Twenty-six years after the release of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, DC Entertainment and Warner Premiere are releasing Part 1 of the story that changed Batman forever. Penned by Frank Miller (who also re-wrote Batman’s early days in Batman: Year One, animated this time last year), the original brought a new gritty edge to the
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! So this week the boys decided to rock on back to the 1990s and relive their high school years where goth kids were just starting their fight against the normal regime that is society. When NIN and The Cure were gospel, and
Remember when I said I was done flooding the internet with articles about Adam Warren? How three book reviews and an e-mail interview were more than enough? Well, I lied. Because when you get offered a chance to interview the Adam Warren, at Comic-Con, in person, you take it. Yes I’m a crazy fangirl, and
Brony comic fans, rejoice! Hasbro and IDW Publishing have announced that they will be releasing a set of brand new adventures for the residents of Ponyville.
Remember the days when you were in high school trying to fit in and and find your way in life? For some it’s been countless years ago, and for others it was yesterday; thankfully for both there’s one webcomic out there for both to share. ForeverFreshman.com is a webcomic started in 2011 by artist Neil
I’d be lying if I told you that every single thing about this manga and anime is ground-breaking or original. Let’s face it: the human race has been around for a long time, and we are running out of totally new and innovative ideas. So what makes Ouran High School Host Club, an anime and
After four separate posts about Adam Warren I figured I’d take a break from the 24-Hour Adam Warren Station (“All Adam Warren, All The Time”) and write about somebody else. Not that I couldn’t go on and on about the guy’s art, but I’m edging into creepy-fan territory, and people are starting to talk. So
A few readers may stop by this column to get a balanced critique of Adam Warren’s Empowered Volume 7. I’ll tell you right now: you ain’t gonna get it. This isn’t so much an article by a book reviewer as it is a love-letter to a comic by a fangirl. I’m about to sing this
When I write I usually try to keep the tone friendly yet somewhat professional. If you’ll excuse me I have to drop that for just a second: I interviewed Adam Warren! He’s so awesome! Yay! (Thanks, I had to get that out of my system.) I sent Adam several questions about his series Empowered (of