When I offered our wonderfully prolific writer Ray Tate the opportunity to give up reviewing Superman or Savage Hawkman , there was no surprise after reading this issue why he happily obliged.
If you've been as in the dark as you shamefully should not admit, Peter Parker's childhood bully-jock-turned-American-war-hero is Marvel's answer to Snake Eyes, all with the Call of Duty: Black Ops touch, of course.
The L.A. Times Hero Complex is back with its movie screening series, and I'm nearly speechless in presenting this one to you.
ltimately, this is a comic book about Hawkeye, a man who lives in a world where supervillains effectively hatch plans to flood New York City yet chooses to solve his problems with an archery set.
As my fellow colleague Samuel Salama Cohen would say, "Your dream has come true!" No, Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba and Jessica Simpson (well, before she let herself go) haven't been stalking me on Facebook just yet; but, yes, Daken and Moon Knight have finally squared paths in the palm tree silhouettes of Los Angeles.
As my fellow colleague Samuel Salama Cohen would say, "Your dream has come true!" No, Jessica Biel, Jessica Alba and Jessica Simpson (well, before she let herself go) haven't been stalking me on Facebook just yet; but, yes, Daken and Moon Knight have finally squared paths in the palm tree silhouettes of Los Angeles.
"Reboot? Relaunch? Do you think this 'A' on my head stands for DC?" Nick Boisson: 4.
Matt Rios: Our Walking Dead panel shot right off with producer Gale Anne Hurd, special effects make-up artist Greg Nicotero, director Frank Darabont and, of course, the creator and writer of the comics, Robert Kirkman.
Venom is sort of Marvel’s G.I. Joe book, when you think about it.
