To start I’ll tell you I always like my heroes a bit psychologically unbalanced and as such I’ve always favoured Batman when it comes to picking up a comicbook; not only that I’ve always preferred my heroes to be that ...
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Duality is an important idea for comic book superheroes, although DC and Marvel approach that notion in dissimilar ways. For instance, Peter Parker’s personal struggles are amplified by the fact that he remains resolutely Peter Parker, even when wearing the ...
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Steve DiMaria delivers an awesome review of GOTHAM ACADEMY issue 1 by DC Comics.
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While everyone was discussing how excited they were for Marvel’s Civil War possibly being made for a live-action big screen debut, Warner Brother’s DC reminds us all why we shouldn’t count them out just yet! Since DC has laid out ...
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Continuity can be exhausting. Anyone who’s ever tried to lie their way out of a parking ticket can tell that! For massive comic book companies, with hundreds of writers and countless characters, it’s even harder. Enter the reboot, one of ...
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In this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast that deals with strong female characters in comics, the gang at ComicsVerse discuss DC Comics’ BATGIRL, the new 52 version from her early Gail Simone issues to the Babs Tarr era. For your ...
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The Flash Episode 20 Recap- Spoilers Ahead The episode begins where the last one left off; Barry, Caitlin, and Cisco are in the ‘time vault’ reading the article from the future. To catch up on last week’s episode, click here! ...
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Alex Katz reviews INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US YEAR FOUR by DC Comics.
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Sean Bartley reviews Alan Moore's SUPERMAN: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE MAN OF TOMORROW by DC Comics.
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Selina Kyle goes back to donning her claws in the latest issue of Catwoman! Selina has been playing mob boss for a while with the Calabrese family; she’s been involved with power struggles and questions of loyalty with the Falcones, ...
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ComicsVerse interns and contributors take over the podcast with Cameron Stewart, Brenden Fletcher & Babs Tarr's DC comic graphic novel, BATGIRL OF BURNSIDE, in the final episode of the podcast series -- "Interns Take Over!"
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It was only a couple of weeks ago that I saw it. It was the kind of book that any explorer would love – a guide to everything you needed to know about a distant and exotic place. It told ...
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As Kathy notes, "does anyone want Alan enough? No, we want Alan Moore." The ComicsVerse gang analyze Alan Moore's run on THE SAGA OF SWAMP-THING delving into the personality of Alec Holland and Swamp-Thing's villains.
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Gotham Season 2 “Villains Rising” Promo: I had my reservations about the first season of GOTHAM. I was skeptical about the show’s motivations: was it trying to be a great television show or nothing more than a cash-grab because it is ...
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Who said DC comics lacked diversity? With society being challenged and slowly, yet painfully evolving, people expect more representation of races, religions, cultures, sexuality and so forth. The Flash has answered that call. Barry Allen, The Flash, is your typical ...
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WARNING: Spoilers Last week, I said Gotham’s season two premiere was it’s best episode, yet. Well, episode two already topped it. The show is excelling with more action, more potent characterization, and more of intriguing storylines. It’s cut the fat of season one, which ...
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WARNING: Spoilers I’ve been trying to digest this episode so I can provide some explanation of this week’s momentous Game-Of-Thrones-style twist, but to be honest I’m having trouble finding one. Season one of Gotham was good. It was overcrowded in character introductions, which limited ...
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This year has seen both DC and Marvel launch some major events – “Convergence” and “Secret Wars” – that have worked on a scale like nothing they’ve tried before. Both were multiverse-spanning events that seem to have opened up tremendous ...
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This past weekend marked the 10th Anniversary of the New York City Comic Con. The con floor was crowded with fans and cosplayers alike. Check out the gallery below of just some of the amazing cosplay seen at NYCC 2015. Check ...
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Over the last 75 years of Batman history, the Caped Crusader has seen more than his fair share of villains, but none like Hush! In this episode of the ComicsVerse podcast, Editor-in-Chief, Travis Czap, sits down with the ComicsVerse gang to discuss the prolific villain.
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