I don't know about you, but I'm pretty sick of seeing the same old crap on movie posters. Marvel, as much as I love their movies, is guilty of this: photoshopped heads and faces smushed together into one huge, crowded poster. The two Avengers movies are pretty good examples of how bad their posters can get. (more…)
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Here's another dose of our semi-regular comic reviews! This week's been pretty interesting, but let's get the intro out of the way and head straight for the titles we have this week! Batgirl #46 Writer: Cameron Stewart and Brenden Fletcher Artist: Babs Tarr The series continues to be quite strong and with a distinct and fun voice, and does…
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DC Comics' winter event is in full swing with two instalments of Robin War out this week. Grayson #15 and Detective Comics #47 continue as parts 2 and 3 respectively. Grayson #15 Written by Tom King and Tim Seeley Art by Mikel Janin Robin War continues from a strong opening chapter with an equally strong second part by…
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It's December, and that means it's that time of the year for lists of the year's best! First up for What's A Geek: The year's top ten comics! There's been a whole slew of titles that caught our eye this year, but there can only be ten (except who are we kidding, right?)! Without further…
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Thanks to Convergence, it seems like things that were established in the old continuity before the New 52 is slowly slithering back into the scene. Titans Hunt is a good example of that gradual retcon with the classic team returning in some way or form. TITANS HUNT #1 Written by DAN ABNETT Art and cover…
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A lot of you have probably seen Jay Garrick by now on The Flash, but some of you may still be unfamiliar with the original Flash. Here’s a primer on the Golden Age Flash as he appears in the comics! (more…)
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