Comic Book Review: VR Troopers #2
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief It’s not often that a series can successfully return from obscurity after 30 years, but the creative team behind VR Troopers has accepted the challenge! Thanks to the shocking inclusion of the trio of virtual-reality warriors…
Nightcrawler Returns! Adrian Hough (X-Men: TAS & X-Men ’97) shares his SECRET ORIGIN at ComicsOnline
by Matt Sernaker (Editor-in-Chief) & Ryan Martin (Reporter) ComicsOnline is back with more X-CELLENT interviews with our friends from X-Men ’97! Previously on ComicsOnline, we’ve been highlighting the creative talent in the comic and pop culture world through our SECRET…
Advance Review: Star Trek: The Last Starship #1 (Spoiler-Free)
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief If you thought IDW’s Star Trek comics were bold before, you ain’t seen nothin yet… Star Trek: The Last Starship heads into unknown territory for a thrilling new adventure featuring the creative talents of Hivemind writers…
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III #1
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief, They say the best things come in threes, and that is absolutely the case with the launch of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III! Fan-favorite writer Ryan Parrott (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,…
Comic Book Review: Radiant Black #36
by Ryan Martin, Reporter Radiant Black #36 is the story of a lifetime, or at least one particular lifetime. That of the new Radiant Yellow! Official Synopsis: At the end of the Catalyst War, the Yellow Radiant disappeared. Time is not…
Comic Book Review: Green Lantern #25
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief It all comes down to this! The race to stop Starbreaker and Sorrow from creating their own Power Battery takes our heroes on a mission to Gemworld, and the universe may never be the same as…
Comic Book Review: Star Trek: Red Shirts #1 (Spoiler-Free)
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief No one wants to be a “red shirt”. The expendable character trope made it into the pop culture zeitgeist, with these tragic and easily forgotten characters living forever in infamy… Thanks to the creative minds at…
Comic Book Review: Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring #1
by Kevin Gaussoin, Editor-in-Chief Patrick Horvath is back to remind us that sometimes the scariest monsters seem the cuddliest. Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rites of Spring #1 picks up right where we left our favorite small-town psychopath, Samantha…
Comic Book Review: Green Lantern Corps #6
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief The cosmic adventures of the Green Lantern Corps continue! With the ongoing threats to the emotional spectrum, our favorite emerald warriors are on a race against the clock to reconstruct the Central Power Batteries. With teams…
Comic Book Review: Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman #2
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief Trinity continues her adventures across the DC timestream! The youngest version of our favorite girl wonder managed to escape from Crisis on Infinite Corgis, but now we get to see how the teenager Wonder Girl handles…
Comic Book Review: Absolute Green Lantern #4
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief Absolute Green Lantern is back for another impressive chapter. Jo and Hal take drastic measures in their attempt to free the citizens of Evergreen. Will their heroic actions make a difference, or will they lead to…
Comic Book Review: Green Goblin # 1: Bring on the Bad Guys
by Joe Schickman, Reporter Celebrating almost 50 years of the Bring on the Bad Guys trade paperback, showcasing the best bad has to offer, Marvel’s newest seven part mini-series event sees Mephisto and the mysterious Sister Sorrow entangled with the…
Morgan Hampton (Green Lantern Corps, Sons of Star Trek) shares his SECRET ORIGIN at ComicsOnline!
by Matt Sernaker (Editor-In-Chief) & Ryan Martin (Reporter), ComicsOnline’s 25th Anniversary Celebration continues! Over the last year, we’ve been highlighting the creative talent in the comic and pop culture world through our SECRET ORIGINS series, and we are excited to…
Comic Book Review: Justice League Unlimited #8 (“We Are Yesterday”, Part 8)
by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief We’ve made it to the grand finale! Grodd and his forces have overtaken the Watchtower, and it will take a very special incarnation of the Justice League Unlimited to save the day. Justice League Unlimited #8…
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #33 (Legacy #726) – Fantastic Zero
“Ryan North didn’t just write a love letter to The Fantastic Four, he dropped it in a time capsule, shot it into the origin of the universe, and let a sentient love toaster deliver it by hand. Fantastic Four #33 is clever, heartfelt, and completely, unapologetically weird. In other words, it’s exactly what this team should be. 5/5 fantastic finales. “-Kevin Gaussoin, ComicsOnline