Written by Jonathan Hickman, Art by Dustin Weaver and Justin Ponsor Avengers #8 is the continuation of Jonathan Hickman’s love affair with grand, futuristic universe building. On par with...
The war in Iraq started ten years ago this week. Since then, we’ve lost nearly 4,500 American soldiers, welcomed home nearly 35,000 with serious injuries, killed more than 100,000...
There are some people I haven’t seen in years. Some of those people were just acquaintances, and now those people have become real friends because, of all things, Facebook. Case...
NBC has given us more episodes of GRIMM, with changes galore including big ones for Bitsi Tulloch and Sasha Ruiz plus newcomer, Claire Coffee. They give us all the latest –...
It’s been 10 months since my last column, in that time our Socialist/Kenyan/Muslim/Zurg Enforcer President won an overwhelming second term giving the GOP a right kick to the breadbasket. The...
I enjoy long distance driving. Outside of the occasional moment of sheer panic (which are few once west of New Jersey), I find it relaxing. And while my mind is...
Written by Ray Fawkes, Pencils by Daniel Sampere Oh Batgirl #18, how I loathe thee! Let me count the ways. Is it the ham-fisted scripting so overtly melodramatic it makes...
Whitney ran a rock music club on the beach in L.A.. She has an MBA, and she prays for people. Two weeks ago, Ezzat Atallah was almost the subject of...
From THE SHIELD to D’JANGO UNCHAINED, Walton Goggins makes his mark but nowhere is it more apparent than on JUSTIFIED. Walton talks about how his character developed and what is...
The big news in the Big Apple this week is that the courts have ruled against Mayor Bloomberg’s plan to ban the sale of sugared drinks over 16 ounces. If...
THE INCREDIBLE BURT WONDERSTONE brings together Steve Carell, Jim Carrey and Steve Buscemi on a quest to bring stage magic to the big screen. They fill us in on how...
For those who came in late: in protest to the Obama administration’s use of drone strikes, last week Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, one of Ayn Rand’s minions of...
