Last weekend we concluded the film version of Zeta Gundam. This week we finish the manga version of the original series. Continue reading →
Category Archives: Comics
Marvels: Unofficial 75 Greatest Marvels Countdown #8
Manga Review: Mobile Suit Gundam – The Origin, Volume 11
We return to Gundam The Origin as we approach the series dramatic conclusion. Continue reading →
Captain America: Winter Soldier: Unofficial 75 Greatest Marvels Countdown #9
The latest episode of the Unofficial 75 Greatest Marvels Countdown podcast, covering Captain America: Winter Soldier with Emily Middleton and Professor Alan Middleton, is available here. It can also be found in iTunes, Stitcher and plain vanilla RSS. You can also check out the Facebook listener forum here.
Comic Review: Captain Midnight, Volume 1 – On the Run
Continuing with Comic reviews, I have a look at Dark Horse’s revival of the Golden age hero Captain Midnight. Continue reading →
Marvel retcons Wolverine, Squirrel Girl from mutants to Inhumans
Despite years of comic-book history identify both as mutants of the X-Men variety, forthcoming Marvel titles will reveal that both Wolverine and Squirrel Girl are, in fact, Inhumans. This won’t be the first time Marvel has made such changes; Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver had their origins tweaked to tighten Marvel Studios’ grip on both characters. And few non-comic-book readers have much sense of Squirrel Girl, rumored to be making an appearance in either the forthcoming Luke Cage series, or the next season of Jessica Jones. But Logan, aka Wolverine, has been identified with the X-Men since nearly his first appearance.
The move comes as part of a broader strategy by Disney/Marvel….
Amazing Fantasy 15: Unofficial 75 Greatest Marvels Countdown Podcast
Comic Review: Saga Volume 1
This week I’m doing a slight shift from my manga reviews with a comic review of the first volume of Brian K. Vaughn’s Saga. Continue reading →
Secret Wars #1-12: Unofficial 75 Greatest Marvels Countdown #11
Manga Review: 20th Century Boys – Vol. 11
After something of a break, I’m starting the manga reviews back up again, starting with Naoki Urasawa’s 20th Century Boys. Continue reading →