Once upon a time, there was a young, strong, yet beautiful princess named Alex, who just loved Hack/Slash. So much so, that every single issue of the main run was consumed within a fairly short period of time,...

In an industry that's currently pushing for as much diversity in its characters as it seemingly can, there's one... little gap. It's not a secret that transgender characters have had a lot of difficulty being...

Epilogue for Deadpool Kills Deadpool At the end of my Deadpool Kills Deadpool review I whined about multiple things. One of those things was that the ending sucked (it did, it sucked a lot). Another of those...

We're one more step along the road of Deadpool's journey. We've been through Deadpool killing the Marvel Universe. We've been through Deadpool slaying the Ideaverse. Now, in Deadpool Kills Deadpool, the story...

Due the some particularly subtle and powerful dark arts, our friends at Psycho Drive-In have gotten a glimpse at the pilot to the highly anticipated NBC Fall series Constantine. Just to be clear, this is an...

After reading and reviewing Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, it came to my attention that the mini I had read was the first part of a (now complete) trilogy – err, "Killogy." Since I had been pretty...

So, I got some random gift points on Comixology and decided to check out a slightly-older miniseries that I've been thinking about reading for a while now – Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe. Naturally,...

It can be tricky to do a subjective Top 10 list that isn't comedic in nature. The impulse to thoroughly explain and excuse myself is strong, but, let's be honest: If I did that, we'd be here all day. And it's...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single issue review roundup.  Flash Gordon #1(Jeff Parker / Evan Shaner / Jordie Bellaire / Simon Bowland; Dynamite)Seems the planets were...

A little while ago, the DC fighting game known as “Injustice: Gods Among Us” started sweeping across the world. It generated massive hype and marketed itself amazingly well, and among the methods used was...