Fans of the ultra-violent, ultra-witty Nemesis won’t have to wait long for the next foray into Mark Millar and original series co-creator Steve McNiven’s cliché-bending criminal mastermind in new series, Nemesis: Forever. Artist Matteo Scalera (The Ambassadors)…
Thanks to an exciting collaboration between Marvel Comics and Toho International, the Japanese studio’s U.S.-based subsidiary that has brought global sensation Godzilla to life, Godzilla has made a roaring return to the Marvel Universe! Following…
Timed to Shakespeare Day, legendary comic book writer, artist, and former Editor-in-Chief and Chief Creative Officer at Marvel Entertainment Joe Quesada is announcing Undiscover’d, a new line of comic books co-created by Quesada and Charles Dorfman…
Post Malone and Vault have released a very special video to promote Free Comic Book Day, local comic shops, and Post’s new Vault series, Big Rig, that will debut as part of Free Comic Book…
Boy oh boy, do I have a lot to say and cover, let’s start with the following statement. Over the last 2-3 years, WWE has done an excellent job of reminding pro wrestling fans that…
To mark the release of the trade paperback edition of their acclaimed comic series The Writer, Josh Gad and creators Ben and Max Berkowitz (The Berkowitz Brothers) are launching a special thank-you to fans: The Golden…
To celebrate Moon Knight’s 50th anniversary as well as the character’s 250th issue, July’s MOON KNIGHT: FIST OF KHONSHU #10 will be an epic, over-sized issue! Since its launch, Jed MacKay’s Moon Knight has become one of the most…
In which the middle-aged crew chat about the WWE and Netflix deal, the 4:30 Movie, The Old Man, Alien Romulus, Skeleton Crew, and Tracker, Chris reviews Dark Horse Comics’ Operation Sunshine, Black Sight, and Dudley…
Serious question? How long should a TV broadcast wrestling show be? How many shows should there be a week? How many hours have you got spare to watch wrestling? I’ve found myself asking this question…
I love pop/melodic punk, and much like Paul, who once persecuted Jesus, in my latter years, I’ve come to embrace the emotional punch of 90s and 00s emocore (shout-out to Amanda Woodward and 1905). So,…
Long-distance relationships: they’re tough, right? You’ve got the miles, the time zones, the occasional heartbreak from bad Wi-Fi, and the constant struggle to stay connected. Well, 3,482 Miles by The Atlantic Union Project is kind…
You get your hands on a CD, and the cover depicts skeletons, tentacles, and brains floating in strange liquids before an apocalyptic hellscape. You smile, expecting chaos—and Zero Again’s Ever-Changing Is the Art of Death,…
