Or ‘Why it needs to be Fantastic’ is what I probably should’ve said. Since its inception by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee
As psychological subjects for a comic-book go, they don’t come much richer than the Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Vader… or
I think one of my first experiences of the idea of romantic love might’ve been as a six-year-old, watching Princess Leia Organa
When I was a little kid, I remember I used to draw Darth Vader, Boba Fett and the Imperial Tie-Fighters compulsively. Whenever
So to reiterate from my review of Spiderwoman #1 – 4: I adore Jessica Drew. And so I was always bound to
The ability of Marvel’s various creative forces to come up with interesting and potent new characters even this far down the line
Having been genuinely bowled over by the compelling ‘Wynter’ #1 by Guy Hasson recently, and by what Mr Hasson is doing generally
There’s just something about Jessica Drew. I was never going to be able to resist getting in on the new Spiderwoman title;
Having already quite extensively reviewed Avengers/X-Men: Axis #1 – 4 a couple of months ago, I’ve finally got around to putting together
DC Comics announced they won’t be publishing the controversial variant cover for Batgirl #41. Artist Rafael Albuquerque requested the divisive cover be
Do most of us want to feel as if we’re ‘special’ or at least have the potential to be? Or in fact