Archive for the ‘Comic Books’ category
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Comic Book Review: ‘X-Men Legacy’ #10
X-Men Legacy has taken a complete change from where the comic left off after the Marvel NOW! relaunch. Currently the focus is on Charles Xavier’s son, Legion, who is quite possibly the most powerful mutant that has been born. At the very least he ranks up there when he’s... -
Comic Book Review – The Movement #1
Inspired by our modern society, especially the Occupy Movement, The Movement are disenfranchised young heroes with out-there powers, who represent the 99% and are going after corrupt government and corporate institutions. Writer Gail Simone described the book this way: It’s... -
Wil Wheaton Gives ‘Why It’s Awesome To Be A Nerd’ Speech To Newborn Fan
Photo credit: WilWeaton.net Sometimes it’s hard to separate between the iconic character an actor plays and his actual persona. Sci-fi and comic conventions are a great way to meet your idols and see their more personal side, and one actor who has been showing that he is more... -
Comic Book Review – Earth 2 #12
The past few issues have established Khalid Ben-Hassin as the new Doctor Fate. Finally, here he cuts loose, battling Wotan in the skies above Boston. Green Lantern and Hawkgirl are investigating the death of Sam, GL’s boyfriend in China, but the mystical energy that... -
‘Supernatural: The Great Escape’ – Recap
After the latest filler, this week’s Supernatural installment firmly ensconced us back into the race for the tablets. And after “The Great Escapist”, I no longer wonder how hard-hitting the end to the season will be, rather how many more questions will we be wanting to... -
Comic Book Review – The Walking Dead – Free Comic Book Day 2013
Comprised of reprints of rare “origin” stories and an original short starring Tyreese, The Walking Dead is Image’s no-brainer selection for its Free Comic Book Day offering, cashing in on the success of the TV series and embellishing the experience for newcomers... -
Best-selling Young-Adult Novel ‘Graceling’ Acquired as Film Francise
The ever-lucrative young-adult novel genre is continuously being mined for the next big Hollywood adaptation, and news hit last week that another popular book series is on its way to the big screen. ‘Graceling,’ by Kristin Cashore, takes place in a medieval fantasy... -
Comic Book Review: ‘Thanos Rising’ #2
Last issue we found that Thanos is free in the Marvel Universe. While we don’t know what he has planning (just that it has something to do with the upcoming Infinity event as he needs to be more prolific with his role in the upcoming Avengers films), we do learn that... -
Comic Book Review – Worlds’ Finest: Huntress & Power Girl #12
Power Girl finally ditches her yoga suit and is the first character in the New 52 to return to her classic costume.(for that move) Okay kidding. While Earth 2 is plagued by Steppenwolf, Karen Starr (Power Girl) has been sparring with rival Michael Holt, even though Holt vanished... -
Comic Book Review – Aquaman #19
The biggest news this issue, is the updating of another classic Aquaman supporting cast member, Topo. Oh you know Topo! He’s Aquaman’s octopus, but he’s been re-invented quite a bit here. Arthur is still having trouble adapting to the role as Atlantis’... -
The Sentry Returning From The Grave In ‘Uncanny Avengers’
As a general rule, no one stays dead in comics except Batman’s parents and Uncle Ben Parker. Because of that, many characters come in and out of the realm of the living as if the Underworld had a revolving door. At C2E2, Marvel announced that the latest character being reintroduced... -
Exclusive Preview: Deathstroke #20
Check out the latest ScienceFiction.com EXCLUSIVE preview from DC Comics! We have the first look of ’Deathstroke’ #20 which will be in a comic book store near you on May 8th! Synopsis: The most accomplished cape-killer in the world gets the chance to add to his... -
What Comics Should You Get On Free Comic Book Day? Let Our Comic Book Reviewers Help You Out
Tomorrow, Saturday, is a special day for the sci-fi genre! Not only is it May the 4th, the day of celebration of all things ‘Star Wars,’ but it is also Free Comic Book Day! If you’re not familiar with the concept, Free Comic Book Day is just that – a day when participating... -
Wolverine Becomes ‘Killable’ This Summer
With a blockbuster film hitting theaters this summer, you’d think that Wolverine would be on top of the world. Though the film version of the character is ready to come out claws slashing in ‘The Wolverine’, it appears that the comic book counterpart is gearing up for... -
Geoff Johns and Jeff LeMire Discuss “Trinity War”
In July, DC will launch the biggest New 52 event yet, with Trinity War, which focuses on DC’s traditional “Trinity”– Wonder Woman, Superman and Batman (two of which recently began dating)– as well as the Trinity of Sin– The Phantom Stranger,...
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