Since the series debuted this past June, The Massive has been met with heaping amounts of praise from both critics and readers alike. Scripted by Brian Wood, the series is set in a dystopian, post-apacolyptic world where an environmental-action trawler Kapital scours the earth’s oceans for its mysteriously missing sistership, The Massive. Captained by their passive aggresive leader, Callum Israel, the crew has mixed it up with pirates, rebels,...

Despite being a relative newcomer,  Andrea Sorrentino has accomplished a lot in his young career. Sorrentino has captivated readers with his breathtaking work in the pages of I, Vampire, he was named as a IGN’s Best Comic Artist of 2012 and, most recently, he was handpicked by Jeff Lemire to take over art duties on Green Arrow. It goes without saying that 2012 was a great year for Sorrentino, and 2013 looks as if it will be even better as...

This past year has been rather kind to Jeff Lemire. He not only became an Eisner nominated writer, but Animal Man was the surprise hit of DC’s New 52 lineup, Sweet Tooth inched closer to it’s inevitable finale, Justice League Dark entertained readers across the globe and he wrapped up an exciting run on Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E.  Needless to say, Jeff Lemire was a busy man in 2012, but he plans to carry this white-hot momentum into the...

  Founded in 1989, Valiant Comics was once a powerhouse publisher during the booming ‘90s when comics were flying off of retailers’ shelves left and right. Despite boasting a rabid fan base and an extensive library of over 1,500 characters, such as X-O Manowar, Bloodshot, Harbinger, Shadowman, and Ninjak, Valiant ran into some trouble in 1994. The company was sold to Acclaim Entertainment, a video game publisher, who ceased publishing...

Being a big fan of Gozilla from way back I can say that, after Mr. Cody Mudge introduced me to this series, I was 100% on board with James Stokoe’s take in his IDW mini-series Godzilla: The Half Century War. It’s not just about monsters, although there sure is a lot of them, and that’s what makes it great. The art, also done by James, stands out as some of the best being printed each month. His work on Godzilla had me going...

Saga is a bizarre, ongoing series from Brian K. Vaughn, of Ex Machina and Y: The Last Man fame, and Fiona Staples that has, thus far, been a terrifically wonderful, crazy and weird story. Both writing and art work extremely well together and the story that these two are crafting is turning into an instant classic. Make sure you pick up this series if you are crazy and aren’t already reading it. The first trade comes out on October 10th...