Review: Amazing Spider-Man #6 is a Disappointing Milestone
Bobby reviews Amazing Spider-Man #6, which commemorates both the 900th issue of Amazing Spider-Man and the 60th anniversary of Spider-Man.
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Superman: Space Age and Hope In A Hopeless World
What does it mean to have hope?
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End After End: Get Ready to Die Another Day
The cannon fodder takes the stage.
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Ant-Man #1 Recaptures the Energy of the Silver Age Perfectly
Al Ewing and Tom Reilly’s Ant-Man #1, the first in a six part series, perfectly recaptures the energy of the Silver Age, writes Jordan Edwards.
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Echolands: Book One is the Start of An Epic Story
Some stories start out gentle. They take you by the hand and slowly get you accustomed to the story, the world, and the characters, so that you’re comfortable diving in further. Echolands is not one of those stories. It immediately drops you into a sprawling world, in the middle of a chase scene, with only…
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The Brother of All Men: A Nation Defined by Annihilation
Reagan Anick reflects on The Brother of All Men #1 and what it has to say about Canada’s tendency to brush our history under the rug.
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Alien Annual #1: More Than Just Another Bug Hunt?
Marvel’s Alien relaunches with a new #1 next month, but before that happens Quinn Hesters has some thoughts on the annual.
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Young Hellboy: Assault on Castle Death #1 is a Good Start for Hellboy Fans
Everyone has a beginning.
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Dark Spaces: Wildfire #1 is a Great Concept that Needs More Time
Good old human dilemmas.
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Hellboy and the BPRD: Time is a River is the Same Old Great Hellboy
Mike Mignola’s Hellboy has always been a very important character to me. I’ve just always been so drawn to Mignola’s world. A beautiful collage of different mythologies, stories, and tones. Often, the joy of reading Hellboy is in seeing plot threads pay off years later; it’s one big sprawling saga. However, I find myself most…
