DC FUTURES END #1’s [Sunday Stash, Round 3]: Almost Prrrrr…fect.

Our fourth installment of the FUTURES END Sunday Stash sees the end of it, cleaning up a pair of rivalries from last week with a smothering of titillating others. Which title prevails on top? Scroll down to find out. Today's development with the Futures End arc continues in the pages of New Suicide Squad #1 …

ROCHE LIMIT / NEW AVENGERS [Reviews]: Butterflies, Dragons, Aliens, and.. Joes?

Fistful of Comics. Here. We. Go. Aliens: Fire and Stone is the prequel comic set before Prometheus: Fire and Stone – that I also reviewed -- and chronicles the misadventures of a group of colonists escaping Hadley’s Hope from the Aliens film. This issue is very light on character development, as was the case with the …

AGENTS of S.H.I.E.L.D. [Season 2 Premiere Review]: 0-8-Awesome!

Thanks to the obligatory call back of events from episodes prior, the rag-tag team of Agents is now under the guidance of Director Phil Coulson (played superbly by Clark Gregg), trying to find their way in a world that fears them as much as they fear Hydra. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpCi_2MAY4g As much of Season One was predicated …

DC FUTURES END #1’s [Sunday Stash, The Vs. Edition!]: Injustice For All.

The title says it all! Round Two: FIGHT! Yeah, any comics that feature a polar bear that shoots lasers from its eyes can't be all bad, and that's kind of the story of Justice League United: Futures End. Written by Jeff Lemire (Animal Man) and illustrated by Jed Dougherty (Action Comics, Glory), United brings in …