A Comic Book Reading Order Guide For Beginners & Fans
2021 is a recovery year for DC Comics, emerging from the final fumes of DC Rebirth, Death Metal
The sheer amount of change makes this year a little more difficult than previous years in determining best ofs and entrance points, but honestly, it also makes for one of the most interesting lineups DC’s had in a few years.
Below you’ll find the best DC Comics of 2021, updated throughout the year as new comics are released and I read new favorites! [Read more…] about The Best DC Comics of 2021!
Hot on the heels of Black Widow, Loki’s first season concludes with a riveting sixth episode, as the MCU’s Phase 4 truly heats up and sets the stage for the next several years. Much like our review of Loki episode one, I’m joined by Loki expert Reagan Anick to talk about the season as a whole and where we go from here!
This review of Loki will include spoilers, and assumes you’ve watched the full series! [Read more…] about LOKI Season One Disney Plus Full Review!
Zack & special guest Charlotte Fierro talk all things X-Men The Animated Series!
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[Read more…] about 1991 Variant Cover C: 90’s X-Men The Animated SeriesA simple, yet elegant ethos greets the reader on the first page of Marvel’s The Ultimates
“Start with the impossible and work up.”
Promising at once a cerebral parascientific adventure and a modern framework for the nuts-and-bolts workings of the Marvel universe, The Ultimates is certainly bold in its artistic vision. Does it stand under its own weight? Maybe you’ve been recommended The Ultimates as just such a sci-fi adventure. Maybe you’ve seen characters such as Monica Rambeau and America Chavez making their way to the big screen, and you’ve found this weird little book with them in the main cast. Just what have you gotten yourself into? (Spoiler: It’s really good!)
[Read more…] about The Complete Ultimates by Al Ewing Review!
I’d never thought of Aquaman as anything less than cool.
Hell, I remember the first time I encountered the idea that he was boring and uncool (it was in high school) and being baffled.
What?
How was this guy anything except the most slick superhero?! I was truly, properly, confused by the notion. [Read more…] about The Old 52: On Jeff Parker/Paul Pelletier’s Aquaman