The Poetry of ‘Watchmen’ Still Burns Bright
Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons probably didn’t intend their story to have the impact it did, and wrote a mock article in Watchmen about owls
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‘Brightburn’ Explores Being Born Evil
by David Harris
Is evil is born or made? 'Brightburn' shows what could happen if a Superman-like being didn't share the same amount of compassion.
What Makes Free Comic Book Day So Special
by David Harris
The beginning of May is the catalyst for many different things. First, it’s the harbinger of summer, which a lot of people in colder climates
‘Avengers: Endgame’ Shares a lot with Hickman’s ‘Secret Wars’
by David Harris
'Avengers: Endgame' shares a lot with Jonathan Hickman's 'Secret Wars' in that they are best appreciated with the stories that came before them.
Captain Marvel: From Damsel in Distress to Full-Fledged Icon
by David Harris
It took Captain Marvel nearly a half-century to finally find her place as a proper feminist, leader, and an idol, but she finally got where
‘Gunhawks’ is the Comic That Fans of Westerns Need
by David Harris
Marvel's relaunch of 'Gunhawks' is fun, beautiful, and should be on the pull list of western fans everywhere.
‘Die’ Rolls 20s Telling a Familiar Story
by David Harris
Despite a familiar setup, 'Die' brings potential and purpose, and is perfect for fans of tabletop games and fantasy adventures.
‘Middlewest’ is a Tragic Tale that will Blow People Away
by David Harris
There was possibility that 'Middlewest' could have been another typical Skottie Young story, but the winds have thankfully pushed him into a new, more serious
‘Upgrade Soul’ – A Thoughtful Take on Identity and Change
by David Harris
Publisher Lionforge’s Upgrade Soul is a touching, but slightly flawed, story examining concepts such as immortality and identity. Imagine living forever. The consequences of old
‘Murder Falcon’ is Not Simply Epic, it’s Outright METAL.
by David Harris
There are times when comics go for the long game, setting up every piece perfectly. The mysteries are only revealed a few volumes in, and