Podcast: Ray Sonne reads The Wild Storm
Chase and Joe are back for a new round of reviews, interviews, bickering, and general nonsense. This week’s guest on RCBC is their very good friend...
SIngles Going Steady 11/16/2016: Do The Right Thanos
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. Thanos #1 (Marvel Comics) (W) Jeff Lemire, (A/CA) Mike Deodato, (C)...
Jumping On: Jupiter’s Legacy Vol. 2 #1
Comics has an accessibility problem. After decades of existence some books can be really hard to ease into. That’s why the infamous “jumping on...
Civil War Crimes: Civil War #7
Chase Magnett: The best part of Civil War #7 is knowing we are almost done. It has been a long trail over the past seven weeks as we’ve walked this...
Civil War Crimes: Civil War #6
This whole series manages to sum itself up fairly well here in this issue when Captain America kicks The Punisher out of his super secret team of...
Civil War Crimes: Civil War #5
Civil War #5 continues all of the bad traditions of the miniseries we’ve discussed so far, while hinting at how it could have succeeded where it...
Civil War Crimes: Civil War #4
Does Thor know Dagger? Within the universe of Marvel Comics, Thor is a member of the elite superhero organization and would be known worldwide by...
Civil War Crimes: Civil War #3
Civil War #3 begins by briefly showing readers what sanity looks like. After a splash meant to remind everyone Peter Parker revealed his secret...
Civil War Crimes: Civil War #2
A year ago, I volunteered to write about a terrible, over-hyped yet historically important event comic book called Crisis on Infinite Earths and,...
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Civil War Crimes: Civil War #1
In retrospect Civil War is the most Mark Millar comic of all Mark Millar’s work at Marvel Comics. Just take the first nine pages of Civil War...
