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Monthly Archives: March 2017
10 Comics to Look Out for in April
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 25, 2017. April is almost upon us and you know what that means: A new month of comics! That’s right, it’s time to get in last second pre-orders and get ready … Continue reading
Why You Need to Start Reading Dept. H ASAP
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 24, 2017. The unfortunate side effect of living in a world with so much great entertainment is that it’s not difficult to let something truly spectacular pass beneath your radar. We’re … Continue reading
Local Comics Store Spotlight: Zeus Comics
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 22, 2017. The foundation of ComicBook.Com is comics. While we love to cover all aspects of pop and geek culture, our roots lie in the comics community and the plethora of … Continue reading
What’s Next for the X-Men Franchise
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 21, 2017. Last week we wrote about how Fox Studios was creating a new model for their superhero franchise, the X-Men. (Sorry, not sorry, Fantastic Four) In the past year Fox … Continue reading
Advance Review of Afar
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 21, 2017. Written by Leila Del Duca Art by Kit Seaton Edited by Taneka Stotts Published by Image Comics While many comics fans, myself included, are not fans of the term … Continue reading
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Tagged Afar, Image Comics, Leila del Duca, Review
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5 Reasons The Immortal Iron Fist is The Best
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 21, 2017. There’s more buzz surrounding the character Iron Fist today than ever before. While Iron Fist has been a longtime cult favorite among comics readers, his appearances in other media … Continue reading
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Tagged David Aja, Ed Brubaker, Iron Fist, Matt Fraction
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5 Wars Worthy of Thor
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 17, 2017. This week saw the war between Asgard and the Shi’ar enter a battle truly worthy of gods. It is a plot that came as a surprise to many readers, … Continue reading
Fox’s New Superhero Franchise Model
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 17, 2017. In any conversation about the superhero genre in film today one truth must be observed: Marvel Studios is king. Whether you’re looking at recognition, box office, or critical acclaim, … Continue reading
Leading Questions: Preacher Found Its Choir
This article was originally published at Comics Bulletin on March 16, 2017 at Comics Bulletin. 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 … Continue reading
Why Ghost in the Shell is More Relevant Than Ever
This article was originally published at ComicBook.Com on March 23, 2017. Masamune Shirow’s Ghost in the Shell is one of the most beloved pieces of modern fiction to originate from Japan. Both as a manga and anime film, the original … Continue reading →