Every year there are hundreds of Cons in North America, they range from minor to massive. Their guests include celebrities from all genres and their attendees range from the initiates to the enthusiasts. I...

For years now I have read permutation upon permutation of Marvel comics Moon Knight. My very first introduction to the character was in The West Coast Avengers issue 39, published nearly 20 years ago, wow...

Up here in Canada there aren’t a lot of big Comic Cons to go to, there are a few here and there, but truthfully most don’t bring in “Superstar” attractions. Toronto Comic Con seems to be one of the few...

10. Pro – Fan Expo is enormous, it’s one of the largest in the North America, behind The San Diego and New York Comic Cons for attendance, last year it had an estimated 127 000 fans 9. Con – Fan Expo...

Saturday and Sunday of Fan Expo are generally on big blur, that’s why I’m combining the two into one page. Saturday is the day that normally the “Big” stars arrive, from Rupert Grint, Norman Reedus...

Day 1 Toronto Fan Expo is a thing to behold, at least it is for someone who’s never had the chance to go to San Diego CC. Fan Expo is billed as the third largest Fan/Comic con in North America; it hosts a...

Daniel Elkin: And here it is, finally, the penultimate issue of Crisis on Infinite Earths, and here it is, finally, the creator coming to terms with his creation and, by doing so, coming to terms with...

Michael Bettendorf: Crisis feels like a TV show that has gone on for 3 extra seasons. The heart of the story happened long ago, the major deaths (plot points) - you know, things people cared about - have...

Ray Sonne: Funny how this never occurred to me before this issue, but...this comic is for children, right? It’s pre-Watchmen and The Dark Knight Returns. It contains zero pacing, stumbling over itself in...

CRISIS OF INFINITE GOBBLEDYGOOK or How I changed my perspective and ended up loving Crisis #6 DANIEL ELKIN: Oh my fucking god, this Crisis just keeps getting worse and worse and worse to the point now where...