Comic Book Review: Star Trek: Waypoint #1
In the 50 years that Star Trek has been around, we’ve watched the adventures of multiple crews unfold. In that time, novels and comic books have filled in lots of gaps and it’s enriched the world of Star Trek in a m...
Comic Book Review: Frostbite #1
I would be lying if I said the main pull to picking up Frostbite wasn’t that this was written by Joshua Williamson. The guy hasn’t steered me wrong so far between mainstream and independent books, so why would the e...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #16
When it came to Wayward, you really had it in your head one way the story would go, and then all it took was one event to flip the world you knew right on its head. And now it feels like we are back to square one, but in a good...
Comic Book Review: X-O Manowar #50
Hard to really believe we made it all the way to issue #50 for X-O Manowar. It’s a happy feeling, yet also heartbreaking. Particularly when you know that this is it, the finale. When it comes to any flagship hero for publ...
Comic Book Review: Outcast By Kirkman & Azaceta #21
Things aren’t looking too good across the board in Outcast. On one hand you have Allison who is beginning to realize all the things wrong around her after coming to terms with these events that were out of her hands and o...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Defiance #5
I have to say right now that Aliens: Defiance has to be the strongest of the Aliens Vs Predator comic franchise right now. A story with a very appealing main character, well characters. One who doesn’t give up in the face...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #3
Just wow. Two issues into Suicide Squad and you can tell that they are taking things seriously this time around. This is still the same fun team, but the danger feels more legitimate. Traveling through space just to get into an...
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. “Meet the New Boss” Review
Some say that there could have been more plot development or more bang to the season premiere for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but I feel that we got out of that hour what was necessary. After everything we have been through in Agen...
Valiant Debuts Faith Funko Pop at NYCC
The superhero sensation of the year is taking flight at New York Comic Con 2016 with a special sneak preview of Faith’s forthcoming Pop! Asia vinyl debut! In concert with POP Life Entertainment, Valiant Entertainment is proud t...
BCC16: Interview With Generation Zero’s Fred Van Lente
During Baltimore Comic-Con 2016 I had the chance to sit down with Valiant Comic’s Fred Van Lente, the writer of Generation Zero. One of the first books from Valiant to represent their new wave of books titled “THE FUTURE ...
Gotham “Mad City: Burn The Witch…” Review
With the season 3 premiere of Gotham and this season being Mad City, we got a good idea of how they are planing to turn this city on its head. This world is ever-changing and that comes with taking full advantage of what happen...
I Am Suicide Begins in BATMAN #9! [Preview]
The next great Batman story, “I Am Suicide,” begins in BATMAN #9 by Tom King and Mikel Janin this October! In order to save Gotham Girl Batman recruits a team to break into the most impenetrable prison in the world and steal f...
“She – Wolf” Volume 1 In Stores This November
SHE WOLF ROARS INTO TRADE PAPERBACK THIS NOVEMBER Collects the first four issues From fan-favorite writer and artist Rich Tommaso (DARK CORRIDOR) comes SHE WOLF, VOLUME 1, which collects the first four issues in the surrealist ...
Tarr, Fletcher and Stewart Reunite for “Motor Crush”
BATGIRL TEAM REUNITES FOR FIRST CREATOR-OWNED SERIES—MOTOR CRUSH Start your engines for the highly anticipated new series New York Times bestselling creative team Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart, and Babs Tarr (Batgirl of B...
Comic Book Review: Seven To Eternity #1
There are a number of reasons to pick up a book like Seven To Eternity #1, even if it is just because Rick Remender. Now for me, part of that reason is definitely because it is Rick Remender, and it is also because it is Jerome...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Life And Death #1
The next step in the Dark Horse Aliens Vs Predator franchise. Since Fire and Stone I can help but be impressed about how far e have come in this world. You would have thought this would be a number of random stories, but they h...
Comic Book Review: Trinity #1
In the aftermath of the end of the New 52, the Superman we got to know died. However, there is another Clark Kent but he is from another world and it’s created some friction between the legendary trinity of Superman, Wond...
Comic Book Review: Britannia #1
With much hype, Britannia #1 is a title and mini series that comes with some expectation from Valiant. This is another all-new story like Divinity. We look forward to learning about how a Detectioner as they called them back th...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg #1
As you would normally expect from a Rebirth #1 issue, we got a solid foundation set for this new story. One that helped reintroduce us to the hero that is Cyborg and Victor Stone. While not too much to go off of, this first iss...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #7
With their backs are against the wall, these are dire times for the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Not the first time that their base has been destroyed, but they now as well find themselves cut off from a fellow Ranger, Zordon,...
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season 4 Premiere “The Ghost” Review
Going into season 4 of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is more of uncharted territory than before. Yes we are getting back to something more familiar now that S.H.I.E.L.D. no longer needs to operate in the shadows, but the status quo is...
Lucifer Season 2 Premiere “Everything’s Coming Up Lucifer” Review
Lucifer is one of those shows you’re glad they pushed to make happen, and even better that they gave it a second season. A story that really captures what you liked about Lucifer, staying true to his character whether it ...
Gotham Season 3 Premiere “Mad City: Better to Reign in Hell…” Review
When it comes to Gotham, I was really one of those people who struggled through the first season. This just wasn’t the Gotham I and some others were used to seeing. An approach that really took its own shape in comparison...
Dark Matter Season 2 Finale “But First, We Save the Galaxy” Review
How last week’s two-hour special ended created anticipation for tonight’s finale. This did not come without the Dark Matter fanbase losing it over just how they will transition into “But First, We Save The Gal...
Comic Book Review: Lady Killer 2 #2
Being an assassin isn’t easy when you have to go it alone. It’s even more difficult when you have a husband and two kids to keep the truth from. “Lady Killer” 2 #2 takes things to an intriguing but darke...
Comic Book Review: Doom Patrol #1
Created by Bruno Premiani, Arnold Drake, Bob Hanley and Murray Boltinoff, the Doom Patrol has gone through many different incarnations over their 50+ year history. Arguably the most notable of these is the Grant Morrison/Richar...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #19
As I’ve stated before, it is the Rhodes family versus the world in Birthright. A world that would see them all destroyed just to make sure Mikey and the Nevermind are no more, and a world that would kill Rya over some rul...
Comic Book Review: Prometheus: Life And Death #4
As the finale for Prometheus: Life And Death, the last issue left us anticipating this one for anything and everything that could or would go wrong with the he Colonial Marines plan of survival. Because it is either hide or mak...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #2
Suicide Squad felt just like Suicide Squad with the Rebirth debut a month ago. An impressive start that really set the foundation for what we are to expect from this team. Particularly with how the issue ended as one would expe...
Valiant Announces Panels and Screenings For New York Comic Con
Hard to believe but New York Comic Con is just around the corner. Today, Valiant has revealed their slate of programming that fans can take part in. Included is the super secret, live action project they’re working and th...
