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Dave founded Comic Book Herald in 2011 and has written a lot about comics since that time. See for yourself below!

CBH Reading Club #1: Avengers, Avengers Everywhere!

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Welcome back to week one of the Comic Book Herald reading club! This week we covered Kurt Busiek and George Perez’s Avengers #1 – #3 and #19 – #22, including the return of the Avengers after Heroes Reborn, a medieval alternate universe with Morgan Le Fay, and a genocidal Ultron story. Hopefully everyone had a chance to read this week! [Read more…] about CBH Reading Club #1: Avengers, Avengers Everywhere!

Should You Read Big Hero 6 On Marvel Unlimited After Seeing the Movie?

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You might be excited to see “Big Hero 6” available in your Marvel Unlimited account after watching the sweet, touching animated film from Disney. There’s a 5 issue miniseries from 2008 that – in theory – offers the comic origins of the film. Is it worth a read? [Read more…] about Should You Read Big Hero 6 On Marvel Unlimited After Seeing the Movie?

The World’s Only Ant-Man Movie Review

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Ant-Man has always been an underdog, a fighter for the literal little guy, but it wasn’t until Guardians of the Galaxy took the world by storm that it truly felt like Marvel’s gutsiest and riskiest movie by a long shot. I mean, Ant-Man was a founding member of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s Avengers, as well as a founding member of Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch’s Ultimates. Hank Pym is one of the smartest men in the Marvel Universe, often seen science-ing with Reed Richards, Tony Stark, and hank McCoy. Surely he belongs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe more than a ragtag Guardians team no one had heard of until 2008? [Read more…] about The World’s Only Ant-Man Movie Review

Agent Carter S1 E3 Review: Slow Play the Miniseries

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Agent Carter’s third episode was extremely understated, to the point of initial frustration. For an eight episode miniseries there sure wasn’t a lot of movement. Despite my initial disappointment, though, I’m still largely enjoying and optimistic for the future of Agent Carter and Marvel TV. [Read more…] about Agent Carter S1 E3 Review: Slow Play the Miniseries