Batwoman #1 debuts this week, Jon Kent and Damian Wayne break into LexCorp, and Cave Carson has a spectacular ending to its first arc. Read More
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DC This Week – Batwoman Delivers
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DC This Week — Super-Sons!
The Super-Sons have fun bonding, Ellis returns to the Wild Storm universe, and Batwoman’s own comic series returns! Plus, Nightwing in a romantic mood is perfect. But about that ending….. Read More
‘The View From the Cheap Seats’ by Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman’s fiction has changed my life several times, so it was no great shock to me that The View From the Cheap Seats, a collection of his non-fiction, would also have a profound impact on me. Read More
Review: Field Notes Quintessential Memo Books
I purchased my first Field Notes memo books six years ago at the recommendation of Warren Ellis. I now have an extensive collection of various books from Field Notes, but, like most geeks, I can’t stop collecting them, and they are worth every penny. Read More
Are Any Comic Books Romantic Enough to Be Valentine’s Day Gifts?
With Valentine’s Day later this week, you might want to cuddle up with your significant other and a comic. Check out this list for some good books. Read More
The Superman Mythos and Lois Lane: Why She Matters
“I think Lois is amazing and it comes down to portrayal. She’s the woman that Superman falls in love with – think about who that woman has to be. It’s not the most beautiful person in the world, but that’s … Read More
Checking Back in With the X-Men After All These Years
It’s been almost a decade since I was a regular X-Men reader. I was completely and utterly hooked on the original title, Uncanny X-Men, but around the time the title split into X-Force, Generation X, X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, whatever book … Read More
Comics Spotlight on Hotwire: Deep Cut
Happy Comics Release Day! Hotwire was in a batch of review copies sent to me by Radical Publishing, which specializes in action, horror and fantasy stories. GeekDad Jonathan gave an overview of the company’s comics last year and I’ve previously … Read More
