Holy smokes. It’s March, and March with an unlucky Friday! OH NO! Luckily, we have comics. What’s on YOUR Pull List? Mike Rapin Egos #6 Imperium #2 Iron Fist: The Living Weapon #10 Princess Leia...
Hello, dear readers, this week I’m bringing you a tale of the famed, Paul Bunyan, that you should probably avoid at all costs. Axe Giant: The Wrath of Paul Bunyan, takes a sweet legend that...
I’m not sure exactly how it happened, but Jennifer Walters has become my favorite Marvel character. Despite always being on the B or C-List, constantly over shadowed by her more famous cousin Bruce Banner, Walters...
Hi there! How’s your Tuesday going? Awful because you don’t have this week’s comics yet? That’s a stinker. But don’t you worry! Comics come out tomorrow! Huzzah! What’s on YOUR Pull List?...
I’ve always been a big fan of first person shooters. The Halos, Call of Dutys, Medal of Honors, there’s just something rousing about these kind of games. The music, the comradery, the over the top...
There’s a lot to be said for the genesis of a character. Some are conceived from a creative necessity, some owe their origins as homage to those that have come before, and others still are...
Hosts: Mike, Nick, and Zander. This episode was recorded on February 8th, 2015. Topics: Comics (All-New Ghost Rider #11, Prometheus Fire and Stone Omega #1 (one-shot), and … nothing?) Convergence = 24 new #1s?! Do #1s mean more...
We’re on the eve of the day of comics! Have ye not become excited? What’s on YOUR Pull List?...
Read More →There’s a lot to be said for the genesis of a character. Some are conceived from a creative necessity, some owe their origins as homage to those that have come before, and others still are made entirely by accident. But Richard Stark’s Parker is far too singular to claim any such birthright: he was just...
Read More →Hello, dear readers, this week I’m bringing you a new look at a cult classic. The Town that Dreaded Sundown (2014), is thankfully not a remake, but a look at what happens when a murderer from the past makes his way in to the present. Returning after 65 years of dormancy, the infamous, “Phantom Killer”...
Read More →Hosts: Mike, Nick, and Zander. This episode was recorded on February 8th, 2015. Topics: Comics (All-New Ghost Rider #11, Prometheus Fire and Stone Omega #1 (one-shot), and … nothing?) Convergence = 24 new #1s?! Do #1s mean more sales? For new or old readers? And do people stick around? G. Willow Wilson & A-Force Brian Wood’s run on...
Read More →The Flash is barely into the second half of its critically and commercially successful first season on the CW. To examine the series, DestroyTheCyborg! contributors Daniel Palacio (a lifelong Flash fanatic) and Scott Gregson (a recent convert) discuss what works about the show and what doesn’t....
Read More →In a recent episode of the excellent We Watch Wrestling podcast, comedian and co-host Matt McCarthy suggested that fans of pro wrestling might in fact be the last “true” nerds, as the growing popularity of comics and success of superhero films suggest. The fact that the most popular movie of last summer included Ronan the Accuser certainly...
Read More →Hidey-ho comic readers of the internet! This week we’re reading a lot and it’s pretty darn amazing! Check out our pull lists and let us know… What’s on YOUR Pull List?...
Read More →Fall Out Boy is one of America’s greatest mysteries. Hated by most music snobs, and loved by those who rocked a Flock of Seagulls haircut in middle school, the band plays to a wide audience. Take This to Your Grave was released over ten years ago and we’ve gotten a front row seat in watching...
Read More →Before there was the “graphic novel”, there was The Cage. It’s difficult to imagine suggesting one particular piece of work that might be the figurative father of an artistic medium or that there even should exist one specific contribution in the library of a genre that could be held up as the kernel of the...
Read More →First announced at Image Expo last January, Nameless is the third monthly Grant Morrison comic currently on the comics rack –a fact that should not go unnoticed. Morrison is arguably the most popular (and perhaps most polarizing) writer in comics today, and although he is leaving DC Comics soon, with Multiversity serving as a farewell love letter...
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