Archive for the ‘Comic Books’ category
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Comic Book Review: ‘Nova’ #4
Previously on Nova, Sam Alexander has inherited the role and powers of his father and became one of the Nova Corps. However, there’s no training and the actual Nova Corps are still broken. Gamora and Rocket Raccoon have stepped in to help with his training but when he... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Iron Man’ #10
Previously on Iron Man, Tony Stark decided to take a little jaunt into space to clear his head. Immediately he was taken prisoner as being charged with the death of The Phoenix. Instead of being put to death he was able to escape with the help of an Android named 451. This android... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Wolverine and the X-Men’ #29
Wolverine and the X-Men just finished off a great little story arc that set his focus more on being the new Professor and giving us a better idea of some of his students. It also hinted towards future plot lines by bringing back his brother Dog into the mix. Finally though it... -
‘Supernatural’ Finale: Sacrifice – Recap
There is an art to making a successful television show, especially those that carry one pervading story arc throughout the entire season. But as difficult as it is to maintain the momentum through 20+ episodes, it’s even more difficult to cap it off with a season finale that... -
Comic Book Review – Batwoman #20
The tense relationship between the DEO and their unwilling agent Batwoman comes to a crossroads as they offer her the one thing she didn’t think she’d ever recover, her sister Beth, formerly the deranged villain Alice, who had appeared to have been killed in combat. That... -
Comic Book Review – Sword of Sorcery #8
Sadly, this is the final issue of this excellent series, but at least most storylines get wrapped up and it goes out in style. Eclipso has conquered much of Nilaa, taking over House Onyx and swaying the treacherous Lord Zushan from House Diamond to his side. He then sets... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Age of Ultron’ #8
After two issues of ‘Age of Ulrton’, we’re in a completely different Marvel Universe these days. In issue seven, after Wolverine and the Invisible Woman went back in time to eliminate Dr. Hank Pym before he could create Ultron, they returned to the present to discover that... -
Exclusive Preview: The Savage Hawkman #20
Check out the latest ScienceFiction.com EXCLUSIVE preview from DC Comics! We have the first look of ’The Savage Hawkman’ #20 which will be in a comic book store near you on May 22nd! Synopsis: Hawkman vs. Blockbuster round two! Hawkman transforms his Nth metal armor... -
Comic Book Review – Avengers: The Enemy Within #1
This is a tad misleading. Honestly, this is the next issue of Captain Marvel, just packaged as an Avengers crossover. Which could be a good thing, seeing as Marvel’s solo female-led books aren’t selling near what DC’s are. Captain Marvel is a fascinating... -
What’s On Comic Book Stands – May 15th
Here is the list of new comics, trade paperbacks and more shipping on 5/15/2013. As always, check with your retailer for availability, as not all releases may be on sale in all areas at the same time. Here is what’s on my pull-list this week. An unknown enemy obliterates... -
‘I, Frankenstein’ Gets A Motion Poster
Do you love graphic novels and horror? It’s an ever increasingly popular category in Hollywood these days (I’m sure it helps that’s it’s being fueled by the runaway juggernaut, ‘The Walking Dead’) With an increasing love for the genre, there... -
Top Ten Worst Mothers In Comics
Mothers can be one of the most significant, if not THE most significant influence on a person’s life, hopefully teaching you to make good choices and be kind to other people. But even if they instead teach you to kill mercilessly or try to kill you, I think have to admit... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Avenging Spider-Man’ #20
The Spider-Man team up books in the past had honestly been a little bit boring before Dr. Octopus took over Spidey’s life. Now it truly feels as if it’s building to a huge crossover into the mainstream title as for some reason Doc Ock has been apparently collecting... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Thor: God of Thunder’ #8
Of all of the Marvel characters that fall into the larger universe who can have their own book, Thor is the most fitting. Wolverine is everywhere to the point of it being ridiculous but Thor? He’s a God. He’s not going to just be hanging out with The Avengers all... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Uncanny X-Force’ #4
With a team (and I use that word very loosely here) consisting of Storm, Psylocke, Puck, Fantomex, and Cluster you’d think there would be a huge interest in what’s going on. Mix in them being on a black ops mission for Wolverine and throw in Bishop, Spiral (Psylocke’s...
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