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Truth, Justice, And The All-Star Superman

A look back at All-Star Superman, the 12 issue series by Grant Morrison And Frank Quitely In his nearly 90 years of existence Superman has become an American icon. Debuting in 1938 in the pages

WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 110

Adam Pope

Mike Schwartz and Michael Cannetti host this episode while Adam is on a family road trip, discussing “comic book convicts” writing in to the magazine, Joe Quesada becoming Editor In Chief of Marvel Comics, Mark

WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 109.5

Adam Pope

More fun to be had with issue 109 of Wizard as we discuss a Last Man Standing battle between Space Ghost and The Tick, Garth Ennis casts a The Punisher movie, explore the original 7

WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 108.5

Adam Pope

Adam flies solo to share an exclusive story about meeting Larry Hama, discuss a Last Man Standing battle between Doctor Fate and Doctor Strange, explore a Wizard interview with Joss Whedon about entering the world

WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics | Episode 107.5

Adam Pope

William Bruce West returns to continue the conversation about Wizard 107, including an X-Men sequel Casting Call, X-Men movie trivia, Mort of the Month, comic book reviews and so much more. For an extended cut

Diamond Comics Distributors is Filing For Bankruptcy

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Diamond Comics Distributors, one of the biggest companies involved in getting comic books and graphic novels into the hands of retailers for purchase, is filing for bankruptcy and scaling its business back.

The Penguin, Episode 1 “After Hours” Review

Pitfall Gary

Warning: There may be spoilers, I’ll try to limit them, but you’ve been warned The Penguin caught my eye when a first saw the trailer a few weeks ago. The time has come and the

From Panels to Pixels: 6 Comics That Inspired Games

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Comics and video games share a symbiotic relationship, often crossing paths to create immersiveexperiences that captivate audiences across mediums. Over the years, numerous comic bookseries have served as fertile ground for game developers, offering rich

Wonder Woman and the Rise of the Modern TV Superhero

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Wonder Woman brought color, confidence, and pure heroism to ’70s television, with Lynda Carter’s iconic spin turning weeknights into something magical. Equal parts adventure and optimism, the series remains a bright, joyful touchstone in retro TV history.