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The past few days, I have been think about something. I have been seeing on Francis »
Ah, Comic Impact. It feels great to be writing for you once again. It’s been »
It’s interesting to note the amount of conflict and turmoil “the big two” comic publishers »
Hey everyone! Sheldon here. Whew! What a night. It finally happened. Flashpoint ended and Justice »
Tales of dystopian societies and their corrupted and controlled cityscapes have a long and rich »
Any serious discussion of the best war comics of all time is sure to include »
In 1982, I discovered the wonderful and exciting adventures of Cliff Secord, a young pilot who »
War, murder, corpse dismemberment, drug abuse, human immolation and religious fanaticism are, quite understandably, things »
There are many books and comics that tempt the reader with the promise to go »
At the tender age of seven, my dad took me to see a film called »
Just when I thought the comic industry was becoming more female friendly in their marketing, »
There is very little else from the landscape of American popular culture that serves as »
As almost everyone reading this knows, Saturday, May 7, is Free Comic Book Day at »
2011 marks the 25th anniversary of San Francisco’s WonderCon and the convention’s growth, particularly within »
“There are few artists working in the realm of popular entertainment who deserve to be »
Welcome back for this, the third and final article on the three issue indie/mainstream mash »
What happens when alternative comics superstars meets the world of capes and cowls? The second »
When Marvel’s 2009 indie-comics superstars meets time-tested superheroes mini-series Strange Tales was released it seemed »
On Monday Gareb Shamus announced that Wizard:The Guide To Comics and Toyfare will no loner »
Welcome back for the second and final installment of my look at some of the »