If you’re looking for some awesome Justice League comics to read you can’t go past this list of classic stories. In it are some of the best tales from the earliest days of the team to more recent times, and plenty in between.
Everyone knows that Peter Parker is your “friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man” but as part of the All-New, All-Different Marvel initiative he’s gone global. No longer is Spider-Man simply swinging around New York City but all parts of the world and with all kinds of gadgets and scientific goodies to help him. For this new global scope Marvel Comics have decided that a new number #1 is in order allowing for a clean jumping on point for lapsed and new readers alike. Read on to find out more about this action-packed début issue as well as read a few preview pages.
The Secret Wars Reading Order Guide is a guide to Marvel’s big event, listing all of the tie-ins as well as the creators and months of release for each issue. This list will be updated regularly as new information and issues come to light.
After a short run of Doctor Octopus being Spider-Man, Peter Parker returns in Amazing Spider-Man. Take a sneak peek at this issue by Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos, as well as covers from some great artists.
It’s that time again where I spotlight what I believe are the best comic book covers of the month! This time I showcase the best comic book covers from March, with many styles on offer from a range of artists. This month sees covers from Andrew Robinson, Jill Thompson and Alex Ross and a handful of others.
Every month we take a look at what we think are the best comic book covers for the month. In February we have covers from artists including Alex Ross, Ulises Farinas, Mitch Gerads and more.
While you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover it doesn’t mean that you can’t admire it. Each month I find what I believe are the best comic covers. In August’s batch of comic covers is a real mix bag, with many different styles, publishers and genres of comics, but all of them great.
While you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover it doesn’t mean that you can’t admire it. See what covers I think were the best for June 2013.
After 3 years hiatus Astro City returns at the new home of Vertigo Comics. This new #1 of the much loved series is a great jumping on point for those who haven’t read the series before and want something a bit different with their superhero comics. Take a gander at the two glorious Alex Ross covers and a preview.
While you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover it doesn’t mean that you can’t admire it. Each month I find what I believe are the best comic book covers. As the title suggest, it is for the month of May, 2013.
