All-in-all, Dark Days: The Casting's story is more focused than 'The Forge', the art didn’t hop around as badly, and it introduced some interesting ideas.
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Josh is a longtime super hero comic fan and an aspiring comic book and fiction writer himself. He also trades in videogames, Star Wars, and Magic: The Gathering, and he is also a budding film buff. He's always been a huge nerd, and he hopes to contribute something of worth to the wider geek culture conversation. He is also happy to announce that he is the new Reviews Editor for Bleeding Cool. Follow on Twitter @joshdavisonbolt.
In times like these, when every other Marvel book is tying into an underwhelming and overall depressing crossover story, Venom is a breath of fresh air.
it’s OK that we won’t get another Gwen Stacy moment. Marvel and DC publish more comics now. We have more variety in our superhero fare, and that’s great.
If you like Secret Empire, you’ll enjoy this. If you like X-Men: Blue, it at least makes its own protagonists look heroic. Otherwise, give this one a pass.
In a world of superhero drama in comics, what about the kids in the Marvel and DC universes that are still astonished by seeing men and women fly?
This was another great comic by the Green Lanterns creative team, despite its questionable time placement in the Green Lanterns saga.
The threat in this comic doesn’t seem menacing enough to warrant both Green Arrow and the Flash; however, the team chemistry keeps it entertaining.
Legendary Batgirl, Secret Six, Birds of Prey, and Wonder Woman writer Gail Simone took to Twitter today in discussion about the New 52 and film origins
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A new rumor says that the sequel to 'Wonder Woman' will have her fighting against the USSR.
The Thunderbolts is one of the best comics to come out in recent years. These are the reasons why they absolutely need to bring it back.
Could an equally emotional, shocking, watershed moment as Gwen Stacy's death ever be executed again in modern comic books?
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Black Panther comic truly has become one of the kings of the Marvel list in terms of quality, and #15 only cements that fact.
Deathstroke #21 is a genuinely intriguing play by writer Christopher Priest, and it really leaves me excited and curious about what will happen next.
Nightwing #24 features a giant submarine with Nightwing outwitting a bunch of supervillains inside. What more could you want?
Cyborg #14 is a fun read. The characters are likable, and the story has a good amount of 80s techno-futurism to keep the reader interested.