Comics
Mainly for the classic characters from DC and Marvel the mainstream comics section here to celebrate the pioneers of the comic book industry which have survived dozens of incarnations and imminent apocalypses'.
Although the line between indie comics and mainstream comics is fairly thin with so many new comic book publishers coming up at the moment but we hope to give them all a fair looking over.
Soon we will be featuring some reviews of a few real classics from the Dark Knight and Superman.
DC New 52 Graphic Novels
The DC 52 Graphic novels have started to ship and are already selling out as fast as the comics did. Here's a full list of TPBs and price comparison.Marvel AR the Free Mobile App
The Marvel AR app is the most innovative contributions to modern comics since they introduced photoshop and digital comics. See Hidden and extra content with the latest Marvel comics.Elephantmen #38 Review
Comic of the month as Elephantmen #38 is released and it's Razorback vs Agent Blackthorne one will live and one will fall. Another Amazing issue from Image comics.Before Watchmen
DC has announced the long time in the making Watchmen prequel. With fans and creators of the original divided on the idea. DC Comics Kingdom Come
Kingdom Come may very well be one of the greatest Graphic Novels DC has in print. With the DCnU in full force this book is an amazing eulogy to the DCoU.DCnU Brings Back Power Girl and Earth 2
DC a super serious about making the DCnU survive, out with the old and in with the new decisions after just 4 issues. six have been canceled and six have been added to the roster.Charismagic
Charismagic is an original supernatural series by Aspen comics. It's hot, supernatural and has an amazing story written by Vince HernandezBilly Majestic's Humpty Dumpty
One of the best Sci-fi horror books out in ages. Humpty Dumpty follows a part of friendly alien visitors who are ambushed by swamp folk while the males are killed the lone female is captured and tortured for months. Enter Humpty Dumpty.Elephantmen volume 0 Armed Forces
Richard Starkings Epic War Toys series is collected in volume 0 of Elephantmen. Follow the tragic tale of Yvette as she transforms from a French country girl to the single most dangerous force the Elephantmen have to fear.Fantastic Four World's Greatest
If you read one Fantastic Four book it really should be Mark Miller and Bryan Hitch's Fantastic 4 Worlds Greatest. Featuring the timely death of both Sue Richards and Galacticus along with the Hulk son of Wolverine.Spaceman from Vertigo
Adding to the list of awesome Sci-Fi Comics, Spaceman is a nine issue series from, Vertigo where which follows Orson a genetically modified spaceman from a near post apocalyptic future.Booster Gold 52 Pick-Up Review
The great Geoff Johns takes on Booster Gold and his task of realigning time and saving the JLA. Booster Gold 52 Pick-Up.Elephantmen : Man and Elephantman Complete
Richard Starkings the legend behind Elephantmen brings us a reprint of Man and Elephantman. This time in one collected issue with the trifold cover by J Scott Campbell.
Garth Ennis - Stitched Issue 1 Review
The long awaited Stitched by Garth Ennis blesses our comic shelves this week. When a team of US military go down in Afghanistan they have more than the Taliban to fear.Superior 5 and 6
Back with two issues in the same month after an eight month delay. Well worth the wait Superior continues to kick ass in issue 5 and 6 out now.Frank Millers Holy Terror Review
Even with a pile of comics from the last week of the DC reboot in hand The first on the reading list had to be Frank Millers Holy Terror. Once an epic Batman story now something entirely new with the Fixer.Red Hood and the Outsiders from the DC 52
The DCnU has brought us another amazing new series in Red Hood and the Outsiders. It's reinvented some of the best and most underused characters in the DC Universe.Batman #1 DCnU
Probably the most defining comic icon of the last few generations Batman starts his adventure from issue one this month. Part of the New 52 Batman #1Catwoman #1 DCnU Reboot
One of the most sexually controversial comics since Superman and Big Barda made that movie. Catwoman #1 from the DC Reboot is defiantly one for the adult reader. DC Reboot Supergirl #1
Another of DC Comics icons has been rebooted in the big DCnU of 2011. Supergirl crash lands to earth but where has she landed.DCnU Superboy #1
The new DC reboot for some hasn't changed much but Superboy is one of the few who has been reinvented. Thought to be a failed genetic experiment from a cross between human and alien DNA.DCnU Suicide Squad #1
So far the DC reboot has been a mixed bunch. Suicide Squad is the perfect example of how the reboot can be used to the full. It's a total reinvention of all the other incarnations and kicks off with an epic first issue.Batwing Issue #1 DCnU Review
Not sure if this really counts towards the DCnU since it's a spin off from Grant Morrisons Batman Inc from last year. But it is well worth a read, take a look at the full spoiler-full review.Swamp Thing DCnU First Issue Review
An old time fan favorite Swamp Thing is a survivor both in the pages and on the shelves. How will the new reboot from DCnU measure upto the classic tales of the Swamp.Action Comics #1 Review DCnU
If you told me a year ago I would own a copy of Action Comics #1 I'd have maybe laughed but here I am with a review from the DCnU line up.Animal Man #1 DCnU First Issue Review
One of my most anticipated comics of the DC reboot. Animal Man #1 is out this week and it's a total must buy comic if you liked the Grant Morrison run and one reason why the DC reboot was an amazing idea.














