Collects The Avengers #47-68 and Annual #2 Comments: Now we're five years into Avengers mythos, long enough in comics time for a sizable history to have been built up, and for regular patterns to have been established and re-used for rinse/repeat cycles forever more.
Last weekend this site posted a Sunday Slugfest of reviews of Civil War #3, the latest issue of Marvel’s much-hyped cross-over event of the year.
Only in comics could there be something like Fear Agent .
The "Ignatz" line of comics from Fantagraphics Books and Coconino Press are a set of gorgeously reproduced, large format comic novellas from all around the world.
Jordan Crane's new solo comic is a haunting meditation on life and death.
Michael Bailey Plot : Tony Stark sets a trap for the heroes who have chosen to side with Captain America.
There are vampires loose in the Ultimate Marvel Universe.
This is such a gorgeous and energetic comic that it's hard for me to not give it this site's highest rating.
With convention season in full swing, what better is there to do than coming home with a piece of original art from one of your favorite artists? Fans who attend their share of comic cons over the course of summer/fall have their own sketchbooks or even portfolios that they carry with them, hoping to add a new piece.
Rick Geary is a tremendous and unique cartoonist.
