In this week’s episode of the Major Spoilers Podcast, Casey Jones takes center stage in IDW’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles spin-off, Conan faces serpent sorcery from Titan Comics, and Magic: The Gathering stirs up controversy with its “Through the Omen Paths” reskin set. Plus, we take a spooky detour into DC’s Tales of the Ghost Castle (1975), exploring Bronze Age horror, Filipino artists, and why some of these short stories still creep under your skin.
Browsing: Neil Gaiman
ANANSI BOYS I #4 (W) Neil Gaiman, Marc Bernardin (A/CA) Shawn Martinbrough #1 New York…
Early Reviews for The Penguin TV Show Skew Positive
Marc Bernardin takes Neil Gaiman’s book Anansi Boys to the comic page! Check out the story of Fat Charlie as he learns the truth of his heritage in Anansi Boys #1 by Dark Horse Comics!
Whisk away with Jason and Ashley as we traverse the eerie and enchanting corridors of…
The Harlequin comes to find his Columbine, pinning his heart to her door. But wait, my story gets better. Your Major Spoilers Retro Review of Harlequin Valentine awaits!
Dark Horse Comics announced Neil Gaiman’s Anansi Boys is getting the comic book adaptation with Gaiman, Marc Bernardin, and Shawn Martinbrough bringing the tale to fans.
Every since his unexpected resurrection, Dickie Dauntless has had nothing but questions. But now that he’s found answers, he has a bone to pick with his old friend, Miracleman. Your Major Spoilers review of Miracleman: The Silver Age #7 from Marvel Comics awaits!
Even though it was a brand-new title, and one of the very first of the books that would found Vertigo Comics, Neil Gaiman’s Sandman was firmly steeped in the lore of the DC Universe. Welcome to Ten Things: Ten Sandman Characters Who Predate The Sandman!
This week, we’re revisiting comics based on the works of William Shakespeare.
This week we’re taking a look at the historical era known as The Renaissance.
It’s a certified shindig with this week’s “So You Want To Read Comics”. This is our weekly feature where we take a look at a single topic or genre, then give you two comic book recommendations, perfect for new readers, based on that topic or genre. This week, we’re looking at parties.
Young Miracleman has retreated to the furthest reaches of the Himalayas to try and come to terms with life after 40 years dead. It’s… not working out the way he had hoped. Your Major Spoilers review of Miracleman: The Silver Age #5 from Marvel Comics awaits!
Here is something that may have slipped below your radar – Miracleman: The Silver Age #6 by Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham arrives on June 7th!