When an ancient enemy returns to the peaceful landfill of Blacksand, three old friends reunite to defend their world and rescue their kidnapped children.

Over the years, Spider-Man has battled many Sinister Sixes, but which is the perfect combo of villains! PLUS! The MCU Sinister Six. Tim Stevens explains the rules, explores the options and builds the perfect villain teams.

Batman villain Hush has been announced as one of the major baddies of The CW’s BATWOMAN. But who is the man in bandages and how will he fit in? ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens lets you know.

With Bad Reception Juan Doe has created an unnerving and engaging opening issue with clever, atmospheric panels that draw the read relentlessly across the page.

Becoming a professional writer in comics is tough. Most writers work in other mediums to perfect his or her storytelling craft. That is why it was important to chat with Lindsay Smith and Heli Kennedy. They are a great example of expanding into new mediums for writers. Orphan Black is a science fiction series that […]

Bruce Wayne exists in two separate realities: that of a billionaire playboy, and another as the Caped Crusader. But, what’s Bruce to do when one of the world’s deadliest assassins seems to be gunning for the former persona and several of his powerful and wealthy associates? That seems to be the question in Detective Comics […]

Dark Red #6 hits your local comic book store on September 4, but thanks to AfterShock Comics, Monkeys Fighting Robots has an exclusive four-page preview to share with you. The series is by Tim Seeley and Corin Howell, with colors by Mark Englert, letters by Marshall Dillon, and a cover by Meghan Hetrick. The incentive […]

How will WANDAVISION set up the DOCTOR STRANGE sequel? Here’s what we know now and a few hypotheses, as presented by Kevin Erdmann, on where they may lead.

There’s been a surge of claims we should look back to Marvel Animation’s superhero cartoons of the 90’s.  Why? Well, the claims say it serves as the first MCU. Let’s question that.

Despite a rocky first half of its first season, Marvel’s AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. has gradually become Marvel’s most consistently good TV show, retaining its quality while more acclaimed programs dipped. The factors behind this vary but they have allowed the show to outlive its in-universe competition while telling its own compelling narrative. Let’s find out how that worked.

DEADPOOL ANNUAL #1 hits your local comic book store on August 21, but thanks to Marvel Comics, Monkeys Fighting Robots has an exclusive four-page preview. DEADPOOL ANNUAL #1 is written by Dana Schwartz, with art by Reilly Brown, Aaron Kuder is the cover artist, Nelson DeCastro & Craig Yeung inked the book, Matt Herms with […]

With Sonata #3, in stores this week from Image Comics, creators David Hine, Brian Haberlin, and Geirrod Van Dyke recover much of the magic they kindled on the first issue. Sonata, Pau, and Treen are thousands of kubits from home, in the planet’s southern hemisphere. At the same time, the Ran and Tayan put aside […]

If you’ve been enjoying The Green Lantern by Grant Morrison and Liam Sharp, your reading list will be soon be undergoing a big change. DC Comics has announced that October’s issue #12 will be the end of the series (for now). This isn’t a huge surprise, as Morrison confirmed before the book even launched that issues […]

The strong layouts and attention to character makes Orphan Age #5 work exceptionally well. This series is picking up speed and heading in the right direction.