Comics
Review: Superman: American Alien #4
Superman: American Alien, the seven-issue limited run authored by filmmaker Max Landis, continued this week with the release of the series' fourth installment. ComiConverse's Superman correspondent, T. Kyle King, is here with a review of the newest issue in the story of "a guy named...
Review: Standoff: Welcome To Pleasant Hill
The prelude to the Avengers' upcoming Standoff is out, and our Seth Frederiksen is here to review the issue. Synopsis The prologue issue for Standoff opens with the Winter Soldier, aka Bucky Barnes, sneaking into a heavily guarded S.H.I.E.L.D. instillation. Some internal monologues provide clues...
How To Prepare For The DC Multiverse
ComiConverse contributor Carl Waldron shares tips and tricks to prepare for the imminent arrival of the DC Multiverse on film and TV. As DC prepares to flatten us with the weight of Batman vs. Superman (and Wonder Woman and Cyborg and Aquaman and...), I am beside myself....
Green Arrow: A ComiConversation with Mitch and Sam
ComiConverse contributors Mitch Nissen and Sam McCoy have been friends since the late 90's, when they used to work in the cornfields together. Reading comics and watching movies were the foundation of their friendship that has lasted all these years, despite the fact they haven’t...
Review: Old Man Logan #2
The cover of Old Man Logan #2 foreshadowed a classic match was going to be had between Old Man Logan and The Hulk and boy, it delivered. ComiConverse's Sammy Rendon gets right into the visual feast that this issue brought. Synopsis In Old Man Logan #1, Logan had crossed Black...
Review: Batman #49
Batman is about to burst into movies once again in Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice and Bruce Wayne is once again donning the cowl. Scott Snyder marches towards the end of his run on Batman with guest artist Yanick Paquette as Bruce goes through the process...
Review: Uncanny X-Men #3
In the third part of Cullen Bunn's "Superior" story-line, the Uncanny X-Men race to find a former comrade before the Dark Riders, and decide on their next move to stop the mutant hunters once and for all. ComiConverse's Seth Frederiksen is here to review the issue. Synopsis Opening...
Review: Doctor Strange #1
Doctor Strange may not have gotten as much attention as other upcoming Marvel releases, like Deadpool and X-Men: Apocalypse, but have no fear. Our Mitch Nissen is here to break down the latest Doctor Strange comic for you, so we can all get to know...
Review: Batman/Superman #29
Batman/Superman #29 was released this week, and the second issue of Tom Taylor's tenure as writer of DC Comics' team-up title continued the action-packed early adventure pairing a wary Man of Steel with a skeptical Darknight Detective. ComiConverse's Superman Correspondent, T. Kyle King, is here...
Review: Deadpool Classic Vol. 1
Is there anything bigger than Deadpool at the moment? Our Seth Frederiksen takes a look at one of the great places you can go to find a primer for the Merc with the Mouth. With the new Deadpool movie now here, there has been a fair...
Review: Spider-Man Issue #1
There is a new Spider-Man in town and our Sammy Rendon is here to break down all of the action for you in our ComiConverse review of Spider-Man #1 by Marvel Comics. Spider-Man is Miles Morales in issue #1 of Spider-Man! The heir to Peter Parker's...
Review: Action Comics #49
Stripped of his abilities and exposed as Clark Kent, Superman has been striking back at Vandal Savage, the leader and progenitor of the conspiracy, fueled by the Man of Steel’s stolen powers. The immortal caveman’s master plan began unfolding in Savage Dawn, and ComiConverse’s Superman...
Review: Old Man Logan Issue #1
Old Man Logan has his comics shelves and our Sammy Rendon is here to break down all of the action for you in our ComiConverse review. Old Man Logan Issue #1 picks up after  Mark Millar & Steve McNiven's 2010's Wolverine: Old Man Logan. In case you missed...
Review: Guardians of Infinity #1
Guardians of Infinity #1 has hit comics shelves and our Mitch Nissen is here to break down all the action for you in our ComiConverse review. What's bigger than the galaxy? Answer: Infinity. Guess what? It needs guarding too. Enter the Guardians of Infinity. Get...
Review: Suicide Squad Most Wanted: Deadshot and Katana
Suicide Squad is at the height of pop-culture these days. Our Sam McCoy breaks down one of the newest Suicide Squad books to hit comics shelves, as DC Comics attempts to introduce readers to some of the Squad's characters. With a movie coming out in...
Review: Superman: Lois and Clark #4
Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks have teamed up to revive the pre-Flashpoint Clark Kent and Lois Lane, who are married, raising their son, and hiding out in the background of the mainstream New 52 DC Universe. ComiConverse’s Clois correspondent, T. Kyle King, brings you his...
Review: Superman #48
Superman has lost his secret identity and most of his powers, but not his fighting spirit. Clark Kent came through Truth to confront Vandal Savage’s fiendish master plan, and the latest chapter was released this week in Superman #48. ComiConverse’s Man of Steel writer, T....
In Search Of Comics: From Cap to Huck
Is there anyone that loves Captain America as much as our very own Scotty Cook? We think not. But what does comics addict do when looking for a new character to love? Here is one man's explanation. As many of you know, my area of...
Review: Snow Blind #2
Snow Blind #2 by Boom! Studios has recently been released and our own Sammy Rendon is here to break down this interesting detective story for you in our ComiConverse review. Snow Blind reads like a crime novel in a glorious comic book format, by writer Ollie Masters and art by...
Review: Secret Wars #9
Secret Wars certainly has been huge for the Marvel Comics universe. Here, our Sam McCoy reviews the final chapter of the mammoth event that was Secret Wars. The final issue of Marvel’s 2015 event is upon us and writer Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic deliver...
Review: Superman/Wonder Woman #25
Superman has survived Truth, but its side effects still linger, and the newly vulnerable Man of Steel must rely upon others for assistance. In Superman/Wonder Woman #25, Princess Diana seeks the help of Artemis, Hephaestus, and other members of the pantheon to save the gravely...
Review: Drax #1
Drax shot to prominence for his appearance in Guardians Of The Galaxy, but comics fans know the character has had a much longer and more intricate history. Our Mitch Nissen dove in to Drax The Destroyer's newest portrayal in Drax #1 by Marvel Comics. Drax...