A Comic Odyssey

What comes to mind when I think MC2? The obvious answer would be "Spider-Girl," but that's not what I mean. At the core of MC2...

Back in the 80's Marvel had the license to publish Hasbro's Transformers comics. This wasn't something new. Companies often lice...

I've noticed, as I've grown up around comics and the culture that goes with it, that people don't want 'new'. No, let me...

Tom tells the story best. It was a few month before Spider-Girl #60 when Tom Defalco and Pat Olliffe were told the book was cancelled. Pat...

The Exiles was one of those comics you 'just had to be there' to understand and love. It was a series about a team of (most...

For what seems like a lifetime, Spider-Girl and the rest of her MC2 compatriots went without being collected into trade paperbacks or diges...

Often times when a series I thoroughly enjoyed comes to an end via cancellation, I find my self a little lost, maybe angry, or sad. But ...

Let's be clear; I love Darkdevil. From Reilly Tyne's complicated origin story too his snarky attitude, I dig this character. H...

I sat down with some friends recently and we watched Veronica Mars in it's entirety. Veronica Mars is the kind of show that just doe...

I am forever a month behind the rest of the world, so let's kick off with a review of the new Carol Danvers starring title, Captain...

This is my late review of the new Spidey flick, The Amazing Spider-man. I'm on the fence on this one. I'm genuinely surprised by...

I've been reading J2's first and to-date, only collection and as I've been neglecting my blog of late, I figure this is as good ...

Avoiding spoilers in this day and age is difficult. I won't lie, I've seen a couple of the Amazing Spider-man trailers simply by vis...

So, I watched Prometheus recently. And it just wouldn't be an Alien-ish flick without an android in the group. Let's have a quick ...

I love Doctor Who. Have you noticed recently how much love people are heaping onto geeky pursuits? Right now (and for the past decad...

They say clothes make the man. Tony Stark wore expensive suits before wearing....well, an even more expensive suit. It defines his character...