Wonder Woman #32 DC Comics Written by: James Robinson Art by: Sergio Dayila Inks by: Scott Hanna, Mark Morales Colors by: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Letters by:...
Wonder Woman #32 Review
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Wonder Woman #31 Review
Wonder Woman #31 DC Comics Writer: James Robinson Art: Carlo Pagulayan Ink: Sean Parson, Jason Paz, Scott Hanna Colors: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Letters: Saida...
Star Wars: The Force Awaken’s Biggest Mystery is Revealed in “Star Wars Special: C-3P0” #1 (PREVIEW)
Thanks to acclaimed comic creator James Robinson and artist Tony Harris, Star Wars fans are going to have that burning questions answered. Where did C-3PO...
Protecting Earth By Any Means “Squadron Supreme #1” (Preview)
You may not like their methods. You may not like that they cross the line. But they get results. And if you get in their way, you’re going down! Today,...
Say Hello To An All-New, All-Different Avengers Team in This “Avengers #0” (Preview)
This October, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are reforged, retooled and recharged for the All-New, All-Different Marvel Universe! But first, kickoff the all-new...
Depravity At Its Best in “Airboy #2” (Review)
Airboy #2 Image Comics Written by: James Robinson Art by: Greg Hinkle Airboy continues its march through depravity and Robinson’s pain in issue #2. James...
Villanous Hordes Collide in Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies #1 Preview
In the southern wastes of Battleworld, a never ending battle rages on. Two unholy factions of cold machines and rotting zombies wage war for supremacy....
Comic Creators Gone Wild in Robinson and Hinkle’s Airboy
Bestselling writer James Robinson (Starman, Fantastic Four) and artist Greg Hinkle are hired to write a reboot of the 1940s action hero Airboy, but what...
The End is FOURever in Fantastic Four #645
This April, four will stand together…one last time! Today, Marvel proudly presents your first look at FANTASTIC FOUR #645 – the oversized, senses...