Gotham Season 4 Premiere “A Dark Knight: Pax Penguina” Review

Going into this fourth season, I would say I sit in the boat who are trying to figure out if this season of Gotham is worth sticking around for. The third season had some standout moments, but it still felt like they don’...

The Resurrection of Jean Grey Might Be What We Need

Not too long ago Marvel announced that Jean Grey will in fact be returning to the world of the living. Phoenix Resurrection as they are calling it will mark her return, and there have been some mixed reactions about this. I mea...


Boruto “The Turbulent Field Trip” Review

After the little adventures we’ve taken over the past few weeks, its good to know that with Boruto we will eventually come back to the classroom. As I’ve mentioned before, one of the areas they have really improved ...



Eric Heisserer & Adam Pollina Reveal the SECRET WEAPONS Origin in January

Valiant is proud to announce SECRET WEAPONS #0 – an all-new, standalone prelude to the year’s best-selling independent limited series from Academy Award-nominated writer Eric Heisserer (Arrival) and legendary artist Adam Pollin...


Sabrina the Teenage Witch Returns to Television in New Horror Project from The CW

This is exactly what I’ve been hoping for since they first debuted Riverdale on The CW. Always thought it was crazy that Archie Comics didn’t yet push for a Sabrina show, especially with how amazing the comic has be...

Geek & Sundry and Dark Horse Partner to Bring You “Critical Role – Vox Machina: Origins”

The world of Exandria is coming to comics. In a partnership between Dark Horse and Geek & Sundry, Critical Role, the beloved weekly web series, will be featured in a monthly six-issue digital series entitled Critical Role &...




Comic Book Review: Wayward #23

The issue before was a wake-up call about these Wayward kids. There was only thing I ever felt missing from this group of kid as they took their rise to power, and that was how convincing their power was to be New Gods. Rori al...

Comic Book Review: Super Sons #8

Trouble sure does know how to find these two. The Super Sons find themselves blasted across the cosmos to a weird world called Yggardis, and this twist of events definitely grabs your attention when you are just as thrown for a...


Comic Book Review: Halo: Rise of Atriox #2

So over the course of the time since the debut of Halo: Rise of Atriox, I had made it my mission to go out and catch myself up on the story of Halo Wars 2. I must say that I found myself moved. You could feel any sort of way ab...



Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #3

Go Go Power Rangers so far is on the right track. A couple of issues ago I was asking myself why we really needed a book like this when we already had another, but they have quickly changed that skepticism. The reality is that ...


Comic Book Review: Invincible #140

This war so far has been a thing of beauty, despite the blood and gore. Characters have shown their true colors, some captured your heart through a sense of self-sacrifice, and others simply remind you of what it takes to be a ...

Comic Book Review: Magnus #4

***Some Spoilers Below*** Magnus is playing one dangerous game right now facing someone who is steps ahead of her. She may be making progress on her own, but that doesn’t change the tension built from a whole world workin...




Comic Book Review: Secret Weapons #4

Since the start of Secret Weapons, I have been floored by how captivating it can be to follow the lives of psiots who aren’t known and powerful like the rest. And it means a lot that this will be a group of psiots along w...

Midnight, Texas Season Finale “The Virgin Sacrifice” Review

Oh Fiji, what have you done? When this situation already felt out of hand for the Midnighters, there she goes making things that much harder. No one ever said that this would be easy, but they never said it would be this much o...


Midnight, Texas “Riders on The Storm” Review

Right now Midnight, Texas is like a game of chess. All the pieces are still moving in the right place, but still there is a long way to go for this group of supernaturals to be ready for what lies beyond the veil. There are sti...



My Hero Academia “Stripping the Varnish” Review

Another week, means another week where the next set of these students prove what they have learned so far about themselves throughout this term. We’ve seen some excellent teamwork from some put together, aside from the fi...


Comic Book Review: Winnebago Graveyard #4

“Winnebago Graveyard” was hands down the best horror comic published this year but as is the case, all good things must come to an end. Endings however, are not inherently bad and “Winnebago Graveyard” d...

Boruto “Boruto and Sarada” Review

After Sarada’s heartwarming family reunion and acceptance of this actually being her family, this episode felt like the right step. Especially now that Sarada has finally realized what she’s now working towards. I&#...




BOOM! Studios Returns to New York Comic Con with All-New Panels

BOOM! Studios is excited to announce the programming it will be presenting and participating in at New York Comic Con (NYCC), to be held October 5-8, 2017 at the Javits Center in New York City. Listed chronologically, the full ...

Comic Book Review: Runaways #1

Nothing but a wave of excitement could I feel when Marvel decided it was time for the Runaways to make a return. Likely because of the live-action show upcoming on Hulu later this year. Now of course when it comes to a book lik...


DC Entertainment, IDW Publishing and Nickelodeon Join Forces Again

Gotham’s Dark Knight joins forces with New York’s Heroes in A Half-Shell this December as DC Entertainment and IDW Publishing today announced plans for BATMAN/TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES II, a six-issue follow up to the smash-...



High School is Hell For Empowered!

Empowered’s “frenemy” Sistah Spooky was once a schoolgirl who sold her soul for hotness, but was granted even more magic than beauty. Now, both superheroines find themselves trapped in a high-school hellscape ...


Valiant Charges Into Baltimore Comic-Con 2017 With Exclusives, Panels, Signings, And More!

Just a few short weeks remain until Baltimore Comic-Con 2017 and the most renowned publisher in comics today is gearing up to bring their A-game to Maryland’s biggest celebration of comics and pop culture! From Friday, Se...

Comic Book Review: Sovereigns #5

If there’s one thing I’ve learned about Dynamite when I first took interest in their stories, it is that you NEVER sleep on the stories like this. The stories that dare to bring iconic characters together in a way y...




Comic Book Review: Ninjak #0

When Valiant has so many miniseries going on, it takes some appreciation to sit back and enjoy one like Ninjak that is ongoing, but can still find a place to end and pick back up with a new creative team. Though I’m sure ...

Comic Book Review: Birthright #26

I’m not going to lie, it has felt like forever since the last issue of Birthright. These breaks can be a killer wait, though you understand why these need to happen for a book to keep putting out the same quality each mon...


Comic Book Review: Shadow #2

Once again it feels good to have a Shadow book to look forward to each month. There have been other stories, but none that were the genuine article. Here we have a man who might be the Shadow and that is just the first mystery ...



Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #25

We know the sides, the stakes, and who is truly pulling the strings behind one of the biggest powerplays since the start of Rebirth. There was clearly something wrong with Waller, but you couldn’t have guessed exactly wha...


Midnight, Texas “Last Temptation of Midnight” Review

As one trouble is dealt with more arise. Learning of the veil weakening or that Angels might come for them was the least of the Midnighter’s problems. The trouble is what comes for them until that moment of escalation hit...

The Orville Series Premiere “Old Wounds” Review

It’s not very often that you will find me anticipating a comedy series like The Orville. Impressive that they could do so having Seth MacFarlane as the main character. Some have their opinions about him, but you really ha...







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