Comics

Well, the title says it all really. This comic is about embedded journalists in Norman Osborn's war on Asgard. The interest level on this one can go either way, but for a first issue this is definitely heavy on the "not interesting" side of the scale. Read More

CAPTive is dark, gritty, and definitely for mature audiences only. It has graphic depictions of violence and sex; if that's not your thing, take note, but I think that if you like a good psychological story, and aren't squeamish, you should definitely Read More

Dark Horse's new Mass Effect comic miniseries bridges the gap between the Mass Effect video games, and Summer takes a look at the first installment. Read More

So a bearded lady and a dwarf hire Deadpool to take out their boss/mayor of "Freaksville," whose name is Lobster Boy. That setup alone had me thinking this was going to be awesomely hilarious and crude. Who'd have thought in reality it would be as Read More

Cable and Hope are still on the run through time from Bishop in this issue. They can move forward and backward through time, but Bishop is connected to them so he's always right behind them, they can't seem to get the exact time location they want, and Read More

We're taking a bit of a break this week because I really want to know: what are you guys reading? This is your chance — have you been reading, hoping I'll mention your favorite webcomic (or even YOUR webcomic)? Read More

If there's one comic title I think is worth going diving into, it would be this one. The writing is inventive, entertaining, and very well thought-out. For a first issue leading into a series of plotline/storyline conclusions, this hits all the right Read More

I must admit that I'm kind of a sucker for this kind of story. I dig when writers spin off on classic fairytales in their traditional settings or in a more modern setting like the Fable line of comics does. That in of itself made this an enjoyable read Read More

From the minds of actor Stephen Baldwin and writers Andrew Cosby and Caleb Monroe comes a story that combines espionage with the supernatural. When CIA agent David Sacker is thrust into a domestic terror case, it's an action-packed race to save himself Read More

This third issue is another great installment to The Anchor coming out from BOOM! Studios. If you haven't checked it out yet, what the heck are you waiting for? Issue #2 had me wondering what was going to happen to Clem and Hofi (OK, mostly Clem) and Read More

The Parrs, more commonly known as The Incredibles, start another chapter in their adventures as a family of "supers" in the fourth installment of The Incredibles, published by BOOM Kids! Read More

Copper Age is a dark gothic comic brought to you by Tom Brown and Brynneth Colvin. The darker mood will be more up the alley of fans of Poe than my last few Webcomic Wednesdays have been, but I don't think that you necessarily have to be a fan of gothic Read More