comics

Stone Star Season 2 #2

Stone Star Season 2 #2 ComiXology Originals 2020 Written by Jim Zub Illustrated by Max Dunbar Coloured by Espen Grundetjern

A Dark Interlude #2

A Dark Interlude #2 Vault Comics 2020 Written by Ryan O’Sullivan Illustrated by Andrea Mutti Coloured by Vladimir Popov

Sea of Sorrows #2

Sea of Sorrows #2 IDW Publishing 2020 Written by Rich Douek Illustrated by Alex Cormack Colour Assists by Mark Mullaney

Spy-Hound

U.S.Agent #2

U.S.Agent #2 Marvel Comics 2020 Written by Priest Pencilled by Georges Jeanty Inked by Karl Story Coloured by Matt Milla

Smash! Special 2020

Smash! Special 2020 Rebellion/2000 AD 2020 Written by Rob Williams, Helen O’Hara, Anita Break, Charlie Higson Suyi Davies Okungbowa, Maura McHugh & Simon Furman

Black Adam Endless Winter Special #1

Black Adam Endless Winter Special #1 DC Comics 2020 Written by Ron Marz & Andy Lanning Illustrated by Brandon Peterson Coloured by Mike Atiyeh

Jim Henson's Labyrinth: Masquerade #1

Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: Masquerade #1 Archia/BOOM! Studios 2020 Written by Laura Elena Donnelly Illustrated by Pius Bak, Samantha Dodge & French Carlomagno

Black Cotton #1 Advance Review

Black Cotton #1 Advance Review Scout Comics 2021 On Sale February 10th 2021 Created & Story by Patrick Foreman & Brian Hawkins

The Picture of Everything Else #1

The Picture of Everything Else #1 Vault Comics 2020 Written by Dan Watters Illustrated by Kishore Mohan Lettered by Aditya Bidikar

Anatomy of a Scene - 'Why do we fall?'

As I have written in a previous blog article, ‘Batman Begins’, directed by Christopher Nolan is one of my all-time favorite movies and still my favorite comic book movie. It feels more real than any other comic book movie and the character development is better than most other movies due to the major scenes having a deeper meaning behind them that continue throughout the Nolan Batman trilogy. One of the scenes from ‘Batman Begins’ that really sum up the core message of this trio of Batman films from 2005-2012 is asking the question of ‘Why do we fall?’. This question not only summarizes the trilogy’s main message of not letting adversity or failure keep us from trying and eventually succeeding but also regarding the need to pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and keep moving forward in life.

5 Lesser Known Spider-Man Villains.

Arguably the most popular and well known super hero of all time, You'd be hard pressed to find a person who hasn't heard of Spider-Man. Whether it's comic books, cartoons, movies, or the plethora of merchandise the webslinger's image has appeared on over the past 58 years he has solidified himself as a pop icon. But today we aren't going to be focusing on the wall crawler but his villains. As awesome and entertaining as Peter Parker and his alter-ego is it is safe to say that he wouldn't be quite as cool without the baddies he is constantly battling it out with on the streets of New York City. I, like many others, would also give Spider-Man the award for most creative, interesting and entertaining rogue's gallery of any super hero in existence. Most casual fans are aware of Dr. Otto Octavius, Rhino, Venom, Electro and even the Vulture. But there are many villains out there Spidey has encountered and continues to encounter that they might not have had the pleasure of experiencing. So, here is a list of 5 lesser known Spider-Man villains for your enjoyment.