I’ve heard a lot of cool story hooks in my time, but “horror on the high seas” is one of the more compelling in recent memory… How far would you go to save your own life? Your Major Spoilers review of Plunder #1 awaits!
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The Multiversity: Mastermen #1 takes readers to the earth where Nazi’s reigned and Overman has a moral crisis in their wake.
What We Do in the Shadows is a mockumentary about vampires that stars most of the New Zealand comedy scene and is utterly hilarious.
Jimmie Robinson brought us the madness of Bomb Queen and the cleverness of Five Weapons, but this time he’s going solo on a different kind of tale… Your Major Spoilers review of The Empty #1 awaits!
I was one of the few people who didn’t enjoy Star Wars #1 (you can read my review here), so of course I decided to pick up Darth Vader #1! How could I not? It’s Darth Vader in his own book! Did I have the same problems I did with the main title? Read on and find out.
Though the set isn’t scheduled to arrive until March 2015, Stephen was able to get his hands on LEGO Marvel Superheroes set #76029 – Iron Man vs. Ultron. Potential Spoilers Ahead!
Thor #5 focuses a lot on Asgardia and its inhabitants reactions to the new Thor. Odinson gets drunk.
Like any comic nerd, I have opinions. George Perez is amazing, The Wasp is the greatest Avengers leader in history, not enough people appreciate the beauty of the black-and-white ‘Deadly Hands Of Kung-Fu’ title from the 1970s. But it’s not all beer and Skittles, even in my head, and sometimes I worry that I’m too hard on the comics of the 1990s, and so today I’m going to re-examine one as a grown-up, and see if younger me was overly critical. Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Spider-Man #1 awaits!
Spider-Verse concludes! Can our spidery heroes prevail? And, if so, at what cost? Your Major Spoilers review of Amazing Spider-Man #14 awaits!
Ares & Aphrodite #6 proves just how sneaky GiGi really is, ties up loose ends and leaves some hope for the future of two characters named after Greek deities.
It’s Valentine’s Day and Harley Quinn doesn’t plan on spending the night alone. Good thing Bruce Wayne is up on the auction block (for charity, of course).
Some comic series’ run their course, then fade away. However, some remain in the hearts and minds of fans for a long time after the last issue comes out. One of the books that has lived on in me has been Alien Legion. A new miniseries has now been collected and is available in local comics shops, so I’m very happy about it!
Canaries brings Thea into the fold while making moves to shape the future of Team Arrow.
The Wachowski siblings have been up and down with their releases since The Matrix in 1999, so will their latest rise to the occasion or will it leave audiences wanting more? Stephen and Zach review Jupiter Ascending this week on Zach on Film!