The Omega Effect is in its second part! Will the unlikely trio of Punisher, Daredevil, and Spider-Man be able to destroy the Omega Drive or will it fall into the hands of one the world’s evilest organizations?
Author: Zach Woolf
Zach Woolf
Zach is a recent college graduate who’s love for consuming media is surpassed only by his love for creating it. He has a firm belief that if we could all just play with LEGOs for 30 minutes a day the world would be a better place. If those two statements don’t tell you everything you need to know about Zach, follow him on Twitter at @zwoolf.
There is more axe wielding goodness in the new international trailer for this summer’s Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.
The Diamond Retailer Summit is in it’s last day in Chicago right now, but last night big news in the world comics was announced by the one and only Eric Powell. The Goon is going monthly! You read that right, the book loved by many is going to be regularly released on a monthly schedule.
While the parents are away the kids will team up and try and overthrow a teenaged god. That’s how the saying goes right?
If you still aren’t excited for the upcoming Avengers movie, then maybe a new Iron Man statue from ArtFX will do the trick.
The creative duo from The Spectacular Spider-Man are back together and will give you sweet swag if you help send their book back to the printers.
Deep inside the earth, our hero is poised to do battle with the Mole Man. But does anyone win in a battle over the dead?
Friendly pub and zombie apocalypse safe haven The Winchester could soon be yours in Lego form. Hopefully the shotgun above the bar isn’t fully functioning this time.
Disregarding the age-old advice of ”grab your funnel cake then leave” when going to an amusement park, Peter, Ray, Winston, and Egon find themselves trapped within the grounds and surrounded. Will they all make it out with their souls?
People love a good conspiracy…wait I have already said this. Apparently it’s true though because now this week Oni Press is presenting a new series revolving about D.B. Cooper and the supposed truth behind this 40-year-old mystery.
People love a good conspiracy, so one wrapped around the team tasked with developing the first atomic bomb should spark the interest of hippies and men in dark rooms alike.
The adults have been given their time to shine in Fantastic Four, but now the kids get to show what they made of in FF. It’s not just a coincidence that those titles could have the same meaning is it?
A point one issue right after a time travel arc?! Surely time-travel wonkiness will ensue? Right? Right!?
Parents have the tendency to talk about how rebellious their child is. But ask yourself this parents, “Has my child ever ran away to be trained by an assassin who wants to teach him to harness his anger in a more destructive way?” No? I guess you don’t have it that bad then.