As Supergirl gets closer to the truth in her search for answers, the Green Lantern Corps close in for a high-speed showdown. Read More
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Review – Supergirl #22: Escape from Mogo
Category Archives: Comic Books
Review – Superman #4: War in the Phantom Zone
With Earth being slowly destroyed in the Phantom Zone, Superman does battle again an army of alien villains. Read More
Review – Cursed Comics Cavalcade #1: Halloween Horror
Ten acclaimed DC creative teams join forces to deliver a jumbo-sized volume of spooky tales. Read More
Review – Wonder Woman #56: The Witching Hour Part 2: Sorceresses Everywhere
As Wonder Woman and the Justice League Dark try to stay ahead of Hecate, an ancient enemy may be switching sides. Read More
The Many Lives of Doctor Who: A First Glimpse Into the 13th Doctor
Titan Comics presents a myriad of artists reliving 12 moments, one for each of the previous doctors. Read More
‘Suit Up’ With Marcy Harriell, DC Comics, and Bluprint
This New York Comic Con, Bluprint (NBCU’s digital lifestyle subscription service) is partnering with DC Comics for a series of online classes that will teach fans how to make the perfect DIY Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Superman costumes. The four-part tutorial series, ‘Suit Up,’ launched yesterday, Thursday, October 4. Read More
Review – The Curse of Brimstone #7: Horrors in Florida
Joe and Annie’s quest for answers leads them to a small Florida town, where the Salesman demands an unspeakable payment. Read More
Review – Injustice 2 #35: Wedding Day
It’s the big day for Killer Croc and Orca, and it’s exactly as unusual as you’d expect. Read More
Review -“The Unexpected #5”: Enter Hawkman
With Frankenstein’s castle as a background, Hawkman and Firebrand do battle with an ancient enemy lurking in the background. Read More
Review – United States vs. Murder Inc. #2: Jagger’s Test
Jagger Rose is a made woman. How far will she go to keep her new status? Read More
Review – Border Town #2: Chupacabras of Arizona
Last issue’s chaos was just the beginning, as four teens find out just how bizarre their town’s secrets are. Read More
Review – “Adventures of the Super-Sons #3”: Superboy vs. Superboy
Red Kryptonite has created two different Superboys. Can they get along long enough to survive against an army of villains? Read More
Review – Green Lanterns #56: Cyborg Superman’s Revenge
As Simon Baz makes his move to free his fellow Lanterns, the Cyborg Superman returns to where his villainous career began. Read More
Review – “The Dreaming #2”: The Trials of Merv Pumpkinhead
Dream is missing, the Dreaming is falling apart, and one bigoted pumpkin may be the only person who can save it. Read More
Review – Green Arrow #45: Funeral for a Friend
As one of the victims of Heroes in Crisis is laid to rest, Green Arrow has a brutal confrontation with the Justice League. Read More
Review – Deathstroke #36: Welcome to Arkham
Priest’s thriller returns to the present day, as Deathstroke finds himself abandoned in the most unhealthy mental health institution on Earth. Read More
Review – Harley Quinn #51: Enter Captain Triumph
Harley’s adventures through time have let a Golden Age superhero into the modern DCU. It’s not going well. Read More
Review – “Justice League #9”: Downtime for the League
With the threat of the Legion of Doom gone for now, the Justice League spends some much-needed bonding time and ties up loose ends. Read More
Review – “Batman #56”: Paths of Vengeance
In the aftermath of last issue’s shocking finale, Batman and KGBeast embark on deeply personal missions of revenge. Read More
Review – Nightwing #50: A New Grayson
A brain-damaged Dick Grayson returns to Bludhaven to sort out his new life, as a creative team switch looms. Read More
Review – “Wonder Woman/Justice League Dark: The Witching Hour #1” – Enter Hecate
An ancient evil stalks Wonder Woman, and all the magic in the DCU may not be enough to stop her. Read More
‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Trailer – This Looks Amazing!
This new trailer for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse really looks amazing. The animation style is great, and finally getting to see some of our favorite members of the Spider-Family come to life is really exciting. Read More
‘Hellboy: The Complete Short Stories Vol.2’ Is What I Want for Halloween
Featuring stories from 1961 to 1993, in chronological order. Read More
Register Now for the Portland Book Festival!
Tickets are available now for this year’s Portland Book Festival (formerly known as Wordstock). Read More
‘Rolled & Told’ – Monthly D&D Adventure and Comic Book September 2018
‘Rolled & Told’ Issue #1 is out — a comic book filled with D&D adventures, articles, artwork, and more. Read More
Review – Raven: Daughter of Darkness #8: Magical Teen All-Stars
Baron Winters assembles a team of teen magic-users to recruit new allies, and Raven comes face-to-face with the next big magical threat. Read More
Review – Scooby-Doo Team-Up #42: Ape Invasion!
Do you like Super-Apes? This issue has every single super-ape ever created! Yes, even the disco Gorilla mob boss. Read More
Review – Archie Meets Batman ’66 #3: Riverdale Resistance
As the Gotham villains consolidate their hold on Riverdale, the teens of Riverdale and Gotham get closer to uncovering the truth. But the villains have…burgers? Read More
Review – “Batman: Kings of Fear #2”: Scarecrow in Control
Batman faces off with Scarecrow in the aftermath of the Arkham breakout – but what is real and what is illusion? Read More
Review – “Titans #26”: Blood Cult
As Ben Rubel settles into his new role on the Titans, a band of mysterious blood creatures threatens to upend the team’s darkest secrets. Read More
