Five volumes of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez's supernatural thriller/mystery series are available now.  Once you read them, you will froth at the mouth for the next volume.

My buddy Rob joins us as we take on Mark Waid's comics of superhero disgrace and redemption.

You'll learn more than you ever wanted to about Japanese "otaku" from this series, but the way Shimoku Kio does it with humor, honesty and humanity.

Thank god for Kieron Gillen and "Journey Into Mystery" or else Marvel's latest crossover event would've been a total wash so far.

The best Spider-Man title stands the test of time and soldiers on into the future... but not without a hitch or two.

What hath "Hellboy" and "8-bit Theater" wrought?  A thoroughly enjoyable take on the awesomeness of science and Carl Sagan!

Geoff Johns and Gary Frank deliver a pretty decent start to what is effectively "Ultimate Batman."  John and I also tackle "The Dark Knight Rises" and whether or not it was a fitting end to the saga.

One owes a deep debt to "Lost" and the other is an amalgamation of the exploits of many different hackers.  Neither of them have anything in common -- OR DO THEY?!?

Brian Wood's allegory for our divided times may seem like medicine, but it's still a compelling read.

Or, the "new seven" based on the titles talked about here.  It's a full house as myself, John, Myron and our buddies Chris and Eddie sound off here.