Have you stopped reading about the X-Men?  Then it's time to come back...

Cliff Chiang's art is great, but Brian Vaughan's attempt at creating a puzzle box of a comic is decidedly uneven.

Because nothing says Christmas like talking about Warren Ellis and Jon Davis' Hunt's efforts to reboot an imprint.  As well as inviting Myron back to talk about why Wildstorm was worth rebooting in the first place.

Does the finale to Remender and Scalera's mad sci-fi epic grind its protagonist into dust, raise him to the heavens, or try to do both?

It takes more than just a gun to earn that designation as one of the best, and certainly the weirdest, zombie manga wraps up.

A series whose dumbness is matched only by its hilarity and ambition in finding new ways to provide fanservice!

Gillen and McKelvie stick the landing, even as they leave you wishing a certain character had run off with the ending.

John and I talk about the new movie, while I make the case for even more Joker origin stories than the ones we already have in the comics.

"The Walking Dead" wasn't the only series started by Robert Kirkman to wrap up this year.  Does it deliver a better ending?

The best of Jason Aaron's run on "Thor?"  Or just another so-so Marvel event?