DC Rebirth continues to shine in some of my top picks for the week, with the Teen Titans making a grand appearance, someone getting sent to the Phantom zone, and Sinestro Corp being, well, Sinister. Oh, and did you know Batgirl is a MMA fighter?
It’s nice to be reading DC Comics again, and with Rebirth in full swing there have been plenty of choice titles to choose from. After watching the Suicide Squad movie my interest is peaked for some sub characters, in particular Deadshot, Katana, Rick Flag, and let’s not forget, Enchantress.
You can listen to this episode on our Lost In Sci-Fi channel at Anchor.fm! This week the crew goes over all the fun stuff they did and saw at Comic-Con 2016! We talk about the new Star Trek, who won the Hall H war of trailers: DC or Marvel, and we all break down some
Supergirl turns to the shadowy organization known as the D.E.O. (Department of Extranormal Operations) to restore her lost powers once and for all! But as a fateful experiment sends Kara Zor-El rocketing toward the sun, disaster strikes at home in the form of the lost Kryptonian werewolf Lar-On! As someone who’s neither watched the current
One of the best parts about SDCC is that all the companies get together and show off all their new and upcoming “stuff”. You know, all the new toys and collectibles that clutter our shelves. And this year was no exception. So please check out some of the new awesome collectibles coming from Sideshow, DC
Were you as skeptical as I was when the first Injustice game came out? Don’t get me wrong, I was excited, I just had vague memories of the DC Comics vs Mortal Kombat game on the Xbox 360. But E3 is right around the corner, and it seems WB Games couldn’t wait to show us
I remember believing that “wonder” meant “awe.” That the name they gave me spoke of admiration. Perhaps it did, once. But the story keeps changing. I’ve been curious about Wonder Woman: Rebirth #1 ever since it was announced: Diana has had a tough time reaching the same status as the rest of the DC Trinity, and I’m
Changes may be coming up for the Bat Family, but this issue’s story is a call back to simpler times: recruit a teammate, fight a bad guy, set the scene for a new chapter in a familiar story. Click the jump for a (spoilery) review of Batman Rebirth #1.
It’s finally over: the long and at times painful New 52 is no more. We now find DC doing a much needed Rebirth. Now for me the term Rebirth is very special. While I preferred DC to Marvel in the past, I wasn’t a hardcore reader. It wasn’t until a chance encounter with Geoff Johns –