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Marvel Adds Trio of Punisher Showdowns
New York, NY— July 21, 2025 — The streets of the Marvel Universe are set to explode this October as the Punisher comes face-to-face with some of Marvel’s most dangerous heroes! Beginning with PUNISHER SHOWDOWNS: BLACK WIDOW #1, writer Tom Waltz (Marvel Zombies: War Zone) and artist Greg Land (All-Out Avengers) are showcasing previously untold conflicts between Frank Castle and other members of…
REVIEW: Keeping 007 Alive
Keeping 007 Alive: Conversations with James Bond Continuation AuthorsBy Mark Edlitz232 Pages/Self-Published/$49 (hc), $29.99 (sc) Pop culture historian Mark Edlitz conducts good interviews, bringing passion and deep knowledge to each of his subjects. Of late, he has focused on Britain’s greatest spy, James Bond. He’s previously written The Lost Adventures of James Bond and James Bond After…
REVIEW: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
In 1958, this was as cutting-edge as it got. Ray Harryhausen took his stop-motion special effects wizardry and applied it to his first full-color film, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, recognizing that the fantasy setting was ideal for his Dynamation creations. Viewed today, the effects can appear dated and, at times, quaint, but for those of us raised on his films throughout the 1960s, Harryhausen was…
Daredevil: Born Again by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli
I’m sure I’ve re-read this story since 1986. You can’t prove it from this blog, though. And my copy of the trade paperback is the original 1987 edition, with minimal credits and supplemental material, from the era when the Big Two were still figuring out the whole reprint-floppies-in-a-permanent-format thing. (I’m not sure how I can have a copy of that edition, since mine would have died in my…
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Nova is Back as are the Ten Rings of Power
New York, NY— July 17, 2026 — The legendary Ten Rings of Power are returning to the Marvel Universe, and only one hero stands in their way of falling into the wrong hands: Sam Alexander, A.K.A. Nova! The fan-favorite hero makes an impactful return this October in NOVA: RETURN OF THE RINGS #1, a Marvel’s Voices one-shot celebrating Hispanic & Latin American Heritage Month. Written by Josh…
The Undertaker, Vol. 1: The Gold Eater & Dance of the Vultures by Xavier Dorison & Ralph Meyer
I try to treat books on the level I find them; it’s only fair. This one is the first of a decent-length series of Western comics by two French creators. It collects the first two, very closely linked books in the series, both originally published in 2015 and translated by Tom Imber for this 2026 English-language edition from Abrams. I don’t know that the Western in French comics tends to be a…
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Robots, Demons & Dayjobs by David Kantrowitz I regularly read books of funny comics by creators I'm not familiar with. This is usually great - new funny stuff!...
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REVIEW: Pretty Maids all in a Row The early 1970s were a transitional period for feature films. A new generation of filmmakers was making their presence known, alongside actors still unfamiliar to mainstream audiences....
Fantastic Four and X-Men vs. 3K in October New York, NY— July 2, 2026 — This October, things go from bad to worse for the X-Men and the Fantastic Four in their battle against the villainous group 3K!...
Shaolin Cowboy: Start Trek by Geof Darrow There are some creative projects that you're pretty sure just aren't for you. Maybe it's in a genre you know nothing about - and aren't inclined to learn....
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REVIEW: Blue Thunder: The Complete Series By Dayton Ward June 1983: It was right around the end of my sophomore year of high school when some friends and I did what we often did on a Saturday: head to the nearby Cineplex to catch a movie....
REVIEW: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Complete First Season When you have as rich a history as the world of Westeros does in George R.R. Martin’s unfinished…...
Spider-Woman’s 50th Anniversary Resets Her Status Quo New York, NY— June 12, 2026 — To know her is to cheer her! This September, SPIDER-WOMAN 50TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL #1 celebrates 50 years of Marvel’s Dark Angel with a jam-packed one-shot honoring Jessica Drew’s history and jumpstarting her spine-tingling new era!...
Black Hammer: Spiral City by Jeff Lemire and Teddy Kristiansen I think this is still the most recent Black Hammer collection; it came out last November. It's set in the modern day, and does not feature the series main characters - the group of five Bronze Age heroes stuck on an extradimensional farm, like that dog you had as a child that had to go away, who I've come to call the Moping Crew because their super-team was never named....
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September puts Captain America and the Avengers to the Test New York, NY— June 12, 2026 — An all-new era for Earth’s Mightiest Heroes kicked off this week in AVENGERS: ARMAGEDDON #1 by Chip Zdarsky, Delio Diaz and Frank Alpizar, the debut issue of a five-part event series that leads directly into Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto’s new run of AVENGERS launching in November!...
The Complete Peanuts, 1957 to 1958 by Charles M. Schulz I reviewed a lot of the Complete Peanuts series when they were coming out - I bought them all, and read them contemporaneously, but the blog started up in the middle of that timeframe - so there's already a lot of words on this blog about Charles M....
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Wild That We’re Alive by Lauren Haldeman Every book is from a particular person, with a distinctive point of view. The best authors realize that, and are as deeply themselves as they can be, to emphasize the things only they would say, in the ways only they would say it....
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