Marvel Horror Lives Again Omnibus
Once the Comics Code was changed in the 1970s, Marvel introduced many new monstrous heroes and villains. Take a fond look back at them in Marvel Horror Lives Again Omnibus. Robert Greenberger pulls back the curtain on these horrific creations.
Green Lantern/Green Arrow: Space Traveling Heroes
Denny O’Neil, Mike Grell, and Alex Saviuk usher in a new era of greatness for two colorful heroes in DC’s Green Lantern/Green Arrow: Space Traveling Heroes. Robert Greenberger gives you the goods on these previously uncollected stories from the 1970s.
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Westfield’s Roger Ash is at home and shares some reading recommendations to help pass the time.
Justice League of America: The Nail – The Complete Collection
Since many people are stuck inside, KC Carlson recommends some comics to help pass the time.
Flash Giant #4
Everyone wants more bang for their buck. Wayne Markley says you can maximize your comics dollars with DC’s 110-Page Giants.
Black Widow Epic Collection: Beware the Black Widow
The Black Widow soon makes her solo appearance in her own MCU film. Wayne Markley suggests some collections of Marvel’s super spy for you to read prior to this cinematic extravaganza.
Beau Smith-The Super Adaptoid!
By this time, you’ve no doubt heard the news that Dan DiDio is no longer the co-publisher of DC Comics. Beau Smith looks at what he thinks that means for the future of comics.
Mister Miracle by Steve Englehart & Steve Gerber
There are more new comics? It’s like these things come out every week! KC Carlson looks at some new releases including Mister Miracle by Steve Englehart & Steve Gerber and History of the Marvel Universe – Treasury Edition.
Green Lantern: 80 Years of the Emerald Knight
Celebrate eight decades of GL in DC’s Green Lantern: 80 Years of the Emerald Knight. Robert Greenberger gives you an overview of this popular character’s career.
Sea of Sorrows #1 Alex Cormack cover
After WWI, a salvage operation in the North Atlantic faces unforeseen dangers in Sea of Sorrows from IDW. Writer Rich Douek shares some tantalizing tidbits about this tale of terror.
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