TROLL BRIDGE [Review]
The world of Sir Terry Pratchett’s Discworld comes to life in a short film about the passing of ages and change. And trolls fighting barbarians, of course. Continue reading TROLL BRIDGE [Review]
Author: Matt Morrison
Matt Morrison is a freelance writer, who has written professionally about comic book history and superhero adaptations for multiple websites for over twenty years. He is also an academic librarian, with multiple degrees in Fine Arts and Information Science.
X-MEN LEGENDS #1 [Review]
Behold an X-Men series centered around classic tales set in ages past, featuring your favorite heroes. And Adam X the X-Treme. Continue reading X-MEN LEGENDS #1 [Review]
BLADE RUNNER: ORIGINS #1 [Advance Review]
Titan Comics continues to explore the world of Blade Runner, with a prequel series showing how the first Blade Runner unit was established. Continue reading BLADE RUNNER: ORIGINS #1 [Advance Review]
MORBIUS: BOND OF BLOOD #1 [Review]
The Living Vampire returns in a one-shot adventure that serves as a perfect introduction to one of Marvel’s mightiest and noblest monsters. Continue reading MORBIUS: BOND OF BLOOD #1 [Review]
DC LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD #1 [Review]
Love is in the air in this DC Comics’ Valentine’s Day Special. Or maybe that’s just Poison Ivy’s pheromones? Continue reading DC LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD #1 [Review]
AMERICAN GODS Season 3 Episodes 1-4 [Review]
With its ensemble rapidly dwindling, American Gods has grown into a guilty pleasure series that has largely abandoned its original storyline. Continue reading AMERICAN GODS Season 3 Episodes 1-4 [Review]
AVENGERS: MECH STRIKE #1 [Review]
Your favorite Marvel heroes go Pacific Rim, as the Avengers get mecha to face a new kaiju enemy. Continue reading AVENGERS: MECH STRIKE #1 [Review]
FUTURE STATE: WEEK THREE & FOUR [Reviews]
EiC Matt Morrison weighs in on the past two weeks’ worth of Future State tie-ins. Continue reading FUTURE STATE: WEEK THREE & FOUR [Reviews]
THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #2 [Review]
Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Ridley examines the history of the Teen Titans through the eyes of its first two black members. Continue reading THE OTHER HISTORY OF THE DC UNIVERSE #2 [Review]
