BOOM! Studios has been publishing new, in-canon Farscape comics for a while now, and they just sent us a brand new 10-page preview of their upcoming Scorpius #0. This new title, focusing on the villainous title character, is written by series creator Rockne S. O'Bannon and Read More

The fourth volume of Wolverine and the X-Men is on DVD, and it collects five more episodes of what just might be Marvel's best animated series ever. Read More

So. This issue just had some weird setup stuff happening. Not weird in that it was a weird place to have a lull in action, but weird in that people are frakked up in the head. Dude. I have a feeling things are about to get even more crazy than they had been the previous nine issues. Read More

The first series to come out of EA Comics, Army of Two takes place in between the first and second video games of the same name. Overall, it's an entertaining start to a new series. It doesn't happen very often with me anymore, but this was definitely a first issue that I Read More

This was a different kind of episode because it wasn't so much about conning someone as it was exposing a con. Of course, being con artists themselves, the Leverage team certainly did con the con artist, Dalton Rand (played by 90210's Luke Perry), a small-time TV "psychic." Read More

"When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." So proclaims the legendary sleuth in 1890's The Sign of Four, and such is the inspiration for many of the stories in The Improbable Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, an anthology Read More

Max Damage is still set on the superhero path, despite the whinging of his underage sidekick Jailbait. He's got one cop helping him out, but soon discovers that doing the "right" thing is a lot harder than the good guys make it look. Read More

This week sees a new full album release as downloadable content on Rock Band. Available today on the Xbox 360 and Wii and on Thursday on the Playstation 3 is Megadeth's Rust in Peace. Read More

Reading this one-shot, I was reminded of how and why I almost bankrupted my parents as a pre-teen fan of the X-books: if you miss an issue or two of one of the ten billion X-titles, you will have no freaking clue what's going on when you finally do pick up an issue in one of the Read More

I went into From Paris With Love expecting an unimpressive buddy cop comedy, but I left having seen a really fun and sometimes intense buddy cop action flick. Travolta and Meyers have good enough chemistry to make me hope for a sequel. Read More

That's the question we want you to answer between now and next Monday, February 15. Hundreds of books have been nominated by your fellow readers, but only one hundred will make the final cut. Please take a few minutes to support the ten books you think are the greatest of all Read More

Unfortunately, NOLA doesn't live up to its potential. Although the series supplies readers with the elements necessary to create a compelling four-part comic series — protagonist, antagonist, struggle, and revenge — the third issue perpetuates the feeling that something is missing. Read More