By now, comic book readers know that whenever a major crossover event occurs several tie-in books will be in tow. Staying true to form, the upcoming Secret Empire will have at least a few one-shots to satellite the main narrative, thereby enriching the overall reading experience.
If anything, 2017 is going to have quite the steady stream of DC animated films, with the next one up being Teen Titans: The Judas Contract. Loosely adapting the classic storyline of the same name written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by George Perez, it’ll see some of the most beloved young heroes in all of comics face their biggest challenges yet, namely Brother Blood and Deathstroke.
It’s without question that Deathstroke has seen his share of relaunches in recent history. In the New 52 alone, he had two distinct runs to call his own, the second of which was especially memorable because we had Tony Daniel writing and drawing the world’s greatest assassin. But, after his exit, the title became a bit parabolic and suffered from the utilization of some rather silly villains.
Now that Prometheus' true identity of Adrian Chase has been revealed to viewers - and very shortly to Oliver Queen and the rest of the major players - we've arrived at the stretch of the season when things are about to get real on Arrow in very short order.
When we think of collected editions, we normally picture a trade paperback or hardcover that compiles an average of five or six issues of a given storyline into one tome. But since Deadpool plays by nobody's rules but his own, expect the ninth volume of his current series to be an exception, not the rule as it were.
If you've been following Tom King's run on Batman as of late, you too may agree that the current arc, "I am Bane," is the best he's produced yet (you can check out our five-star review of issue #18 here). As it turns out, the penultimate chapter of said storyline looks to test the mettle of one of the Dark Knight's deadliest foes.
In the past few years, DC Comics have partnered with General Mills to offer exclusive comics packaged inside some of the most popular cereal boxes on the market. Well, the time has once again come for us to hunt down more books featuring the Justice League at our local grocer.
By now, everyone has grown accustomed to the fact that superhero movies mostly tend to pick and choose from various comic book storylines as opposed to being a straight up adaptation of one specific work. And from what we can tell, Wonder Woman looks to continue that trend.
Now that Logan is in the bag and we've all been colored impressed, it's time to sit back and come to grips with the fact that Hugh Jackman is well and truly done with the character. Suffice it to say, when anyone has played a superhero for seventeen years, at least a few moviegoers are bound to get attached to them.
Now that Fox has gone all in on Deadpool 2 by releasing the first teaser for the film in theaters, the quest has begun to round out the cast. Just this week, a huge piece of the puzzle fell into place when Zazie Beetz was confirmed to play Domino, a character whom many mutant lovers would probably agree is overdue for her big screen debut.
