What You Reading? Invisible Woman #1
by Mark Waid & Mattia De Iulis I typically do not write about
by Mark Waid & Mattia De Iulis I typically do not write about
In 2005 a film adaptation of the comic book character Man-Thing was released
Not very long ago I was out with some friends having dinner at a cozy
If you’re reading this and you are wondering who Jack Kirby is you obviously
NerdSync is a pretty great channel over on the YouTube that deals with all things
In the previous review on issue #1 I wrote about how I didn’t really enjoy how Stein was approaching the character of Man-Thing – I said the humor just a bit off and just the characterization of Man-Thing was … interesting, but not to my liking. I did however note that I expressed a hope that it could get better and head in a different direction. That has in fact happened. Issue #2 is in fact better and it is in fact headed in a different direction…but only slightly.
STORY BY: Daniel Warren Johnson and R.L. Stine ART BY: German Peralta COLORS BY: Mat Lopes and Rachelle
The philosophy of motivation. Ta-Nehisi Coates and Brian Stelfreeze's second issue of Black Panther builds directly
So the big reveal from last week's Captain America: Steve Rogers first issue is that
This is easily my most anticipated comic of the year. When it was announced last