The war in Otherworld reaches its boiling point in Excalibur #25 by Tini Howard, Marcus To, Eric Arciniega and Joe Caramagna. I read Excalibur #25 twice. After the first time, I felt let down. The team had a ton of pieces in place that I enjoyed, but hadnât put them together in a way that…
The team comes together in Hellions #17 just in time to fall apart. Sigh. Isn’t that always the case?
Ram V, Al Ewing and Bryan Hitch begin the tale of Venom anew in Venom #1 Vishal Gullapalli: Knock knock, let the devil in! Al Ewing and Ram Vâs Venom has finally kicked off and lemme tell you this is the book Iâve been most excited for since I first heard about it. Zachary Jenkins:…
Each week, ComicsXF staff offer their recommendations for what to read. New DC comics come out Tuesdays, everything else Wednesdays. Ariâs Pick: Whatâs the Furthest Place from Here? #1: In a world where some kind of apocalypse has wiped out the adult population, roving collectives of teens form connections where they can, and get deep…
Dan Grote · WMQ&A Episode 185: Our House with Sloane Leong Writer/artist/editor/pottery enthusiast/dachshund owner Sloane Leong joins Dan and Matt to talk about her new TKO graphic novel, “Graveneye.” You can listen to WMQ&A on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon Music, Audible and at ComicsXF.com, where new episodes move Tuesday mornings. You can follow the…
Itâs a crisp autumn night in the Midwest. My mom drops me off far enough away so my friends donât have to see me climb out of a Honda Odyssey in my Underoath hoodie. I wasnât just worried about my image, I wanted to be able to go to the hardcore shows in the shack…
Thereâs never been an era so full of stories that we canât make room for more. The Thing #1 takes us back to a more classic era of the Fantastic Four, with a focus on everyoneâs favorite ever-lovinâ blued eyed, cosmically empowered rock monster. Ben Grimmâs life is falling apart – but his personal problems…
We’re heading to Russia comrades! Join us as we talk all about Omega Red stories.Ranked this Episode: X-Men #4-7 (Omega Red) Wolverine Origins #37-40 (Romulus) Uncanny X-Force #25-35 (Final Execution)
I first noticed something was off when my comic shop went a few weeks without getting in new backing boards. Oh, well, no big deal, Iâll catch up when theyâre restocked. Then a book here and there was delayed. Hey, it happens. Maybe the artist needed a little more time. Canât rush perfection. Next thing…
With a tour schedule as chaotic as Harley herself, the newly coupled Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy head to BlĂŒdhaven and plan themselves a nice, romantic dinner date. When youâre a pair of supervillains on the run from an overzealous Jim Gordon, though, do things ever really go according to plan? Harley Quinn: The Animated…
Jimmy Leighton is a small-time second-floor hood in Boston until he breaks into the wrong Cambridge basement, fiddles with most definitely the wrong quantum computer and wakes up in Chicago with a brand new life and a swollen bank account. But then that pain flares in his head, and heâs taken to Afghanistan. Or a…
M.O.M.: Mother of Madness is a three-issue miniseries, distributed by Image Comics, written by Emilia Clarke and Marguerite Bennett, drawn by Leila Leiz, colored by Triona Farrell and lettered by Haley Rose-Lyon. Maya is a single mom who has superpowers tied to her hormonal cycle. She tackles the pressures of office life, managing friendships and…
In Matthew Rosenburg & Tyler Bossâs upcoming Image title âWhatâs The Furthest Place From Here?â a group of teens each pick an album to represent themselves, to give themselves meaning, long after they are gone. Now, they canât actually listen to the albums but thatâs beside the point. With the book coming out next week…
All the threads are coming together. Gotham is in danger from Scarecrow, the Magistrate and Queen Ivy, and itâs up to Batman and his allies to save the city in Batman #116, featuring a lead story written by James Tynion IV, drawn by Jorge Jimenez, colored by Tomeu Morey and lettered by Clayton Cowles. And…
Disneyâs The Eternals represents perhaps the biggest swing of all from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, an attempt to adapt a relatively obscure batch of sci-fi space-god characters from a â70s era comic by Marvel founding father Jack Kirby, then sell that adaptation to viewers in a post-Avengers world. Much like the MCU, the Eternals and…