“I’d like to show you something, Lantern Mullein…” “Show me what?” “Later. When we can speak more freely.” “Oh, that’s not ominous.” Keep reading for a review of N.K. Jemisin and Jamal Campbell’s Far Sector #1.
…They dream of violence. Shivering with barely suppressed rage, brimming with righteous indignation. Smiling politely as they imagine savage things… Keep reading for a review of Harleen #2.
…this silence feels even more terrifying….and then it comes, a crack in the air, a sound like a massive flag fighting a gust of wind, and following it, a sinister laugh… Keep reading for a review of Harleen #1.
“I shouldn’t have kept it.” “I don’t want it.” “Feels like stealing. Probably why I kept it.” Keep reading for a quick review of Batman #78 and Catwoman #15.
Here’s another look at San Diego Comic-Con on Sunday, a great day to do some last-minute shopping and capture a few more cosplay photos. If you recognize yourself or someone you know, let us know in the comments; we always like to give credit where credit’s due!
Next up in our SDCC Photo Round up is a look at Saturday, arguably the best day of Comic-Con for cosplay, but we got plenty of photos of crowds and collectibles too! Let us know if you spot yourself or someone you know so we can tag you!
Next up in our SDCC Photo Round up is a look at Friday! Let us know if you spot yourself or someone you know so we can tag you!
It’s a shame that the series finale of Gotham got a little lost in the mind-blowing excitement of Endgame. It may have been described (many, many, many, times,) as being flat-out bonkers, but there was some stuff in Gotham I really enjoyed. (And some stuff that didn’t really work, of course.) Spoilers ahead! Read on for a
It can’t have been a coincidence that the issue with the sexiest number is also a story about a town full of people losing their inhibitions all over the place. Read on for a review of Wonder Woman #69.