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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...

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...

We're helping Comics Bulletin celebrate the Suicide Squad with our discussion of Issue 10, "Up Against the Wall," and we're having Hassan Osmane-Elhaou on the show! Download the MP3 | Subscribe on...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. Green Arrow #5 (DC Comics) (W) Ben Percy, (A/C) Juan Ferreyra Five issues in (six if you count the Rebirth one-shot), it’s...

In “Crocked Critics” two comics critics are joined by their favorite companions: booze and sequential art. With minimal editing and maximal drinking, a pair of typically insightful writers take a serious...

Comics Bulletin’s very own Chase Magnett recommended this issue of Suicide Squad to me as an entry point into the series. It had three things I loved: Amanda “The Wall” Waller, Batman, and the two in...

Today Marvel officially announced a live action version of The Runaways! Marvel Studios will be making the popular 2003 comics series into a TV show on Hulu. This is exciting news for two reasons. First,...

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...

Suicide Squad is one of the most unique super-hero comics ever published. It revels in antiheroes, features storylines with inconclusive endings, and takes place in the real world rather than the highly...

When Supergirl arrived on TV almost a year ago, the response was overwhelming. There she was, a wholesome hero with an "S" on her chest who was offering viewers a vulnerable look into her journey of...