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Teen Titans Tuesdays: Introduction
andrewrodriguez | Jul 24, 2018 | 0
Remember that classic Silver Age comic where Robin shot a guy in the face while snapping someone else’s neck? Yeah, me neither. But maybe, just maybe, you are blissfully unaware of the storied history of the adolescent collective of crime-fighters better known as the Teen Titans. Now, hold up;...
Read MoreIron Fist Season 2 Trailer Revealed at Comic-Con
The trailers are coming fast and furious at 2018’s San Diego Comic-Con, and following the first look at DC’s Titans is a peek at the second season of one of Marvel’s streaming series. This year has brought sophomore seasons for Jessica Jones and Luke Cage, and September 7 will see Danny Rand�...
Read MoreREVIEW: Amazing Spider-Man #1 (2018)
andrewrodriguez | Jul 13, 2018 | 0
“With great power must also come great responsibility.” That singular phrase is what writer Nick Spencer and artist Ryan Ottley were entrusted with when they took their respective torches from Dan Slott and his menagerie of collaborators during his run on Marvel’s flagship masked hero. This un...
Read MoreREVIEW: Big Hero 6: The Series – Season 1, Episodes 5 and 6, “Fred’s Bro-Tillion” and “Food Fight”
*Spoilers* In “Fred’s Bro-tillion,” Aunt Cass fights rowdy kitchen supplies. Meanwhile, Fred calls his friends, insisting that it’s an emergency, but when they arrive, he’s on the couch getting a foot rub. He tells his friends that his Bro-tillion is coming up; a Bro-tillion, h...
Read MoreNew Independent Comic The Last Line Launches Next Month
Independent comic books are on the rise of late, a response to the perceived deficiencies in the mainstream comics industry. Former DC and Marvel artist Ethan van Sciver has found great success with Cyberfrog: Bloodhoney, his revival of his Cyberfrog character, and Richard C. Meyer of Diversity &...
Read MoreREVIEW: Jupiter Jet, Volume One (2018)
I love this comic! Whoops, I spoiled the review early, but I honestly cannot contain my excitement. Jupiter Jet is an absolute blast, one that had me (figuratively) madly flipping the pages from beginning to end. Jupiter Jet follows a sixteen-year-old girl named Jacky who, with the use of an awesome...
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