A Comic Odyssey

It's something I've touched upon a couple of times before , and it's something I have a great deal of personal interest in; dep...

So, I've been away from the keyboard for a long while now, and it comes with great joy that return to this haunt of mine and slip back i...

Ever since Marvel announced there intention to shake things up across the board, changing creative teams, relaunching major titles and gener...

Last night I watched Marvel Studios latest film, Iron Man 3 with a group of friends and my partner. Let's skip straight to the bit every...

I wonder if anyone outside of classic series Doctor Who fans really cares about dusty old black-and-white companions. But Barbara was the fi...

I felt it with Avengers: The Initiative. I felt it with She-Hulk. I felt it with Captain Britain and MI:13. I felt it with Exiles. I felt it...

You can kind of look at the entirety of the MC2 Universe's publication history in terms of  two major eras. I'll break it down by ye...

Ever sat down to watch a movie or perhaps your favorite new show only to do a comical spit take when you realize you know that characters fa...

You may recall a while back I made a couple of posts about the various MC2 collections and variants: Part 1: Singles and Variants and Part ...

Continuing on from my previous post about homages and all things lovingly referenced, I present to you, my loyal readers (if I have any) a f...

Being a comic fan for a long time has it's ups and it's downs; watching continuity being reset, reboot, re-tooled or retconned can b...

That is a nice jacket. Rose Tyler traveled with both the Ninth Doctor and the Tenth Doctor. Rose was both a companion to the Doctor an...

Fashionably late, as ever, I deliver unto you, my faithful readers, my review of The Hobbit (well... the first part of a three-part adaption...

So, after completing the first year of May's tales, Miss A -as my pal shall, be referred to for now-has sat down and we've chewed th...

Last time, I talked about Donna. Poor, doomed, Donna. But for rough treatment, let's not forget Martha, the martyr, the rebound Who-Gi...