Let me admit up front that I am a sucker for bad, groan-inducing puns. Based on his work, I assume that artist Brandon Graham shares this forbidden love for puns since every page of Multiple Warheads: Alphabet to Infinity is littered with plays on words. For example, on the very first page of the first issue we learn that the...

Marian Call returns with a surprise of an album, her second release this year. The album is titled Sketchbook and it was released on December 1st as a digital download via her Bandcamp site. Ms. Call has been very busy over the past few years since the release of her double album Something Fierce. She...

Before even playing Batman: Arkham City, the name alone made me curious as to how they’d top it. Arkham County? Arkham State? Would Batman have to take the Bat-train to complete missions in the next town over? As far as I could tell, there didn’t seem to be an obvious route of expansion, at least...

Cast Matthew McConaughey – Ron Woodruff Jared Leto – Rayon Jennifer Garner – Dr. Eve Saks Steve Zahn – Tucker Denis O’Hare – Dr. Sevard Michael O’Neill – Richard Barkley Griffin Dunne – Dr. Vass Directed by Jean-Marc Vallée Written by Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack Rated R for pervasive language, some strong sexual content,...

After two issues full of action, this issue slows the pace tremendously and we begin to learn more about the characters. In fact, I would say that we learn something of significance about every character except Dee Dee. Kurtis J. Wiebe (W) begins to build out these characters so they are more to us than...

Being a superhero comic artist/writer is a lot like being president. You’re always compared to the person who did it before you, the good ones last about eight years, and after your time is up life goes on without you. Effectively both presidents and comic book creators are just cogs (albeit important ones) in a...

James Asmus presents to us the latest issue of “Quantum and Woody.” So far, Quantum and Wood have gained superpowers in a lab accident, have escaped an evil island-lab run by evil geniuses, and Eric (Quantum) has just been recruited by his employer , Magnum Security, Inc., to take on a suicide mission as the...

Good morning, listeners! Welcome to another installment of DTC Listens!, our bi-weekly playlist post where our writers clue you in on what we’re listening to. You’ll definitely want to tune in this week – there are some nice throwbacks and some great new stuff that you’ll want to be sure you’re checking out. And don’t...

So let’s talk about the story. Jonathan Luna (W&A) and Sarah Vaughn (W) imagine a world where artificial intelligence is a much bigger part of daily life than in our current world. So big, in fact, that people can opt to have a chip installed in their brain that seems to operate similar to bluetooth....

Another issue of Phil Hester’s Invincible Universe and I’m even more in love with the series than I was after finishing the previous issue. Not to mention, Todd Nauck’s and Gabe Eltaeb’s art is just as spot on as ever. I first decided to start picking up Invincible Universe because the Invincible comics (that is to...