When I heard they were rebooting Thunderbolts without Luke Cage as the leader, my interest in the comic vanished. Then I read this preview starring General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross recruiting an all-star team of anti-hero badasses for …
I'm actually pretty impressed by my own indifference to the whole Avengers VS X-Men crossover going on at the so-called House of Ideas... but I might actually buy Avengers #28, because my favorite artist of all time looks to be in rare form judg…
I like all the characters in The Defenders, but for some reason, putting them all on one team under that moniker almost guarantees the book will be super-lame. I know there is a legion of people who love the kooky Defenders stories of times past, A…
Guest post by Michael Lagocki The Ultimate X: Origins graphic novel is a must buy for superhero fans. I’ll try to quickly (har) break down why and then leave the rest to your good senses. The Story Even if you don’t read the Ultimate Universe, any…
The Hip Hop/Comic Book Connection by Ed Piskor This blog exists mostly because I think the connection between hip hop and comics is strong enough to draw like-minded individuals to my particular brand of art and blah blah. Besides all the reference…
Those silly fools at Marvel are looking to get in on the reboot fever with the all-new, all-different (but still incredible) Incredible Hulk #1 , written by red hot scribe Jason Aaron ( Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine ). Also since DC snagg…
Last night I drew this picture of Rocket Raccoon, a rare example of Marvel doing an in-continuity anthro character and an example of how diverse and flexible Marvel can be when they aren't busy pandering to the lowest common denominator. He app…