Undervalued Spotlight #283
Deadpool (2008 Series) Vol. 2, #45, Marvel Comics, December 2011 That new Deadpool movie has...
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Tag: Deadpool
Cullen Bunn
52 weeks. 52 different writers. 2 trade paperbacks or hardcovers a week. Each week I’ll take a...
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Undervalued Spotlight #265
Deadpool Secret Secret Wars #2, Marvel Comics, June 2015 I was talking with the boys at the shop...
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Fan Expo Vancouver: 2015 Edition!
Fan Expo Vancouver took place on the first weekend of this month (April 3-5) and it was another...
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Undervalued Spotlight #221
X-Force #11, Marvel Comics, June 1992 “Is it safe”? Remember than line in the old Marathon Man...
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Creator’s Rights = Stale Creativity?
I have talked to several artists and writers since I started doing this for CBD, and usually our...
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Stuff This Week in KIHTB (Knowing is half….
Wow…. This has been one busy week. I am only getting the opportunity to sit down now and...
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Gibson Quarter injects energy, emotion into comic art
An explosion rings out across a landscape, the shockwaves of the blast reverberating across an open field as the splintering bits of a small shack litter the country side, joined by the flailing human bodies and dismembered body parts of those too close to the blast’s detonation. Meanwhile, elsewhere, a sly little monkey smirks at their misfortune.
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Fan Expo | X-Men Panel
Panel: C.B. Cebulski, Axel Alonzo, Leonard Kirk, Nick Lowe, Arune Singh. I am not a regular reader...
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Rob Liefeld and the D-List
Whenever I have a bit of writer’s block or simply can’t think of a topic for a column, the...
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Date, Marry, Kill.
Very simple this week. In the interests of feeling like a child again AND to feel a greater...
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Deadpool #49.1
Marvel released its latest round of point-one comics last week, among them Deadpool #49.1. Like any other “point-one” issue, this was a side-story bonus for readers featuring everyone’s favourite “Merc with a Mouth.” If that weren’t enough, the book was written as a musical. Considering that irresistible combination, the issue had to be remarked on. Onward to the review!
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