Comics & Graphic Novels

The advanced tech of Marvel is an important reason of why it's what it is. I'm a big science and tech nerd, so I decided to make a list of my top ten Marvel tech characters.

Tesseract is one of the most powerful artefacts in the MCU of non-terrestrial origin. This article tries to chart the journey of the Tesseract through the Infinity Saga of the MCU.

Independent comic book publishers will offer hundreds of titles in April. Here are ten that might be worth seeking out!

Marvel Comics will release no fewer than 61 comic books in April 2021. Whether you're a collector or an investor, there is something for everyone.

Man is mortal but it is his deeds that make him Immortal, an Artist dies but his or her art made alive. Many of them whose work made the world feel their presence. There are two types of men good and bad, good is remembered but the bad one is forgotten and remembered in the worst words.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier is probably the most subversive entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and not without cause. The movie was released in 2014 and it taps directly into the political undercurrents of that time. The movie is a nod to whistleblowers, particularly Edward Snowden.

So you want to test your luck in the criminal element (naturally), but like most ne're-do-wells, you gotta start somewhere...Think you can make it to the top?

Rumor has it that Sony is considering a stand-alone movie featuring Electro, one of Spider-Man's earliest enemies. Coupled with the fact that Electro is reportedly appearing in the next Spider-Man movie, the rumor of a stand-alone movie is driving interest in Amazing Spider-Man #9 from 1963.

Gotham, New York, Metropolis, Wakanda...These are the locations we read about where anything can happen! The BIG STAGE. Master criminals squaring off against powerful protectors in everlasting battles of brain and brawn...but what happens outside of these cities?

You ever just stop and think about comic books? The heroes, the suspense, the justice, the victory against all odds? Something about them just doesn't make sense...

What do you do when you have an idea for a story and then you discover that someone you trusted? Comic creator, Ray Felix, publisher of Bronx Heroes Comics tells his tale.

Mountains of Koh-I-Noor This will get you even find a mountainous land is for Queen crown where you have to go to the Tower of London is the Kohinoor diamond linked to the previous one hundred years This royal diamond is the adornment of this crown whose value no one can estimate today.

Just when you thought all was lost and the country was heading towards a fascist regime, along comes a pair of superheroes to save the day!

How comics change my life and my history with comics and why I want to be a comic book creator.

Learn the story of Weapons Plus the organization connected to Weapon X, Captain America, and even Venom. We don't know much about it yet but we do I will be sure to share.

Everything we know so far about the upcoming Marvel-DC Crossover

Before he went on to create Akira, Katsuhiro Otomo craft this short masterful horror/sci-fi experience that will take you to the edge of your seat and leave you breathless.

Activision should be given back the rights to make Spider-Man games and Spider-Verse should not be getting a sequel.

From superpowered thiefs to gritty noir criminals, this is a list of ten heist comic books that is absolutely worth every seconds of your time.

Rocket Racoon's epic adventure through three consecutive space heist with a planetary prison break in between.

Get your affairs in order because Seth Tomko reviews the third volume of Criminal.

Manga can be enjoyed by virtually anyone, anywhere, at any time. However, the sheer quantity that makes this possible may also seem daunting to a new reader, who is left pondering some thirty-odd subgenres. So, I shall endeavor to break it down into five Manga that best exemplifies their genres.

Join us as we delve into some of the fun lore that helps make up the Sailor Moon Universe! Welcome to part 1!

Hank Ketcham is an American cartoonist who created the Dennis the Menace comic strip. It is a light-hearted and fun comic strip about an adventurous 5-year-old boy. The comic strip has been published in over 1,000 newspapers around the world.

Villains in this series come in all shapes and sizes, here are some of the best ones. Opinions may vary.

Charles Schulz is the creator of the Peanuts comic strip. It is considered by many to be one of the most read cartoon strips ever in the history of newspapers. The merchandising associated with it still earns over a billion dollars annually.

With this month being as spoopy as it is, we need to get some fun and creepy comics to talk about. So, let's start with Venom's first comic book title. Venom: Lethal Protector #1-6

Always wanted to know if you were a villain? Well, find out what qualities you have that are like that of a villain. Here you'll find out if you are like the Joker, Maleficent, Orochimaru, and many other major and minor villains.

The Power Rangers saga has been one that has dominated media for like ever. And after almost 25 years of waiting, it seems like they have finally gotten a good comic book foothold as well. Let's start at the beginning, shall we? Go Go Power Rangers #1-4

Most people think of Johnny Blaze when they hear Ghost Rider but there have been quite a few different versions.

Shirou and Rin form an alliance. Saber disobeys Shirou's orders to stay away from Riyudouji temple and goes there to confront Caster, only to be stopped by Assassin. Is this manga adaptation of Fate/Stay Night worth your time and money? Let's find out!

A bored high school student named Light Yagami finds a mysterious notebook called the Death Note. He discovers he can kill people by writing their name in it. He decides to use this notebook to become God of a new world. Is this popular Shonen manga worth your time and money? Let's find out!

Get to know Marvel's Most Powerful, Strongest X-Men Mutants of All Time in this Top 10 List to Rule Them All...

There's a new vigilante in Gotham City, and unlike Batman, he's willing to kill criminals. Batman must uncover the identity of the new Red Hood and must put an end to his murderous rampage. Is this graphic novel worth your time and money? Let's find out!

We tend to think of superhero comics as American. Well, here's what happens when a French an takes a whack at writing a superhero team that shows up in 1959.

Haruhi Fujioka is trying to find a place to study in Ouran Academy when she stumbles upon the school's host club. After accidentally breaking an expensive vase she has to repay her massive debt by becoming a host. Is this manga worth your time and money? Let's find out!

Check for Gamma radiation because Seth Tomko reviews the first volume of The Immortal Hulk.

Shirou Emiya does not have to spend his days fighting in the Fifth Holy Grail War. Instead, he spends peaceful days cooking for his family. Without the Holy Grail War as a plot, is this slice-of-life manga worth your time and money? Let's find out!

No, but his cape could be used as a glider. But it would be too effective, he would go too fast, and the speed would likely kill him in landing.

The Ninth part of an essay discussing the history of the online harassment movement known as #comicsgate.

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Question your reality because Seth Tomko reviews volume eight of Black Science.