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There's no danger of that anymore as they continue to grab big name creators on brand new comics, and for August 2024, that includes Patra, a new horror homage comic from James Robinson and Scott Kolins, a supernatural series about slasher monsters, mad scientists, and cult movie-inspired horror Patra is also the first of several[...]

There are comic book series almost every comic fan knows, there are comic book characters that most everyone knows, there are specific comic books most every comic reader knows, and then there are the more obscure issues that slip through the cracks.  What makes obscure comics so interesting and vital is discovering those books that[...]

Called The Terrible Elisabeth Dumn Against the Devils in Suits, the book will be translated by Eisner award-winning comic book writer James Robinson The original version, published in Brazil in 2016, is called A Terrível Elizabeth Dumn Contra os Diabos de Terno, and has a perfect 5 stars with 5 reviews on Amazon Brazil[...]

Wonder Woman is the last one left to fight the Dark Gods and her now-corrupted brother Jason. Can she win the day? Is it a good read?

Wonder Woman has returned to the Earth to fight against the Dark Gods alongside Jason and Steve Trevor. Can they save the day? Is it a good read?

We'v reached the end of another week, and it's time to take stock! That means it's time for the Top and Bottom 5 comics of June 13th, 2018. What will win?

Wonder Woman was taken off planet, and that leaves Jason to fight the Dark Gods in her stead. Can he survive? Is it a good read?

This is how he was able to kill so many Star Sapphires so quickly. Wonder Woman Annual #2 cover by Yasmine Putri Oddly enough, Carol Ferris isn't in this issue, so don't expect her to make an appearance. That notable absence aside, Wonder Woman Annual #2 is a solid showing from writer James Robinson and the artists that[...]

That is undoubtedly pretty awesome, and it's sequenced, scripted, and realized well by James Robinson, Stephen Segovia, and Romulo Fajardo Jr It's less clunky than the fight between Diana and Darkseid of a few issues back, thankfully There are still some moments of questionable scripting—at one point Diana tells Kara that she doesn't know what[...]

There's a lot of bloodshed too, as Barbara Minerva is taking no prisoners from Cale. The dialogue, which has been a problem throughout much of James Robinson's run on Wonder Woman, holds steady throughout this book There was never a line that frustrated me. The encounter between Diana and Cheetah is great While there is no overt[...]

The Trinity confront Deimos as Warlord and his army approach the portal. However, Deimos has more spells at his disposal plus a monstrous Steve Trevor. Is it a good read?

Wonder Woman, Jason, and A.R.G.U.S are the last line of the defense against Darkseid and his forces. Can our heroes win the day? Is it a good read?

It has its problems, and Diana is still not as interesting under James Robinson's authorship However, this is still a fun superhero read I can recommend it as a good action-oriented issue Feel free to check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Jason has returned with new powers and a new suit of armor[...]

Dinei Ribeiro's color art is well-balanced and gorgeous as well. Superman #41 is an impressive showing on the part of James Robinson and company It's a heavy, complex, and oddly beautiful tale with fantastic art to match This one comes highly recommended Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Superman, Superboy, and Klain speed to Klain's compound[...]

The Dynamite Fan Gear Kickstarter campaign is currently live, and you can find it right here. Today's free comic is the first issue of the crime thriller / love story of Grand Passion by James Robinson and Tom Feister. One of the comic industry's finest — James Robinson (Squadron Supreme, Scarlet Witch, Starman) — delivers the surprising, funny, violent, and sexy tale of[...]

Given my last experience with James Robinson's Wonder Woman, it's honestly better than I expected The action beats are good, even if they are a little tone-deaf Jason is boring as hell, but he's not unbearable. Wonder Woman #40 art by Emanuela Lupacchino, Carmen Carnero, Ray McCarthy, Romulo Fajardo Jr., and Hi-Fi   Plus, the art is really[...]

Superman and Superboy find a planet that is on the brink of suffering the same fate as Krypton. The two Kryptonians intend to keep that from happening, but will the people of that planet let them? Is it a good read?

Big changes are in store for Cable just a few months into Marvel Legacy. Starting with Cable #155 in March, Ed Brisson and Jon Malin are out, and a new

Ever since it was announced that Wonder Woman would get a new creative team of James Robinson, Carlo Pagulayan, and Emanuela Lupacchino, fans have been wondering when they would finally have the opportunity to learn the backstory of Wonder Woman's long lost brother, Jason Woman For too long, Wonder Woman has dominated the storyline in her title, and[...]

The comic has an all star creative team including Paul Dini, James Robinson, Jeff Lemire, Steve Orlando, Mark Russell, Kyle Higgens, Alisa Kwitney, Phil Hester, Guillem March, Frazer Irving, Kelley Jones, and more Will that "and more" include more than one woman? Will it be edited by Eddie Berganza? We'll find out, we suppose. The press[...]

Parademons are running rampant under Paris, and Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor set out to clear them out. How does this connect to Hercules' murder?

It brown-yellow color palette fits the depressing world of Mega City One. Unfortunately, this doesn't help the conspiratorial plot which tries to fit a square peg into a round hole. The episode of Rogue Trooper by James Robinson and Leonardo Manco features the crew of a roaming super-tank observing the titular Rogue Trooper barreling towards them[...]

James Robinson certainly knows how to put together a tale, and Carlo Pagulayan is an excellent artist Seeing Wonder Woman throw down with a classic villainess like Giganta is always welcome. I also like the idea of adding Grail as a foe of Dian. But, there are some things that bother me here Some of those things[...]

First up is The Terminator: The Original Comics Series – Tempest One-Shot by John Acrudi, James Robinson, Chris Warner and Matt Wagner And then, for something different, we've got pages from Serenity: Everything's Shiny Adult Coloring Book It includes are by Stephen Byrne, Pablo Churin, Will Conrad, Georges Jeanty, Juan Frigeri, and Taylor Rose. THE TERMINATOR: THE[...]

A year ago a mystery started in the pages of Wonder Woman: "Who is Diana's brother?" The answer to that question begins today in Wonder Woman #31 by new writer James Robinson and artist Carlo Pagulayan. Robinson discusses with DC All-Access the Children of the Gods story arc, the introduction of Paul and Diana taking on[...]

Yesterday, we learned that superstar writer James Robinson will be returning to DC Comics, where he previously wrote such masterpieces as Starman and Cry For Justice, to take over the reigns of DC's twice-monthly Wonder Woman comic, for six months, beginning in September Robinson's response to the announcement on Twitter was positive, calling it "great[...]

 James Robinson, Carlo Pagulayan, and Emanuela Lupacchino will be handling the bi-weekly book for six months, kicking off with a new storyline titled "Children of the Gods." The new team takes over from Shea Fontana, whose five issue run begins in July In a way that only a man writing a comic starring a female[...]

Now I see that Bane can be a really charming and endearing character. The second reason is that the talented James Robinson is writing this book With an impressive mainstream tenure such as All-New Invaders, the first portion of Earth 2, and (I'm going to say it, and many people are probably going to use this[...]

kicks off his solo adventures in a story by James Robinson and ACO But what kinds of secret missions will the modern psychedelic super-spy be tasked with? We've applied Stan Lee's mighty Marvel method to these unlettered preview pages in an attempt to decrypt the code Until Nick Fury #1 hits stores on April 19, this[...]

Dynamite has sent us a new writer's commentary, this one from James Robinson on James Bond: Felix Leiter #3 which hits stores today. Cover by Mike Perkins and interiors by Aaron Campbell. As I lie here, prone, at ease, recalling my thought process for writing this issue, let me start by saying my mind is not the[...]