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Marvel's Civil War at 20 Month-By-Month: June
Everyone is miserable. That’s the feeling you get reading a Mark Millar comic book. It doesn’t matter what Millar comic you’re looking at, these are people with no joy or wonder in their hearts, only bitterness and insecurity. It is part of why his work feels so discordant with the Marvel Universe. Sorrow, melodrama, and interpersonal dysfunction has been baked in since Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s…
Random Comic Panel of the Week #169
Shazam #2 (1973, DC Comics) by C.C. Beck and Dennis O’Neil
Marvel's Civil War at 20 Month-By-Month: May 2006
Civil War #1, She-Hulk #8, Wolverine #42, Amazing Spider-Man #532 Perhaps nothing in Marvel’s Civil War has aged as poorly as the idea that the US government would be moved into action by the mass deaths of children. There’s something about this central conceit behind the entire production of Civil War, designed to be unthinkable and controversial, that feels almost quaint now. Steeped in the…
DCAU Rewatch: Superman the Animated Series 23: Double Dose
Livewire breaks out of prison and recruits the Parasite to help her bring down Superman once and for all. Credits: Written by Hilary J. Bader Directed by Yuichiro Yano Music by Harvey R. Cohen Animation by Koko Enterprise Co., LTD., Dong Yang Animation Co., LTD. There’s something I find compelling about how many of the Superman plots center on a regular guy messing up with big…
Random Comic Panel of the Week #168
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Battle Nexus #4 (2026, IDW) by Omar Francia, Luis Antonio Delgado, and Caleb Goellner
DCAU Rewatch: Superman the Animated Series 22: Action Figures
Washed ashore on a remotely populated island with no memory of his life of villainy, the killer cyborg Metallo seeks answers about his past. Credits: Written by Hilary J. Bader Directed by Kenji Hachizaki Music by Lolita Ritmanis Animation by TMS-Kyokuichi Corporation The early sequence of Metallo emerging from the sea covered in mud and grime is executed perfectly to make the character…
MARVEL’S CIVIL WAR AT 20: MONTH-BY-MONTH: THE ROAD TO CIVIL WAR
Civil War Month-By-Month is a deep into Marvel’s 2006 Civil War event, analyzing the main story and its various tie-ins from each individual month to examine what these books have to say about culture, politics, the comics industry, or the characters and what they represent 20 years later. This isn’t an exercise in reviewing a two-decade old story but rather a critical reappraisal of a defining…
Random Comic Panel of the Week #167
Marvel & Disney: What if…Goofy Became Spider-Man? (2025, Marvel) by Francesco D’ippolito, Lucio Ruvidotti, Laura Tartaglia, Steve Behling and Riccardo Secchi
Civil War Month-By-Month: Prelude
Few comics since Frank Miller’s Dark Knight Returns can claim such immediate and lasting impact on mainstream superhero comics as Marvel’s Civil War. Created by writer Mark Millar, artist Steve McNiven, inker Dexter Vines, colorist Morry Hollowell, and letterer Chris Eliopolous, and edited by Tom Brevoort, Civil War is one of the biggest superhero events ever made–one that had lasting impact on…
DCAU Rewatch: Superman the Animated Series 21: Mxyzpixilated
A bored fifth-dimensional imp has made Superman the target for his reality-warping games. Credits: Written by Paul Dini Directed by Dan Riba Music by Harvey R. Cohen Animation by Koko Enterprise Co., LTD., Dong Yang Animation Co., LTD. This episode’s existence owes a lot to writer and producer Paul Dini, who is a big fan of Mr. Mxyzptlk. Its success as an episode owes a lot to the late,…
No Context Comics: A Look at 3 Comics I Don't Read from the week of May 13th
Welcome to another edition of NO CONTEXT COMICS, the regular feature where I review 3 issues from ongoing comic book series that I do not read! The single issue is the building block of comic book storytelling, so what can we learn from taking an issue on its own merits, free of the baggage and context of the larger story? Well, folks. It’s been a while! Hopefully this is just the start of some…
DCAU Rewatch: Superman the Animated Series 20: Target
Someone is out for gutsy investigative reporter Lois Lane’s life. But her long list of powerful enemies will require help from Superman to narrow down the suspects. Credits: Written by Hilary J. Bader Directed by Curt Geda Music by Lolita Ritmanis Animation by Koko Enterprise Co., LTD., Dong Yang Animation Co., LTD. Hilary J. Bader’s scripts are tremendous; smart, thoughtful, complex,…
DCAU Rewatch: Superman the Animated Series 19: Identity Crisis
Lex Luthor has cloned Superman, but when the copy’s genetic code begins to break down, the Bizarro becomes a danger to himself and all of Metropolis! Credits: Story by Joe R. Lansdale and Robert Goodman Teleplay by Robert Goodman Directed by Curt Geda Music by Kristopher Carter Animation by Koko Enterprise Co., LTD., Dong Yang Animation Co. LTD. The episode opens with what is essentially a…
Random Comic Panel of the Week #166: Batman/Superman: World's Finest #28 (DC, 2024) by Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain, Steve Wands, and Mark Waid
Random Comic Panel of the Week #165 : Absolute Martian Manhunter #4 (DC, 2025) by Javier Rodriguez, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, and Deniz Camp
#DCAU Rewatch: Superman the Animated Series 18: Livewire
Chris Condon and Jeffrey Alan Love's News from the Fallout is a perfect testament to the unique power of comics as a visual medium.