There's a widespread belief among comics fans that one of the worst comics of all time is the 1968 series Brother Power the Geek .
Last month when reviewing issue #2 of The Shield I had great praise for Marco Rudy's terrific artwork, heaping praise on Rudy for the massive number of Easter eggs and clever page layouts that Rudy delivered.
Well, you're my friend, and can you see? Many times, we've been out drinking; Many times we shared our thoughts.
In his long career as a Marvel headliner, Stephen Strange has traveled to some amazing places.
There's a hauntingly intense quality to Jeff Lemire's Sweet Tooth that makes the comic tremendously compelling and unique.
Following the defeat of Madelyne Pryor and her Sisterhood, Psylocke travels to Japan to place her former body in its proper resting place.
Marvel's three-issue dalliance with independent comics creators concludes with this comic, which is pretty much the epitome of a mixed bag.
The action gets hotter and heavier as the Red Skull and his entourage travel to Latveria.
An interesting and emerging sub-genre of graphic novels has emerged over the last few years.
I've always had a soft spot in my heart for the Guardians of the Galaxy.
