After the amazing prelude issue, “Murder at the Mansion” proper begins in issue #140. This storyline is kind of a mixed bag for me, there’s ...

True Blood’s second episode does a successful job of expanding the universe a bit, and clarifying some of the elements that remained rather ...

Let me start off by praising Phil Jiminez’s fantastic art on this issue. The weird coloring/inking issues from his previos New X-Men story h...

“Riot at Xavier’s” is the most thematically essential storyline since “E for Extinction,” the first time that the new order Xavier has creat...

It seems like every episode of Mad Men leaves me saying that was one of the series’ best episodes yet, and this was no exception. It’s not s...

The last ten minutes of Alan Ball television were quite possibly the single greatest ten minutes of any TV show ever. Hyperbole you say? Per...

Morrison responded to 9/11 with two of the weakest issues in his New X-Men run. The major positive about these two issues is the way they br...

“Some Angels Falling” is another really strong issue that mixes some nice low key character development stuff with further development of th...

After totally enjoying Showcase Presents Superman, I decided to check out another volume of the DC reprints series, this time the Teen Titan...

I saw a lot of the Democratic convention, and some of the Republican convention so far, during my down time at work. The difference so far i...

To complete my rewatch of Evangelion, I took another look at Rebuild. Watching it again, knowing what it is and what it isn’t, it was a more...

I spent a lot of time cracking on Igor Kordey’s art during his early appearances in New X-Men, but he at least partially redeems himself wit...