Comics

DC Comics is on the verge of a big reset with their "New 52" initiative. This week we're celebrating the current version of a DC favorite, Catwoman, before she undergoes her makeover by spotlighting some great fan art featuring the feline fatale. Read More

OK, I’m not going to lie. I’ve been curious all month as to exactly what choice Evan ended up making. At one point, I was just so relieved that he finally made a choice; it didn’t occur to me to be bothered about what that choice actually was. Read More

One of my favorite kinds of fan art is the sort that throws multiple fandoms together for some unexpected and frequently awesome results. I delved into that niche back in December with a look at some crazy crossovers, and we're going back there this Read More

If you've ever been curious about the origins of Evelyn Evelyn, then wait no more! Dark Horse has presented Amanda Palmer and Jason Webley's inventive story of who these renowned conjoined twins are and where they came from. Read More

BioWare, in conjunction with Dark Horse, is offering its fans something to satiate their hunger for The Old Republic. And, fortunately, that something is quite decent, and presents an insightful — and surprisingly revelatory — look into the universe on Read More

In the shortest miniseries I've ever read, the conclusion of Conan's adventure to the Island of No Return comes swiftly and abruptly to a fairly obvious end. Read More

After my last review of The Goon #34 I expected something with at least a sampling of the satisfying satire and wit, not to mention dark comedy, that I came to love in the universe of The Goon. But I'm going to be frank — this story managed to feel not Read More

The third issue of the Victorian horror series The Strange Case of Mr. Hyde released last week and, thanks in large part to Twitter and to his extremely obliging personality, I had the opportunity to interview Mr. Cole Haddon, the mastermind behind this Read More

As soon as I saw the cover art, I knew this would be a good read. I was entertained the entire time. Powell's artwork and storytelling combine to create a surreal sepia-toned world that would make even the likes of Tim Burton scratch his head at the insanity. Read More

When you think about it, there’s good POTA and there’s bad POTA. This little gem almost has everything you could want from the POTA franchise: scantily clad warrior women, heroic sexy manly men, a weighty political subtext, and, most importantly, apes. Read More

Pretty much the biggest thing that happens in Issue 11 of this series is that Evan finally makes a choice. Or, to be more accurate, he acts on that choice. Read More

In a post-apocalyptic world, bands of roving recreants wander the Earth and mutated humans threaten humanity, while a small group of cryogenically preserved military and scientific elite must find a way to not only survive, but bring back a semblance of Read More