By Doom is upon us all as Marvel Studios releases the official trailer for the highly anticipated superhero blockbuster Avengers: Doomsday. View trailer below. Fourteen months after the events of Thunderbolts* (2025), groups of heroes from three different universes—the Avengers, Wakandans, and New Avengers from Earth-616; the Fantastic Four from Earth-828; and the “original” X-Men from a separate universe—converge to face the existential threat
The Weekly Round-Up #867 w/ Avengers: Armageddon, Absolute Wonder Woman, Justice League Unlimited, Battle Beast, and more…
Best Comic of the Week: Escape #7 & 8 – I love this series so much. Rick Remender and Daniel Acuña have crafted one of the most compelling and suspenseful comics I’ve read in years. Milton is an Allied bomber who is determined to complete his mission while behind enemy
Retro Trade Review: Captain Marvel – First Contact by David, Chriscross, and others
Contains Captain Marvel #0 – 6 (November 1999 – June 2000) Written by Peter David Pencilled by Chriscross (#0-3, 6), Ron Lim (#4), James Fry (#5) Art Assist by Frank Strom (#5) Inked by Anibel Rodriguez (#0-3, 6), Wayne Faucher (#2), Scott Koblish (#2), Mark McKenna (#4), Mark Nelson (#4),
Deceive to Achieve Film Review
Star rating: 4/5 Writer: Zach Huber Director: Zach Huber Starring: Matt Bergonzine, Katherine Tompkins and Evan Michael Ewing Betrayal is arguably one of the worst feelings that exists, and Deceive to Achieve illustrates this with really precise narrative. Written and directed by Zach Huber, in this 5-minute long short film,
How to Write Dialogue That Lives in the Subtext And Not On Your Nose
We have all watched a movie or read a book where a scene grinds to a screeching halt because a character decides to narrate their exact emotional state. You know the type: a character stands in the rain, looks at their partner, and says, “I am incredibly sad and angry
