Look. The Ultimate Universe inspired a lot of good things. This really isn’t one of them, unfortunately.
Updating Some Classics // The Ultimate Universe at 20
An initial attempt to reboot the Marvel Universe results in a memorable comic line.
Let the Phoenix Stay Dead // Comics to Cinema
With a second chance, it’s a perfect time to get things right. That is not what happened.
Dreamwave Productions' Transformers // Liscensed to Cash-In
Beyond good. Beyond evil. Beyond your lowest expectations of incompetence.
Best of the Decade: 2009 // Best of the Year
We begin our look at the last decade of comics with 2009’s blowout event Blackest Night.
Star Trek's own Holiday Special // Licensed to Cash-In
Even Star Trek tried for the obligatory holiday special. The results were… weird.
Alan Moore's Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? // You Should Read Comics
This is one of the best stories ever put to the comic page. Period.
Emerald Twilight: Fall of Hal Jordan // Comics 101
Sometimes, good stories and legacy begin with the dethroning of a hero.
So You Want to Read Comics: Green Lantern / Green Arrow
The first time a DC comics hero got “woke” was longer ago than you might think.
Comics 101: The Crisis on Infinite Earths
For their 50th birthday, DC chose to celebrate by burning down the house.
Comics 101: Spider-Girl and the MC2
Let’s look back to the first child of Peter and MJ Parker, and the universe she helped create!
Licensed to Cash-In: Topps' Jurassic Park
The 90s best All-Stars take on Jurassic Park
Marvel at 80: Marvel 2099, Part II
This is how the future dies. Not with a bang, but with a whimper.
Marvel at 80: Marville (and uDecide)
From the depths of unrestrained nepotism comes the worst Marvel Comic imaginable.
Licensed to Cash-In: DC's Star Trek
What did the Star Trek crew do between movies? The answer may surprise you.
Marvel at 80: Marvel 2099
Behold, the world of tomorrow, today!
Marvel at 80: Secret Invasion
This time, the aliens have been here all along!
Licensed to Cash-In: Star Wars
Ever want to know what the original “expanded universe” of Star Wars was?
Marvel at 80: The New Universe
A new take on comics… with the same old everything.
Adieu, Mad Magazine
It’s the end of an era, people.