The Ultimate Fantastic Four, by Brian Michael Bandis, Mark Miller and Adam Kubert launched in 2004, part of Bill Jemas' initiative to relaunch the Marvel
Rich Johnston Archives
Once upon a time, there used to be both a Fantastic Store in the centre of Oxford and a Comics Showcase, down the hill, at the top of the Cowley Road. By
From the preview of Invincible Iron Man by Brian Bendis and David Marquez from CBR. A glimpse at what the new Iron Man suit can do...basically everything.
****WARNING: This is not a review filled with spoilers, just enough detail I believe to give you a flavour of what I thought about the film - and why. But
We have pointed out just how smart Jimmy Palmiotti is before now. How he uses Kickstarter to fund otherwise unlikely-to-be-published graphic novels. How
Greetings from the coal face of the direct comics market. Where retailers try to increase their orders of certain comics ahead of sale. Where supply and
The first video Swipe File on Bleeding Cool. And I doubt it will be the last... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Cul8ted-AU&feature In Swipe File we
It's just not a good day for fans of LGBT superheroes at Marvel these days. Not only has Hercules been straightened out, but Northstar has had his
This hasn't happened to San Diego. Yet. The website for this year's third annual Florida Comics Experience, a one day comic con event, announced big
Shane Davis has been sending out some neat promotional gubbins ahead of the release of his new Image comic book, Axcend, which is already playing havoc
The new issue of The Last Days Of Ms. Marvel is out. It is not quite the last issue until the world explodes and Secret Wars begins... and then Ms. Marvel
First we have a Journey To Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Shattered Empire variant cover by Francesco Francavilla, for Third Eye Comics... And another from
Kieron Gillen and Salvador Larroca already introduced Aphra, the Indiana Jones of the Star Wars Universe, working for Darth Vader into their titular
I don't really know where Greg Land got this facial reference from, for today's Future Imperfect, but I don't think it was from a fifties
Gotta catch them all. And in this case, we have Midnighter #3 by Steve Orlando and Aco, a splendid comic with much to recommend it, innovative, fresh