The WORLD is at stake, but so are love and familial dynamics... I guess. This story has taken a turn I didn't expect, but I am still interested to see where it goes from here.

Spider-Man Bloodline #4 is mostly an exposition dump and setup for the final act where in Ben Parker will need to earn his webs by saving Peter!

The unbelievable release schedule and lackluster quality of this comic has me considering giving money to Marvel NOT my LCS just to read and review it. How? Why?

The king original king of Kaiju-Combat is here! Tsubaraya and Marvel have teamed up to bring Ultraman to US audiences in an exciting format. This debut issue introduces readers to the world of Ultraman

Howard Pyle's The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood tells the story of Robin Hood and his 140 stout Yeomen. Arrow from CW's series of DC Comics shows tells the story of the life of Oliver Queen who fought to save his city. I have enjoyed both and wanted to take the time to talk about them together.

I need to take a break from my review and analysis work and focus on submitting manuscripts for publication.

Jack "King" Kirby and Joe Simon left Timely Comics after this blazing trio of adventures starring Cap and Bucky. They made every panel count!

I have so many issues with this comic. The stories are a bit repetitive, Cap and Bucky aren't doing anything for the war effort, some of the art is terrible by this books standards, and the last story is SUPER RACIST.

In Captain America Comics #8 Cap and Bucky face a saboteur and help a lady stay a few nights in a haunted house, so she can inherit it.

Spider-Man: Life Story written by Chip Zdarsky and drawn by Mark Bagley features Steve Ditko's classic design for the wall crawler as well as a lot of interesting takes on the red, webs and blue. I survey the lot and pick my top 3.