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This article is about one of my favorite superheroes, (currently). Although he has been around since 1990, which I guess by comic book standards does make him pretty current. If you’re into comics and...

A new Comic Book Review Round-Up is here. This time we’ve got Nightwing #58, Batman #67, The Wild Storm #21 and The Life and Death of Toyo Harada #2. For this week’s Round-Up, I’ve eschewed my usual number ones section for an X-Men focus, featuring Uncanny X-Men #14, Age of X-Man: The Amazing Nightcrawler #2, Age of X-Man: Nextgen #2.

As we know the MCU’s Infinity War had little to nothing to do with the actual Infinity War comic. The cinematic story actually follows closer to Infinity Gauntlet and by closer I mean... There is an I...

This week, my Comic Book Review Round-Up includes two Age of X-Man titles, "Apocalypse & the X-Tracts #1 and ‘The Marvelous X-Men’ #2, DC Comics’ Titans #35 and Image Comics’ new series Assassin Nation #1. Instead of comic book number ones, here are some one-shots I enjoyed: "Star Wars: Age Of Republic - General Grievous," "Uncanny X-Men: Winter's End #1" and "The Batman Who Laughs: The Grim Knight #1."

So many comics to read, so little time! When the first publication of Marvel's famous superhero comics were released in October of 1939 under Timely Comics (before the 1960s name change to Marvel Comi...

Since Marvel Comics was originally introduced as Timely Comics in 1939, the comic company has been all the rage. Today, Marvel fans still rave about both print and electronic versions of their favorit...

It was a heck of a lot of fun getting to interview Michael Dolce (Sire Studios) this week! Michael is a regular on the comic con circuit, with many incredible titles to his name. As my first comic con...

We’re into the third month of the year, and I take a look at "Batman #66," the third instalment of Young Justice, "Female Furies #2," and "Uncanny X-Men #13." This week’s number ones include Age of X-Man: Prisoner X, Star Wars: Age Of The Republic—Padmé Amidala #1 and an early look at Image Comics’ Lazarus Risen #1.

Superman is on a mission. He needs to find his family who have been incommunicado ever since his estranged father, Jor-El, returned and decided to take Superman’s son Jon on a galactic walkabout to ‘f...

This has been a fun week of comic book surprises. The Flash #65 ended "The Price" arc on an unexpected note, while Image Comics’ soon-to-be-released series, Ascender, was a refreshing start, as was Age of X-Man: X-Tremists #1. I also check out Heroes in Crisis #6, Punk Mambo #1, Star Trek: The Q Conflict #2, and the newest Captain Marvel series, Captain Marvel: Braver & Mightier #1.

We’ve all gotta die some time, but hopefully, it won’t be like this. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the "Top 10 Most Ridiculous Deaths in Comics." For this list, we’...

Ever since Weapon H was created in 2018, I've been hoping that he would fight either Wolverine, Hulk, or both because the character is a mix of the two. So when I saw that Hulkverines came out I was p...

For this week’s Comic Book Review Round-Up, I’ve mostly stuck to my favourite titles. So, find out how Batman, Nightwing, and the Uncanny X-Men are doing, while I also check out Nightcrawler’s antics in Age of X-Man. Finally, don’t miss my reviews of comic book number ones High Level, The Life and Death of Toyo Harada, and Image Comics’ Sharkey the Bounty Hunter.

It seems that comic books, but superhero comics in particular, have earned a reputation of being immature, or as a classmate said,”low brow.” I disagree completely. While super hero comics may seem br...

I have always been a collector of comics. I like the art, especially the vintage stuff, and the stories presented can be much more impactful than they are given credit for. Comics have touched on hot ...

There are so many titles out every week, it’s almost a shame that I don’t have time to read them all. This week’s Comic Book Review Round-Up is full of Big Two stuff, plus an early edition of Valiant Comics’ The Forgotten Queen. From DC, I review the new Batman/Flash crossover, Titans #34, The Batman Who Laughs #34 and Wonder Twins #1. From Marvel, there’s more Age of X-Man action and a new Avengers title.

Isn’t being a superhero supposed to be fun? Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the "Top 10 Most Disturbing Moments in DC Comics." For this list, we’re looking at the dar...

Okay, be honest, how many of you read comic books when you were kids? Good, now how many of you have been hurt by the wave of garbage that has washed up in the theatres, bastardizing your childhood he...