Category Archive: Obligatory Comics Section

The Pull List: 2/4/2015

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Must read comics of the week Annihilator #5 The penultimate issue of one of last year’s best books. Secrets are revealed of Nomax’s crimes as Ray circles the drain. East of West #17… Continue reading →

The Geekery Guide: What’s This Ultron Thing?

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Last time in this series we brought you up to speed with The Cthulhu Mythos. Now for something that mind be on the minds of non-comic readers: Ultron! In a Sentence: Ultron is… Continue reading →

The Pull List: Top 20 Comics of 2014

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20. This One Summer A coming of age story about a young girl on the cusp of puberty and sexual awakening, still struggling with what those things means. On the surface level, it… Continue reading →

The Pull List: 1/14/2015

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Avengers #34.2 The “point something” issues I haven’t usually bothered with. This one spotlights Starbrand and Nightmask though, some New Universe characters that Jonathan Hickman has brought over to the legit Marvel Universe.… Continue reading →

The ARGUS Files: Part 5

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So I have been doing this for Arrow, so I thought I would continue doing it for The Flash since it is a direct spinoff. Arrow Season 1 Part 1 and Part 2… Continue reading →

The Pull List: 1/7/2015

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Must read comics of the week Ant-Man #1 By the time this posts I’m pretty sure the Ant-Man trailer will have debuted. And with that movie on the way, it was only a… Continue reading →

The Pull List: 12/31/2014

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Must read comics for the last week of 2014. Batman Eternal #39 Riddler gets in on the game. He seems to have put ALL the pieces together, but he isn’t telling anyone. East… Continue reading →

Director/Showrunner Wishlist for Marvel Phase 3

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Thor: Ragnarok – Neil Marshall Ragnarok, for all intents and purposes, is he Norse apocalypse. There is a bit more hope since the world will be reborn afterward, but Ragnarok rears its head… Continue reading →

The Pull List: 12/17/2014

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All New Captain America #2 I had so much fun with the first one, especially considering the uphill battle it had given Steve Rogers wasn’t in the uniform. HYDRA has been reformed with… Continue reading →

Book Review: ‘Seconds’ by Bryan Lee O’Malley

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After being the singular driving force behind a modern pop-culture smash hit you’ve got to expect a bit of scrutiny on your follow up. The now well known Scott Pilgrim comic series (further popularised… Continue reading →