous issues, I’m jumping into the middle to see how well that works. The result? It works pretty well. Read on for reviews of Jessica Jones Volume 3:
I took most of 2017 off from X-Men and Avengers (not because I wanted to, there was just a lot of stuff going on with travel and family and work and blah blah blah excuses.) The smart thing would’ve been to research the storylines and make an organized reading plan. Hah. I’m not that smart.
At the end of the year we always find ourselves at a loss: what were the best comics we read this year? Well good thing I’m here to give you some great suggestions to check out. These are the top comics that made me stop and think, “Damn. That was good.” These are worth looking
James Mangold’s Logan is the definitive Wolverine movie. Subdued, mature, contemplative and brutal, Logan arguably could be called the best X-Men movie, period. It’s Hugh Jackman’s tenth on screen portrayal of Wolverine, three in his own personal films. This marks the end of an era; we watch Jackman and Patrick Stewart bow out, as their time as
You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! No Welcome To Night Vale recap this week, since the Binary System Podcast duo has been traveling all over time and space this month. Well, all over space anyway. Okay, we each spent a week in Florida visiting the ‘rents. The
Once again it’s time to check in with everyone’s favorite mutants: The X-Men, now in their ninth installment in the franchise with X-Men: Apocalypse. This time around we travel to the 1980s where the Egyptian god-like being En Sabah Nur, also known as Apocalypse, is resurrected and tries to take over the world and mold it
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! This week Leland and Elizabeth talk all about Mutants. The X-Men specifically. Who their favorites are, bad or good, what powers they’d like, and then they give all the love to Magneto, both old and young. The relive their youth, remembering how cool