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.
Jonathan Hickman and Mike Huddleston’s
Decorum #1 (of 8)
Highlights This Week: You’d think that after rebooting Marvel Comics’ entire X-Men line that writer Jonathan Hickman would have precious little time for anything else – but you’d be WRONG! This week Hickman returns to Image Comics to team with artist Mike Huddleston for Decorum #1 (of 8), which follows the most well-mannered assassin in the universe.
Flash #750
Is there anything better than new comics? We don’t think so. KC Carlson looks at some of the newest of the new including Flash #750, Strange Academy #1, Marvel #1, and more.
The Eternals: The Complete Saga Omnibus Alex Ross cover
Prepare for the upcoming film with Marvel’s The Eternals: The Complete Saga Omnibus. Robert Greenberger is your guide to the cosmic drama created by the legendary Jack Kirby.
Breathtaker Collection HC
Loving Chase Darrow can actually kill you in Breathtaker, the groundbreaking story by Mark Wheatley and Mark Hempel. This modern classic is finally getting a deluxe hardcover collection, and Wheatley is here to to you all about it. Plus, a look at the first Wheatley/Hempel collaboration on 20 years, Make Way For The Man!
Flash #750
Highlights This Week: And DC Comics’ next big anniversary issue is this week’s Flash #750! The story they’ve been building toward since issue #50 comes to a head in the “The Flash Age, Part 1”!
The Marvels #1
It’s new comic time! KC Carlson looks at some of the new comics you can pre-order at WestfieldComics.com including Manhunters: The Secret History, The Marvels, and The Legion of Super-Heroes: Five Years Later Omnibus.
The Flash
Creators can leave comics comics at any time; sometimes at a moments notice, other times after a tenure of years. Wayne Markley looks at some creators who stuck around, creating a legacy that survives to this day on such books as The Fantastic Four, Incredible Hulk, and The Flash.
Randy Watts and Beau Smith Circa 1967
Comics bring people together. Don’t believe me? Then listen to Beau Smith as he spins a story of friendship and comics.
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