The T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents debuted in 1965, published by Tower Comics and were a mixture of two of the biggest fads in pop culture…
The ‘History of the Marvel Universe’ isn’t so much a comic book as it is a double sized prose issue with comic images.…
‘FF’ #12 begins where last week’s ‘Fantastic Four’ #600 left off. During Annihilus’ invasion of the Baxter Building, the Reed kids and the…
Wait a second… since when is Ghost Rider a girl?! Apparently since the start of this series! The new Ghost Rider is an…
In the past decade, Free Comic Book Day has rapidly become almost a personal holiday for me. It’s when comic companies give local…
This issue kicks off with a bang, as the X-Men battle an army of Sinister clones in their attempt to recover the head…
It’s up to Daredevil to save two targets, an informant named Randall and a kid named Austin, caught in the cross-hairs of Midas…
The concept of the film ‘Cowboys and Aliens’ isn’t high-art by any means. In fact, the film’s title is one of those rare…
This one-shot issue is yet another retelling of the origin of The Mighty Thor. It details young Thor’s strained relationship with his half-brother…
A few days ago, we reported that a copy of ‘Action Comics’ #1, possibly belonging to actor Nicolas Cage, was up for auction at…
‘Green Lantern: The Animated Series’ is based on the Cartoon Network show of the same name. I watched the animated show when it…
From all appearances, DC’s New 52 relaunch has been doing quite well. Sure, there are a few stinker titles (like ‘Men of War’…
I have the strangest relationship with Marvel Comics. I’m a fan! Don’t get me wrong, but I don’t think I’m a fan of…
Now I’ve cleaned out my attic, closets, and old comic boxes from time to time. But never have I been so lucky as…
Here is the list of new comics, trade paperbacks and more shipping 11/30/2011. As always check with your retailer for availability, as not…