Obama was the United States' first geek President. A man who grew up reading and collecting Spider-Man and Conan comic books, can quote Stan Lee, flashed
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Nine shows (including Rachel & Miles X-Plain the X-Men, War Rocket Ajax, the Fan Bros Show and more) are coming together for a series of round-table
It originated with Captain Britain, the idea that the Marvel universe was number 616 in the Multiverse, a joke about perspective given that DC Comics had
It's a question certainly... we first saw these boys in the trademarks though. Here's a look at the new Guardians Of Infinity from Marvel Comics - which
A look through this week's comics what gems will be found? What stinkers? What... thoughts? And will an impending Hallowe'en give me a heat oppressed
We already told you about one new change to the All-New All-Different Marvel Universe, post Secret Wars, with the demutantisation of Squirrel Girl in the
Our first look at the new Totally Awesome Hulk #1, with Amadeus Cho as the jolly green giant, by Greg Pak and Frank Cho.... and it's Green On Green
In the nineties, Garth Ennis and John McCrea, still relatively unknown comic book creators, has a run for a couple of years of DC's comic The Demon.
While Captain America may be getting the stick from the conservative media right now, I wonder what Fox & Friends would think of the new issue Prez,
It's been a while since I ran a "Today In Kissing" column. But it's notable that all the comics I read today so far, that have featured one character
Over in Justice 3001 today, the revived clone of Bruce Wayne, Batman, faces his past - and a dark rival. A myth? Not for one person, the real Bruce
When Squirrel Girl came onto the scene, in her very first story, she told Iron Man that she was a mutant, but didn't like people to know. And indeed, the
Published by Nikki Finke on her Hollywood Dementia site, a place for fables, and fiction and parables in and around the movie business, comes Abraham's
Here's Frank Cho's original artwork... for a new Nike T-shirt.But... but... where's the outrage?
Jess Bradley is a regular exhibitor at MCM London Comic Con. And my kids have become regular customers of here and I always know that passing her at a