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The Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards is an annual celebration of the comics industry with winners chosen by fans and pros alike...
The Royal Flush Gang have been a part of the DC Universe since 1966. The playing card themed team of villains has had several...
Two lost episodes of Doctor Who have been found in a collection of vintage films. The episodes haven’t been seen since they originally...
Hake’s premier Auction #246 contains over 1,400 lots of pop culture and Americana memorabilia, including many rare and impressive...
Under the care of writer Josh Trujillo and artist Andrea Di Vito, two very different worlds have collided in the poorly titled but very nicely executed (thus far) Planet of the Apes versus Fantastic Four.
In 2021-2023, Cullen Bunn wrote a few dark series that I really enjoyed, including Basilisk at BOOM! and Book of Shadows at Valiant. His characters are tough, and his stories are both direct and complex, which is something he repeats in Red Zone. From the first issue, a lot was going on. The book has threats on multiple sides, and it leaves the reader knowing that things are going to get messier, but Crane is poised to handle it with cleverness and precision action.
Edward and Angie’s game with the Masterminds has gotten seriously out of hand. A man has been killed, Edward and Angie almost drowned, and now Edward is injured and about to pass out as another round of the game starts.
Scene of the Crime #1, originally published by Vertigo, cover dated May 1999. I didn’t know a whole lot about the series, and I didn’t yet know much about the creators, writer Ed Brubaker, pencil artist Michael Lark, and inker Sean Phillips. Like a lot of comic fans, over the next few years I would get to know plenty about them, but at this point, I knew what I read in PREVIEWS and what my friends at DC Comics told me. That’s it.
Alias: Red Band #1 starts with a great cover by David Mack. The complexity of the character is established with two striking views of Jessica Jones encapsulated by layers of symbols, shapes, and text.
Scoop would like to wish special birthday greetings...