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Ian, Marius, and Nolan finish their predictions by talking about the solicited covers for March, and then go issue-by-issue through this year’s 6 releases.

In a race against time, a disease researcher tries to find a cure for an incurable cancer that is sweeping across the country.

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Ian, Marius, and Nolan continue their discussion from episode 1, starting from new X-Villains and concluding with their predictions of where the series is going.

Li’l Abner may be gigantic, but he doesn’t get violent often. His mammy taught him to use his head first and his fists as a last resort. Rest assured that if Abner has to “smack yo’ ’round a bit,” then yo’ deserve it.

The second issue of Livio Ramondelli’s “The Kill Lock” invests itself into the flaws and backstory of its characters as they seek a cure for their condition. Guided by absolutely phenomenal artwork, “Kill Lock” looks to be one of the most promising new series entering 2020. Bonded by their Kill Lock, four robots search for […] Read Story

Tartarus #1 hits your local comic book store on February 12, but thanks to Image Comics, Monkeys Fighting Robots has an excellent interview with the creators of the series Johnnie Christmas and Jack T. Cole. About TARTARUS #1: A new adventure series with all the sci-fi drama of Breaking Bad set in Mos Eisley! Promising […] Read Story

With the final two episodes saved for January, CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS has nevertheless lived up to the hype as an epic crossover event for DC. But the meta stakes of this crisis are thanks in part to the various cameos sprinkled throughout its run, many of which feature previous versions of DC heroes. And we happened to rank the best ones.

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The first episode of a new podcast on Jonathan Hickman’s X-Men run. We discuss HoxPox 1-6 and issues 1-3 of the 6 successor comics to that miniseries event.

The final chapter of the Skywalker Saga is upon us. STAR WARS EPISODE IX is in theaters now, and every angle, perspective, and opinion under the sun about it is bombarding the internet. Here’s a balanced, positive, and measured review on STAR WARS EPISODE IX: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER.

If you want to set a tone or produce an identity for a location, one of the most immediate and noticeable ways of doing this is through the coloring. The choice of coloring style can make the difference between a comic leaping out at you from the page turn or sucking you into a specific […] Read Story

The final issue of David Dastmalchian and Lukas Ketner’s “Count Crowley: Reluctant Midnight Monster Hunter” is here, and it’s riddled with emotion and foreshadowing. Dastmalchian places the monster conspiracy in the background to bring Jerri Bartman’s heartbreaking story to the forefront and bring peace to the chaotic protagonist. The cathartic plot coupled with series-best artwork […] Read Story

The Mask, after twenty years, is back in comics and people’s minds. Unlike the Jim Carrey movie, which plays up the comedy factor, the comics tend to fall into cultural outrage. Even the initial title Masque was starting to become very political with commentary on the Vietnam war; so much so original creator Mike Richardson […] Read Story