C2E2 2024: Another Amazing Year of Cosplay!
Our ComicsOnline team once again had the privilege to roam C2E2 at Chicago’s McCormick Place for their 2024 program, and once again, I was amazed at the show of nerddom. Whether they were impressive builds, highly detailed, or just having the absolute most fun, attendees really made this year memorable.
C2E2 2024 – Star Wars Rebels 10th Anniversary Panel
Star Wars Rebels celebrates its 10th Anniversary this year, and C2E2 held a panel featuring five talented voice actors from the show: Vanessa Marshall (Hera), Freddie Prince Jr. (Kanan), Tiya Sircar (Sabine), Steve Blum (Zeb), and Lars Mikkelsen (Thrawn). There was no chance we were missing this one so we got up early to be first in line.
C2E2 2024: Thank You For My Childhood – The Christopher Lloyd Panel
There’s always a level of camaraderie amongst fellow audience members at convention panels. These are your people, those who gathered together from near and far to share in your appreciation towards an actor or fandom. The energy at the Christopher Lloyd panel was something extra special.
Comic Book Review: Spider-Punk Arms Race #1
In a rock ‘n’ rolling good time, Spider-Punk Hobie Brown debuts a new adventure!
2023 Highlight: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
by Michael Fye and Laura Janota, Reporters Can this new Spider-Verse movie really live up to the first one? The answer is yes. It absolutely can. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse grabs you by the hand and swings you into a…
Comic Book Review: Pimp Killer
If you are a woman in need of help, LA Jones is who you seek out. She is out to clean up the vile, dangerous men who use women as punching bags or exploit them for their personal gain. She is judge, jury and executioner.
Comic Book Review: All-New Firefly: The Gospel According to Jayne – Vol. 3 (HC)
With writing and visuals like these, fans of the franchise will once again be screaming, “Why was Firefly cancelled?!”. After I grieve with the crew of Serenity, I will eagerly wait for what comes next for our band of misfits.
Comic Book Review: Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest #5
The final installment of the five-part series has arrived! Nada has everything she needs to invade Earth and set her plans of our downfall in motion. Meanwhile, Captain Marvel is taking a beating from Nitro and he has her on the ropes, which is new for Earth’s Mightiest Hero. One thing is for sure, Carol is not going down without a fight.
Comic Review: Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer #4
by Christal Kennedy, Reporter Official Description:Cora comes clean after a night spent together with Thess; her past is tied to the enemy in ways filled with the demonic and arcane, and it’s too much for Thess to bear. Thess’s destructive…
Comic Review: Captain Marvel #1
It is never a dull day in Manhattan, especially if you’re Captain Marvel. Our girl Carol got a makeover including a brand-new super suit. That’s not the only new thing in Captain Marvel’s life.
Comic Book Review: Scarlet Witch #9
Tammetta, Pichelli, and team knocked it out of the park again with their stunning art.
Comic Book Review: Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer #3
Buffy and Thess are still dealing with their personal dramas and the whole slayer/life balance conundrum. If Buffy is any example, Thess is just starting to scratch the surface on how being the Slayer complicates every other aspect of your life…
Comic Book Review: Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest #4
by Christal Kennedy, Reporter Official Description:IN THE EYE OF THE STORM! Captain Marvel knows what it means to brave rough waters. There’s no tsunami in this Multiverse that can pin Earth’s Mightiest Hero. But the storm NADA is bringing to…
Comic Review: Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #2
Vellani & Pirzada have peeled back yet another layer of our intertwined Fall of X story arc. It is clear that Ms. Marvel will play a pivotal role, but will she be the savior or downfall of her mutant friends? Her struggle is real.
Comic Review: All-New Firefly: The Gospel According to Jayne – Vol. 2 (HC)
Misguided decisions and epic headwear are just the tip of the iceberg and we are left wondering if Jayne’s mom was right and he’s a good person deep down, capable of being the kind of father his son deserves.