REVIEW: DC's Outsiders #1
Lanzing and Kelly place Batwing and Batwoman at the helm of a new Outsiders team and bring the Wildstorm universe closer to DC. Here's CBR's review.
REVIEW: IDW Publishing's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin - The Lost Years HC
TMNT: The Last Ronin hardcover edition prepares past and future generations for a coming war. Here's CBR's review.
The Ultimate Avengers' First Casualty Opens Up Exciting Possibilities For the New Team
Although Marvel's new team of heroes introduced in Ultimate Universe #1 suffers a crippling casualty, this opens up exciting possibilities.
Jordan Alsaqa And Vivian Truong Tackles Monsters And High School Romance In Cooking With Monsters
CBR interviews Jordan Alsaqa and Vivian Truong about their YA comic book that cooks monsters in the same fire that forges teenage relationships.
REVIEW: DC's Batman #139
Batman's life of misadventures comes back to haunt him and the Bat Family in Batman #139. Here's CBR's review.
Lamar Giles Lets Static and Friends Stay Up Late in Debut Comic
Speaking with CBR, Lamar Giles opens up about growing up with Static and one-crazy-night influences on his comic book debut.
REVIEW: Marvel's Spider-Boy #1
Marvel's Spider-Boy #1 dives into the makings of a young hero. Here's CBR's review.
10 TV Shows With The Chosen One Trope
Popular TV series hinge on the equally popular "chosen one" trope that places more emphasis and importance on the protagonist.
REVIEW: Dark Horse's Giant Robot Hellboy #1
Mike Mignola's Hellboy becomes a mech in Giant Robot Hellboy #1. Here's CBR's review.
The Godzilla Franchise Is Going Through A Modern Renaissance
Thanks to upcoming film, TV and comic book projects starring the iconic kaiju monster, the Godzilla franchise is making a comeback.
A Major Artifact is Responsible for Bringing Godzilla to the DC Universe
Justice League Vs. Godzilla Vs. Kong #1 brings the kaiju creatures to the DC Universe by way of a major artifact.
10 Best Superhero Movies With Weak Protagonists
Superhero movies dominate Hollywood these days, but comics don't always translate well to screen, and some heroes don't work as film protagonists.
REVIEW: IDW's The Ministry of Compliance #1
John Ridley's latest sci-fi comic, The Ministry of Compliance, puts a unique spin on an alien invasion story. Here's CBR's review.
Tony Daniel's Edenwood Plunges The World Into A War Between Magical Factions
CBR talks with Tony S. Daniel, the mastermind behind the world of Edenwood, going in-depth into his process, the story, and his search for a colorist.
DC's New Flash Series Brings Back a Unique Young Speedster - And a Dangerous Villain
Jay Garrick: The Flash #1 spotlights the return of a unique young speedster - alongside a dangerous DC villain.
REVIEW: IDW's Dark Spaces: Dungeon #1
Snyder and Sherman are back with their Dark Spaces anthology, this time roping in three men from different walks of life, one of them a serial killer.
10 Best Kung Fu Films, Ranked
Kung Fu film stars like Jet Li, Bruce Lee, and Jackie Chan have achieved wide success, popularizing a genre that's high on physicality and drama.
31 Days of Halloween: 30 Days of Night #2
IDW Publishing's 30 Days of Night #2 remains one of the most terrifying vampire comics ever published.
REVIEW: Marvel's Capwolf & the Howling Commandos #1
Stephanie Phillips and Carlos Magno reinvent Capwolf's origin story by winding the clock back but the artwork bogs down an otherwise intriguing setup.
REVIEW: DC's Justice Society of America: Gold #1
The Justice Society of America's future looks bleak when a time-traveling enemy targets them, leaving Helena Wayne to pick up the fight alone.