At last, we reach the end of this great four part novel known as Flex Mentallo. The last issue clarifies a lot of what came before, and laun...

“The Wasp and the Unicorn” is a pretty light episode, but it’s thoroughly enjoyable, taking a plot that sounds pretty weak on paper and maki...

Typically, my reaction to a Battlestar season is major enthusiasm at the start, which wanes as they go through a lean period in the middle, ...

Issue 3 of Flex Mentallo brings us into the ‘dark age’ of superhero comics, starting with the Dark Knight parodying cover, which ever featur...

This season of Battlestar has been consistently brilliant in a way the series never achieved before. With the exception of last week’s wheel...

The second issue of Flex Mentallo takes us into the Silver Age, and having just read a bunch of Silver Age Superman stuff, it makes a lot mo...

The Doctor’s Daughter is a glass half full episode. If you choose to focus on what worked, there’s plenty good here, if you focus on what di...

My epic series of posts on The Invisibles from last year covered Grant’s definitive work on our world, the nexus of his philosophical worldv...

I finished my reread of Grant Morrison’s Doom Patrol yesterday, and my feelings about the run as a whole pretty much echo my initial impress...