When I first got into comics I kinda had the basic outline of books I thought would be interesting. Batman, Daredevil, and Deadpool amongst others, though all in the DC/Marvel variety. I’m not really sure how it happened, but once again I refer back to my saying that it’s as though [...]
Join Tiger as he reviews Super Spy and Star Trek Omnibus Vol. 2. Also an exclusive interview with David Mack as he talks about his process in creating his art.
Now this may be the case for any period in time when someone decides to begin reading comics, but I believe that this is the perfect time to enter the fray if it’s something you’ve been considering. Personally, I feel that everything has rebooted just for me. Every character that [...]
Happy Birthday Company Man! Pedro Hernandez’s ‘Company Man’ hits the big 200 panels mark this week in Webcomics Wednesday in this sumptuous doubleserving of awesomeness wrapping up the epic battle scene from the last few weeks!
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My Alex Ross story is infamous. My readers know it, message boards speak of it as some urban legend, and I’ve even spoken to some comic creators about it who have all more or less said the same thing; “That is why I always try to be nice and respectful at signings, because first impressions [...]
I want to see Fabian Nicieza write Teen Titans. I want to see the book roll over creative teams, again, and hand the reigns of this title that has yet to get back to where it was when Geoff Johns left it, over to Fabian Nicieza. I want Fabian to work with Kon, Cassie, Bart, [...]
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to ‘Brain Science‘ by Alex Patterson and Ian King as it turns 25 this week, just as Pedro Hernandez’s ‘Company Man’ gets nearer to its own 200th panel anniversary next week! Here at the Nexus we say ‘let us have cake’!
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WW is on a roll again with two new webcomics each week! This week: Pedro Hernandez’s ‘Company Man’ in another action-packed sequence and the hunt for the bestest brain in ‘Brain Science‘ by Alex Patterson and Ian King!
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Not everyone will understand this, but sometimes I enjoy movies more than I enjoy books. It’s a rare occasion, but sometimes there’s a movie that’s done so perfectly, yet altered certain aspects of the book it was based off of in a way that change it entirely. That sounds odd, [...]
Twenty glorious weeks of Wednesday Webcomics! Company Man our lead feature continues with another jam-packed action sequence while Brain Science returns with a brand-new comic after a month’s hiatus!
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Everything I Love About Marvel Comics in Just Two Panels
When I was about 8 years old, my father returned from a trip to his childhood home with a two boxes overflowing with comic books. It was the greatest night of my young life.
From then on, my childhood was a happy blur of newsprint-stained fingers, my [...]
While everyone else around the internet is compiling and debating ‘Best of’ lists, I wanted to take a few moments to look at some of the mysteries of 2009 – the books that never arrived!
To my knowledge, none of the following books were cancelled by Diamond Distributors – they just never showed up on the [...]
An action-packed start to the New Year with Pedro Hernandez’s ‘Company Man’ in part 2 of “Why We’re Fighting!”
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When I decided that I was going to start reading more than just Deadpool I found myself in an odd position that those of us new to comics get to experience when we first enter the world of the comic book store. The comic store clerk can be one of [...]
A short breath before the end of the 00s, here’s a personal look at my favourite ones from the past ten years.
25. The Immortal Iron Fist
(Matt Fraction, Ed Brubaker, David Aja & various)
Kung Fu Millionaire! Proof that any character has the potential for awesomeness. Three golden plot tricks. 1. He’s not the first one, but [...]