Image steps up again with another teaser image to promote the Astounding Wolf-Man series by Robert Kirkman.
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Review: Nemesis – The Impostors #1
He was dead, then alive, then dead, then alive. Tom Tresser, aka Nemesis, continues his battle against The Council in the first of four issues by Ivan Brandon and company. Does this new mini-series give the definite interpretation of Nemesis? Read on to find out…
Review: Street Fighter Legends: Ibuki #1
Street Fighter Legends is a way to take a character (usually female) and tell a unique tale that isn’t bound as tightly by the mythology of the games. While still in continuity with the core title, Street Fighter Legends is usually a lighter hearted and funny tale. This is Street Fighter’s third installment of their Legends series featuring the character Ibuki from Street Fighter III. Previous stories with the characters Sakura (Street Fighter Alpha) and Chun-Li (Street Fighter II) are currently available in paperback.
Review: Girl Comics #1
It’s an all female creative goldmine as some of the best and brightest women in the comic industry create tales that range from Frank Castle dispensing some well deserved justice to Doc Ock going grocery shopping! Marvel’s Girl Comics #1 is out, is it worth your money?
10 Legion Characters You’ve Probably Never Heard Of…
All we're saying is, the 30th Century is a happening place. If you don't stop and look around for a while, you could MISS it...
Major Spoilers Podcast #183: Podcast by Gaslight
In this issue: Travel back to the Victorian Era and see what makes Batman tick. Plus, Rodrigo breaks hearts, The Ultimates are new, yet again, and JSA - ALL THE WAY!
Movie Review: Alice in Wonderland
The White Rabbit is sent on a desperate mission to locate Alice and return her to the realm of Wonderland to fight as the White Queen’s champion and restore peace to the kingdom.
From the Vault: Justice League of America (1997)
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Dueling Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #33
I have been made aware that many humans also enjoy the Joss Whedon approved series, so I’ve been kind to Matthew and Stephen this week, and asked them to spill the beans. I’ve even allowed them to skip a day so they could prepare for the awesome sauce that is Buffy.
does anybody like that series. i hated the first trade.
but then again, i hated walking dead at the beginning and now it’s one of my favorite. but i’d like to get some opinion.