As many of you are aware, Star Wars comics have been added to Marvel Unlimited. You can now check out the Comic Book Herald Star Wars reading order to enjoy these comics in a way that doesn’t make your brain feel like bantha fodder in a blender.
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History of Batman #12: Dick Sprang’s Daring Dynamic Duo -1944, Part Two
The end of 1944 in ‘Detective Comics’, ‘Batman’ and ‘World’s Finest Comics’ featured our highlighted hero facing dangerous rogues such as The Joker and escaping seemingly impossible traps, much thanks to artist Dick Sprang’s distinctive line and movement on the page. Let’s finish another year in Batman’s comic book history with time travel, prison break outs and of course adventures with Alfred! [Read more…] about History of Batman #12: Dick Sprang’s Daring Dynamic Duo -1944, Part Two
Great Power and Great Responsibility: The Philosophical Politics of Comics – Book Review!
Going a little outside the norm here with a book review. Like, with words. And extremely limited sequential art. I think it might be one of 5 non-comics I’ve read this year, joining “Man in the High Castle” and “Southern Home Cooking, Vol 1” among my favorite reads. [Read more…] about Great Power and Great Responsibility: The Philosophical Politics of Comics – Book Review!
SECRET WARS #1 Review: “There Is No Dana, Only Secret Wars!”
It’s difficult to eulogize a fictitious entity. It’s especially difficult when that “thing” serves as the backbone of modern mythology. However, despite being more popular now than ever, the Marvel Universe dies this week along with its last alternate, the “Ultimate Universe”. Delivering both bang and whimper, the opening salvo of writer Jonathan Hickman’s epic “final level boss battle” closes as many doors as it opens windows. [Read more…] about SECRET WARS #1 Review: “There Is No Dana, Only Secret Wars!”
Avengers 2: The Age of Ultron Review – Putting the Comic Book in Comic Book Movies
Avengers 2 is a big, bold, fascinating mess, and it feels the most like the experience of reading marvel comics so far in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. What does it say about the state of Marvel Studios that the movie most immersed in Marvel lore is pretty easily the most disposable of the last three years? [Read more…] about Avengers 2: The Age of Ultron Review – Putting the Comic Book in Comic Book Movies