Review: X-men REGENESIS

By: Miguel Acedo As a result of X-Men: Schism, the X-Men stand divided. On one side stands Wolverine, while on the other, Cyclops. To set the stage for two new upcoming and ongoing titles, Uncanny X-Men (Cyclops’ side) and Wolverine and the X-Men (Wolverine’s side), Marvel has released the one-shot X-Men: Regenesis which dually serves [...]

Mini Event Review: X-MEN: SCHISM

By: Peter J Mellini Written by: Jason Aaron Art by: Carlos Pacheco, Frank Cho, Daniel Acuna, Alan Davis, and Andy Kubert. Almost every comic book event is described with “This is where everything changes!” or “After this, nothing will be the same.” X-men: Schism follows through with that promise, by dividing the already decimated mutant population. [...]

Review: Supernatural #1 by Brian Wood

By: Miguel Acedo Writer Brian Wood and artist Grant Bond are a natural fit for Supernatural, DC Comics latest soon-to-be classic miniseries based on the hit CW Television series. The easy to digest first issue, for longtime and new fans alike, follows Sam Winchester as he embarks on academic break from Stanford. In Edinburgh, Scotland, [...]

Kickstarting the Dollars and Doughnuts Universe

Dollars & Donuts Productions short filmmaker Daryl Della plans to Kickstart his way to translating characters from his short films into the medium of comics. Della shares his thoughts about the first character to make the jump to the four color medium, Frank Barnett: Private Detective. Nostalgic: Tell us a little about your films? Daryl [...]

Marvel’s Incredible Hulk #1 Full Issue Preview

Marvel Comics has provided a full-issue preview of this new #1. Flip through it dynamically with the Issuu viewer below. Incredible Hulk is out 10/26/11! Reserve your copy now! Marvel Architect Jason Aaron joins forces with legendary artist Marc Silvestri to redefine the Hulk in an all new ongoing series. After the events of Fear [...]

New 52 Review: FLASH #1

By: Peter J Mellini One of the most anticipated books in the New 52, Flash #1 tells an entertaining science fiction story as the Scarlet Speedsters blurs through the panels in detailed and beautiful artwork that only artist and co-writer Francis Manapul can deliver. In Flash #1, we are introduced to Barry Allen, a young [...]

New 52 Review: AQUAMAN #1

By: Miguel Acedo Although Aquaman has endured for 70 years now, Pop Culture has mockingly retained preconceived notions as to who Aquaman is and what the extents of his abilities are for a great deal of his existence. Amusingly, writer Geoff Johns doesn’t shy from answering why Aquaman deserves to be part of the New [...]

Review: Ultimate Comics X-men #1

By Peter J Mellini Feared and hated for who they are, Ultimate Comics X-Men #1 brings back the classic feel and structure the X-Men are known for as well as giving it a fresh twist. The events of Ultimatum decimated the ‘Ultimate universe’. Magneto altered the magnetic poles of the Earth and destroyed Manhattan with [...]

New 52 Review: Nightwing #1

By: Miguel Acedo Time for some basic adding and subtracting; If you take Batman, add youth, agility, a desire for action and excitement, a sense of humor, as well as a romantic world view and subtract the often overbearing broodiness, you will get Nightwing. And apparently, after reading NIGHTWING #1, writer Kyle Higgins is good at [...]

ARCHAIA Entertainment Announces “The Sigh”

Archaia Entertainment announces the November release of the English adaption of Marjane Satrapi’s LE SIGH, originally published in French as LE SOUPIR in 2004. Press Release: Award-winning graphic novel publisher Archaia Entertainment has set a November release date for the English-language version of The Sigh, a fable from Marjane Satrapi, acclaimed author behind the international bestseller,Persepolis, it was announced [...]