Villordsutch reviews Ring of Roses… The X-Files Meets The Da-Vinci Code! London, 1991. But not the London you may be familiar with. Imagine an England under Catholic rule – a rule so iron-fisted that science and technology has been set back decades. Lawyer Samuel Waterhouse investigates a ghoulish murder mystery set in alternate history London […]
Syfy adapting IDW’s Wynonna Earp with 13-episode series
Syfy has snapped up the rights to IDW Publishing’s comic book series Wynonna Earp from creator Beau Smith, and has placed an order for a 13-episode series. Melanie Scrofano (Gangland Undercover) is set to take on the lead role of Wynonna, the great granddaughter of legendary gunslinger Wyatt Earp, as she battles demons and other […]
The Week in Star Wars – Leaked image from The Force Awakens, Benicio Del Toro for Episode VIII, Michael Jackson playing Jar Jar Binks and more
We’ve got some new concept art and leaked images from The Force Awakens, a possible new villain for Episode VIII and The King of Pop as the most annoying character in the saga in this week’s edition of The Week in Star Wars… Kicking things off with news from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and […]
Interview: Mike Johnson talks Star Trek
With the release of Star Trek/Green Lantern #1 and the SDCC news of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy just breaking Villordsutch managed to sit down and chat with the always busy Mike Johnson… Villordsutch: Your name is attached in the top corner of all the Star Trek ongoing series comics Mike, and you’ve written up a […]
Comics to Read Before You Die #28: Carl Barks’ Uncle Scrooge Classics
In the latest edition of Comics to Read Before You Die, Jessie Robertson looks at Carl Barks’ Uncle Scrooge Classics… Carl Barks tried his hand at being an artist for Walt Disney Studios back in 1935, and began drawing there with a starting wage of 20 dollars a week. I won’t drone on with the […]
Image Comics announces new crime adventure Dark Corridor
Image Comics has announced that its set to launch a new crime adventure from writer and artist Rich Tommaso (Clover Honey, 8 1/2 Ghosts) entitled Dark Corridor. “This first serial in Dark Corridor, The Red Circle, is one that I’ve wanted to do for a long time,” said Tommaso. “A comic book inspired by old […]
Comic Book Review – C.O.W.L. #11
Zeb Larson reviews C.O.W.L. #11… Arc two comes to a close with a monster issue. All of Geoffrey’s lies, secrets, and rationalizations have led to this. Plus, Radia’s public stand against C.O.W.L.—will she win the independence she wants? And does Arclight have a future with C.O.W.L.? Or at all? With this issue C.O.W.L. is finished, […]
Marvel announces Color Your Own Deadpool adult coloring book
Dig out those crayons, as the Merc with a Mouth is set to receive his own adult coloring book this February, with Marvel announcing the release of Color Your Own Deadpool, which will arrive just in time for 20th Century Fox’s upcoming spinoff. Deadpool is many things. Mercenary. X-Man. Soon-to-be-Uncanny Avenger (we’re not kidding). But […]
Comic Book Review – Uncle Scrooge #4
Jessie Robertson reviews Uncle Scrooge #4… The Grand Canyon Conquest, Part 1 of 2: When an old Klondike debt spirals out of control, Scrooge fears his fortune will be colonized by con men! It may be just that I’m a kid of the 80’s and 90’s but there’s not many comics I can read and […]
Comic Book Review – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey & April #2
Chris Cooper reviews Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey & April #2… “Casey and April struggle to keep their relationship afloat as they look for answers in the desert. Someone is striving to cut their journey short—the Rat King!” Last month I was surprised to find that there was a TMNT comic I was completely indifferent about. […]
