#ArtCred: Artists Under Our Feet
Black Panther: A Nation Under Our Feet and Angel Catbird are a pair of recently published comics you wouldn’t likely match together, but they share a surprising amount in common. In addition to both being...
Leading Questions: Imitation Is The Greatest Form of Self-Improvement
Every week in a new installment of “Leading Questions”, the young, lantern jawed Publisher of Comics Bulletin Mark Stack will ask Co-Managing Editor Chase Magnett a question he must answer. However, Mark...
Interview: Mark Russell and the Very Modern Stone Age Family
I never would have expected that one of my favorite comics of the year is The Flintstones. After all, comics based on “the modern stone age family” have always been about as boring and stale as any comic...
Singles Going Steady 8/31/2016: Space Fights!
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's Weekly Review Roundup Guardians of the Galaxy #11 (Marvel Comics) (W) Brian Michael Bendis, (P) Valerio Schiti, (C) Richard Isanove, (L) VC’s Cory...
Top 10 Best Suicide Squad Single Issues
Suicide Squad is 66 issues and two annuals of character-building bliss. It’s the rare series that delivers consistently smart, high-quality content, in both art and story. No one at DC Comics had ever done...
Comic Book G-Forces: “Punisher: Circle of Blood” is All Dried Up
Any two-bit pop culture historian will tell you that The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller and Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons pushed superhero comics into previously unseen realms of darkness and...
Singles Going Steady 8/24/2015: Yee-haw and Abra Kadabra
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly single-issue review roundup. Generation Zero #1 (Valiant Entertainment) (W) Fred Van Lente, (A) Francis Portella With each passing year, it seems...
Rick Flag: A Series of Respectable Suicides
Even if you're familiar with DC's colorful catalog, no one would fault you for not knowing a damned thing about Rick Flag. Considering the company's vast pantheon of generic white military dudes, there's very...
“The Omega Men: The End is Here” Marks the Start of a Soon-To-Be Classic Collection
This is not a review of The Omega Men. If you’ve been paying attention to comics over the past year and a half, then you already know this series is great. Comics Bulletin manga editor and...
Suicide Squad #4: The Return of William Hell and Racism as an Ongoing Force in American Politics
A powerful businessman enters politics in order to promote his own agenda. He rallies lower-class white Americans around his demagoguery as a vibrant, crime fighting alter-ego armed with a crossbow. It is...
