Really, this week's "When Words Collide" probably isn't geared for you. If you're a regular reader of this blog, you a...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: Agents of Atlas #2 , about which I write the following sentences: "There's plenty of Gorilla-Man in...

Before I went to sleep, I couldn't help but think: "What if a 5th-dimensional imp had a palindrome for a name? Mister Retsim would ...

Out of nowhere, as I was putting my daughter to bed tonight, she said, "When I see two things, I just can't help it! I want to put ...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: New Avengers: Reunion #1, about which I write the following sentences: "The premise of this series is t...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: Unknown Soldier #5, about which I write the following sentences: " But Dysart smartly avoids such prea...

Even though I teach literature and love books, it's been a while since I have actually read a novel that's not for use in school. I ...

Chad Nevett and I discussed Andy Diggle's "Thunderbolts" and Brian Michael Bendis's "New Avengers" this week, tr...

I don't really think the Academy Awards are anything more than a big Hollywood commercial -- and could this year's show have been an...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: Captain America #47 , about which I write the following sentences: " What distinguishes this particula...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: Mister X: Condemned #1, about which I write the following sentences: " We know things about him, and ...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: Hulk #10, about which I write the following sentences: " What we get here is a spiritual sequel to ...

Spurred to read "Drifting Classroom" by the internet double-threat of Jog and Tucker Stone, I had the first volume sitting on my s...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: Batman R.I.P.: The Deluxe Edition , about which I write the following sentences: " But this is still a ...

Brian Cronin posted his "Final Crisis FAQ" at Comics Should Be Good today, and besides being an excellent resource for everyone w...

In his debut essay on ComicsCareer.com, Paul Kupperberg writes about "Thought: The Enemy of Art." It's not a shockingly prov...

James Kochalka's second "Johnny Boo" children's book arrived at the Geniusboy Firemelon household this week, much to the d...

Andre de Toth's 1959 snowbound western "Day of the Outlaw" features the incomparable Burl Ives as Captain Jack Bruhn, a milita...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: Justice League of America #30 , about which I write the following sentences: " If this Milestone crosso...

Recently reviewed by me at CBR: X-Men: Legacy #221 , about which I write the following sentences: " Mike Carey has found various ways t...