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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DC Comics To Reboot Its Entire DC Universe Line Back To #1s
The rumors are true. The DC Universe is rebooting. What will this mean for our favorite DCU characters? Do you have a book you are worried about losing? I know I’m worried about Batgirl, Red Robin and Emerald Warriors. When DC announced they would be renumbering their... -
What’s on Comic Book Stands – June 1st
Here is the list of new comics, trade paperbacks and more shipping 06/01/2011. As always check with your retailer for availability, as not all releases may be on sale in all areas at the same time. It’s a Flashpoint kind of a week as Flashpoint #2 and a whole mess of Flashpoint... -
Comic Book Review: Cobra #1
Cobra Commander is dead! Long live Cobra Commander! The question is… who is the next Cobra Commander? The role of leader must be filled and the most lethal and cunning Cobra operatives must compete to see who will reign supreme. The winner of the contest will be the one... -
Comic Book Review: Green Arrow #12
Brightest Day is over. It actually ended last month. Green Arrow #12 wraps up the Emerald Archers part in the universe spanning event. I have been a big fan of J.T. Krul’s take on Oliver Queen. That being said, I am happy the Brightest Day tie-in is over. Before the tie-in... -
Archaia to Publish New ‘Planet of the Apes’ Illustrated Novel
Ok, so this is exciting! Whenever Planet of the Apes is on TV (usually AMC it seems) for a nice weekend long marathon, I’m good to tune in for a couple of hours of watching Zira, Cornelius and Dr. Zaius torture old “Bright Eyes” trying to find out why he has... -
X-Men: First Class Preview
X-Men First Class charts the epic beginning of the X-Men saga, to reveal the secret history of famous global events. Before mutants revealed themselves to the world, and before Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr took the names Professor X and Magneto, they were young men discovering... -
Comic Book Review: War of the Green Lanterns Parts 7, 8 and 9
The image to your left is the actual cover of War of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath #1, but after reading Green Lantern #66, Green Lantern Corps #60 and Emerald Warriors #10 it seemed very fitting for this review/recap. As the conclusion of the War draws near Geoff Johns, Tony... -
Booster Gold #44 Sells Out! Second Printing On The Way
After only 48 hours in stores, Booster Gold #44, Flashpoint prelude issue sold out at DC Comics. Now Booster Gold 44 is going back to press for a new, second printing. Reprinting the story by Booster Gold’s creator Dan Jurgens with art by Jurgens and Norm Rapmund, the... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Young Justice’ #4
A woman is targeted by a covert group of assassins and it is up to Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad to the save the day! Can the teenage heroes save her from the combined menace of Hook and Black Spider? Only if they can escape from the deadly duo themselves. These heroes must prove... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Star Wars Jedi Dark Side’ #1
The events of ‘Star Wars Jedi: The Dark Side’ #1 take place 53 years before Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and the Rebel Alliance destroyed the first Death Star at Yavin 4. In the first major victory for the Rebels over the Empire, they kick-start a galactic shift in... -
Comic Book Review: ‘X-Men Giant-Size’ #1
X-Men Giant-Size #1 kicks off the story: ‘First to Last”. This story will have you rethinking everything you thought you knew about the original X-Men! Something happened to Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Beast, Angel, Iceman and Professor X years ago, a secret so horrible... -
What’s on Comic Book Stands – May 25th
Here is the list of new comics, trade paperbacks and more shipping 05/25/2011. As always check with your retailer for availability, as not all releases may be on sale in all areas at the same time. DC Comics won’t tell you much about this issue (Action Comics #901) without... -
The Original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Return to Comics
The good news is that this August an all new “Heroes on a Half-shell” on-going series will debut. The better news is that TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman will be on the team bringing our favorite mutant ninja turtles back to the funny books. Starting in August, IDW’s Teenage... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Batman Gates of Gotham’ #1
I’ll be the first to admit I’m a sucker for a good Batman mini-series. Batman: Knightfall? I was all in. Bruce Wayne: Fugitive? All in. Batman: War Game? I have every volume of the trades. So, when I see a Batman mini-series called Gates of Gotham and a tag at the... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Rocketeer Adventures’ #1
I love the Rocketeer, I wish I could be like Cliff Secord and call girls “doll” and “dame” and sound cool while doing so. That being said, I really liked this book. And I enjoyed all of the short stories and the pin-up illustrations. Rocketeer Adventures...

























