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We ComiConverse With Author Travis McIntire
The Michigan Comics Collective is telling great stories and we have it covered in a special interview here on ComiConverse! In 2014, Travis McIntire helped Co-Found the Michigan Comics Collective (MCC). Their goal was to give new creators with no previous experience in the comic...
Review: Secret Wars #2
Marvel’s Secret Wars is one of the biggest comics events in recent memory. Fortunately, we have our very own user guide for you, right here on ComiConverse. In Issue 1 we were left ominously with the heroes awaiting the final incursion and the end of...
5 Ways X-Men Apocalypse Will Rock
X-Men Apocalypse is coming, and we have all the angles covered for you here on ComiConverse! With all the hype around 2016 comic book movies people have forgotten that the sequel to Days of Future Past is around the corner. That film surprised many last...
Review: Mad Max #1
Fresh from the Nux and Immortan Joe and Furiosa one shots, Mark Sexton, Nico Lathouris and Director George Miller are back with Mad Max #1. The story serves as a prequel to the events of Fury Road. It depicts Max’s attempt to build the famed Interceptor....
Ant-Man: The Tiny Details
With the release of Marvel's Ant-Man mere days away, we here at ComiConverse are going to be taking a look at eight things that you didn't know about the Ant-Man character. Of course, if your just interested in the movie itself, you can always check out...
Nerdcast News is Coming
Hello ComiConverse Community! Nerdcast Updates How are you? Last week I mentioned in a Comic-Con article that Nerdcast News will be kick-starting this summer and, after some development, the first episodes should be out next week. You might be wondering what is Nerdcast News all...
Negative Space #1: The Monster Of Mental Illness
Negative Space #1 from writer Ryan K. Lindsay and artist Owen Gieni is a book about monsters. The horror its cover promises is one of subterranean nightmares, where fleshy pink tendril creatures stand at the ready outside lavish stone altars. Hooded figures loom in the...
Ant-Man Is A Must See Marvel
Marvel's Ant-Man is here and we have it covered down to the smallest detail here on ComiConverse! We are now living in the golden age for comic book movies, with lesser known characters getting chances at big franchises. The Hype Marvel have shown us that...
Adventures Of A Comics Collector
Comics collectors are some of the passionate fans out there. Our Susan Rook takes deep dive into the world of comics collecting here on ComiConverse. Imagine that you’re at a garage sale and you spot a box of old comics. The seller says, “Oh that’s...
Affleck To Direct Future Batman Film
Ben Affleck is set to play a new creative role in the future of the Batman franchise and we have the details for you here on ComiConverse. We have been hearing rumors for some time now about the confirmed Batman Solo movie that was outed...
Review: Shutter #13
Shutter #13 from Image Comics is a book about a lot of things. Despite its fantastical settings, off-kilter storybook cast, and the distinctive theatricality of Kristopher clan drama, this title’s lofty yet deeply personal themes often fly close to the sun. To the credit of...
Review: Batman #42
It is a brave new world for a brave new Batman in the pages of Batman #42. If you've been away for a while, or are one of those people that decided that they would never read another Batman book because of Bunny-Robo-Batman you might...
What Happened in Attack on Titan Chapter 70?
Attack on Titan is a great comics find. We have a full run-down for you here on ComiConverse. So you’ve read though over a year and a half’s worth of slow moving, information packed, political talk in hopes of getting a sneak peek of what...
Where Will Black Panther Fall?
Black Panther's role in Marvel's upcoming Civil War is beginning to take shape. There have been multiple debates since Marvel's huge Phase Three event, where they revealed their entire slate of movies stretching outward towards 2019. There has been lots of speculation as to how...
Review: Batman vs Robin
Batman vs Robin was a great addition to the DC Animated stable, and we have a review for you here on ComiConverse. Another thrilling, action packed instalment in DC's ever growing library of critically acclaimed animated films. Batman vs Robin strongly builds upon the dynamic...
Review: Wild Bullets One Shot
Straight from the Michigan Comics Collective comes Wild Bullets by Greg Wright’s. Dread the drama of Thanksgiving with your relatives? Consider yourself lucky. The Bullet Family takes family drama to a new level. How else could the story of a family with the last name...
Nerdcast Presents The 2015 Comic-Con Special
Hello ComiConverse Community! How are you? Jordan here, the founder of Nerdcast, which has been growing ever since the last post with various members swinging in into the family from all around the globe. Updates Since last week have improved our audio and much more,...
5 Ways DC Comics Can Win Comic Con
Comic Con is on it's way and fans everywhere are preparing themselves for what can be a very revealing weekend. This is the time of year that all the movie studios begin to create photos, videos, and news that they can share with the thousands...
Review: Bizarro #2
Bizarro #2 by DC Comics is on the shelves and we have complete review for you here on ComiConverse! Bizarro and Jimmy Olsen continue their cross-country road trip in the second issue of Heath Corson’s and Gustavo Duarte’s limited series, which hit the stands earlier...
Ant-Man: A Short Comics History
Ant-Man is on its way to theatres, starring Paul Rudd as Scott Lang and Michael Douglas as Hank Pym. If either of those names sound familiar, they are the two characters who are best known for carrying the identity of Ant-Man. He's a look at who...
Review: Action Comics #42
Action Comics #42, released this week, provides DC Comics Superman fans with the latest installment in the “Truth” story arc, which traces Superman’s and Metropolis’s reactions to the revelation of the Man of Steel’s secret identity and the loss of most of his powers. The...
Restoring Fandom Sanity
2015 will go down as the year politics invaded fandoms. From GamerGate to "The Cover" to Puppy Wars and the Hugo Awards, it has been a year that will live on in infamy. To some degree politicization has always occupied a place within fandoms, humans...