Because it's Tracy Icenhour's birthday, we're going to review the latest issue of GI Joe. For those not paying attention, the U.S. has surrendered to Cobra. Duke resisted and was shot in the head by Major Bludd.
Good news comes in small doses and Aubrey Sitterson is off GI Joe from IDW. In fact, his upcoming book, Scarlett’s Strike Force will end with issue #3. While I do hate to see GI Joe is such disarray, it;s something that needed to take place. Sitterson caused major controversy with both his political views and his
Update: IDW has issued a statement concerning their current GI Joe writer for the mainline book. While the fandom as a whole is united lets point out that Aubrey is a freelance writer and his opinions do not reflect the opinions of IDW. We will continue to support IDW but we will no longer support this book until this has been resolved. IDW seemed sincere with their statement and that is helping to calm the fans and media alike. Our original statement has been amended below. We will stay abreast to the situation and if anything changes we will post it up.
It seems like I've been away from Jem and the Holograms for a long time. I was hooked early on, and if you haven't been keeping up, just click on the tag for this title at the top of the page for previews of the issues I've reviewed. The series has been exceptional, and that's coming from a guy that's never been a fan of the animated series from the 1980s.
NCComicon Oak City will have a special edition GI Joe comic up for sale. This variant will celebrate the rich history of GI Joe and they are going back to the beginning! Celebrate 35 years of real American hero with the NCcomicon special edition reprint of G.I. Joe number one from 1982 ! Limited to
There have been numerous comics and books that have come across my virtual desk in the past couple of months. Some have really impressed me, but time has just gotten away from me and any review wouldn’t be timely at this point. I need to get back in the habit of reviewing things other than old
We simply haven't been giving enough previews here of comics, but with Troy Little's adaptation of Hunter Thompson's Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas in a new format, I had to share some of it with you before it passed us by completely. Troy Little does a great job of adapting one of the best known books and making it feel fresh. Check out the preview and then go find the entire series if you like it!
We have a Jem and the Holograms 10 Preview provided for us by IDW. This has been a series easy to fall in love with great characters and a balance between the music-themed drama and the personal relationships of the characters. One character that hasn't been developed too much has been Rio. Well, this week, we get a look at Jem and the Holograms from his perspective. You might get the sense that you should check out this series seeing how it was nominated for best new series and best series in our end of the year awards and co-creator Sophie Campbell won Best Artist. Check out the preview below, then pop over to your local comic shop on Wednesday to buy the full issue.
The Jem and the Holograms Holiday Special is a pleasant addition to holiday themed comics. Jem and the Holograms has been one of those series that makes comics, especially licensed comics, fun to read and something to tell friends that they have to read. It's also one of those series that you want to make certain your daughters read. So let's dive into the Holiday Special and see what it has in store for us.
ROM the Spaceknight is returning to comics. We've known this for a little while, but had no clue precisely as to when. Now, IDW and Hasbro have announced that ROM returns on Free Comic Book Day 2016.
IDW has posted a Press Release announcing their impressive plan to bring love to all fans. Coming in February will be special IDW Valentines Day cover variants. Look for GI Joe, Back to the Future, Jem and more! Here's all of the affected titles.