About Brian Tudor
One of Brian’s earliest Sci-Fi memory is the Rancor from Jedi, even before that he could be seen running around the yard with an imaginary Luke Skywalker, stuffed Chewbacca in tow, fighting the dark side. Frank Herbert’s Dune further refined his Sci-Fi taste and the love affair was set in place. It was the discovery of comic books and superheroes that put him over the edge. After a brief hiatus from comics, Kevin Smith’s run on Green Arrow brought him back to the land of tights, flight, super speed and gadgets galore! Currently his home office is littered with action figures, posters, DVD’s and comic book, all threatening to overtake him at any time. After years as a DC Fanboy he is learning to love Marvel Comic's again, especially now that Greg Rucka is writing The Punisher.
Favorites: Farscape, Star Wars, Dune, Robin/Nightwing, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, BSG, Falling Skies, Thundercats, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Cyclops, Iceman, Nightcrawler
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Brian Tudor - Senior Comic Book Writer
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Comic Book Review: ‘Static Shock’ #2
‘Static Shock’ issue 2, Disarmed, starts with a brief flashback of the final few panels of ‘Static Shock’ #1 where the evil Virule cuts off our electronic hero’s left arm. Fret not gentle reader, Static’s left arm is away from his body for... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Red Lanterns’ #2
Rage is a curious thing. Rage can drive a person to do great things, just as easily as it can as it can destroy them. In ‘Red Lanterns’ #2, Red Lantern founder, and resident brain trust, Atrocitus is pondering the meaning of rage and how one form of rage can be more... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Stormwatch’ #2
The Moon is alive! The covert team of sci-fi Super Heroes known as Stormwatch must not only battle the Earth’s moon, but find a way to hide its monstrous metamorphosis from the rest of the planet! How? Uh, they’re working on it. Meanwhile, the recruitment of Midnighter... -
What’s On Comic Book Stands – October 5th
Here is the list of new comics, trade paperbacks and more shipping 10/05/2011. As always check with your retailer for availability, as not all releases may be on sale in all areas at the same time. Exploding from the pages of ‘New Avengers’; it’s the tail end... -
DC Comics New 52 – Buy, Borrow or Burn
DC Comics’ universe shaking reboot has come and gone. You’ve no doubt read all of the reviews by our Comic Book Team Scott, Jason and Brian right here. Now it is time to find out which #2′s you should keep on, add to or delete from your pull-lists at your... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Justice League Dark’ #1
DC Comics is known for superheroes, we all know this to be true. However, I have always loved the way DC Comics handles magic in the DC Universe. From Deadman to Zatanna, even Wonder Woman; all of the magical beings in the DCU are uber-powerful. Even Superman is not immune to... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Teen Titans’ #1
I long for the days of ‘Teen Titans’ being the number 1 book, not just at DC Comics, but in all of comic book-dom. Will this new Teen Titans bring the team of super-teens back to the glory days of yore? In the world of the New 52 superheroes are still relatively new,... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Green Lantern New Guardians’ #1
Over on DC Comics website the description for Green Lantern: New Guardians looks a little like this: “Kyle Rayner has assembled the most powerful team in all the universe, selected from the full spectrum of corps. But can he even keep this volatile group together?” One... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Kick-Ass 2′ #4
*Please note Kick-Ass 2 #4 is not for the faint of heart, if you are easily offended by explicit content, language and dark deeds, please click on the home button on the menu bar and head back to the homepage* Right on the front cover of the all new Kick-Ass 2 (which only took... -
Comic Book Review: ‘The Fury Of Firestorm The Nuclear Men’ #1
Jason Rusch and Ronnie Raymond are a couple of students living worlds apart. Now they are drawn into a conspiracy of super-science that will bond them forever in a way they can barely understand, let alone explain or control. The dark secrets of the murderous Dog Team and the... -
Comic Book Review: ‘The Flash’ #1
The Flash has been a major focus of the DC Universe over the past couple of years since Barry Allen returned from the grave. This past summer featured the Universe shaking Flashpoint, and now the Flash is back in an all new solo-title. If the New 52 ‘Flash’ #1 provides... -
What’s On Comic Book Stands – September 28th
Here is the list of new comics, trade paperbacks and more shipping 09/28/2011. As always check with your retailer for availability, as not all releases may be on sale in all areas at the same time. The new adventures of Superman begin here! What is The Man of Steel’s startling... -
DC Comics’ New 52 Week 3 Wrap Up
DC Comics’ universe shaking reboot is in full swing, and ScienceFiction.com is going to be covering all 52 brand new #1 issues. Below you will find links to all 12 #1′s released on Wednesday September 21st reviewed by our Comic Book Team Scott, Jason and Brian right... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Red Hood And The Outlaws’ #1
It’s one thing to reboot continuity; on many levels I’m ok with some retcon for the sake of story. It’s another thing to reboot continuity and have one of the Teen Titans of yore turned into Memento, willing to hop into the sack with anyone willing (and if you... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Nightwing’ #1
Finally, all is right in Gotham City. While I really enjoyed Dick Grayson’s run as Batman, it’s always nice to see DC Comics’ third oldest character back in the comfortable world of his own book. Kyle Higgins steps right into the world of the first sidekick...
Recent Comments
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mrgrimme: Boom, great review. Two things though... the timeline diverged at Kirks birth, with the ...
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mrgrimme: This was not a Wrath of Khan remake. In this new timeine, Khans ship, the Botany Bay wa...
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Charles: Does anyone know where the photos of the suits from VIII to XLII cam from?...
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Peter Cohen: I think it's lame that her character didn't have much depth at all. Maybe it was the actor...
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bsilverio20: Maybe my college dorm was the odd one out, but girls were definitely in their underwear as...
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Anonymous: Why is a man walking around in his underwear normal, and a woman scandalous, in today's wo...
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