A look into the phenomenon of "comfort characters".

Looking at some of the collected editions of the Moon Knight comics that inspired the Disney+ series.

Critics and new books in comics, manga, European and Quebec genre for April 2022!

Who better to bring out of retirement than E-Man, a sentient packet of energy that was thrown off by a nova?  He could solve the world’s energy problems and impersonate world leaders to create peace on Earth.

Sometimes in his travels, Mr. Bronze Age finds quite unexpected gems!

Paying tribute to wrestling legend, Scott Hall, a.k.a. Razor Ramon

On International Women's Day, we spotlight these four women that changed the comic industry and broke barriers.

Our purveyor of old school, Mr. Bronze Age, celebrates 8 years of wonderous columns!

Speculating on which characters could be brought into the live-action version of Marvel's most mysterious group.

Looking at a selection of fictional and biographical comics to check out during Black History Month

Mr. Bronze Age continues his retrospective of the classic children's show.

With Phase 4 underway what do we wish would happen with The Fantastic Four, She-Hulk, Blade and others?

Looking at the most anticipated movies, TV, video games and comics in the coming year!

Mr. Bronze Age celebrates the anniversary of The Electric Company and its memorable characters!

The latest Spider-Man movie is more than your average big blockbuster superhero flick, the story actually teaches us something.

The second part of Mr. Bronze Age's look at the Rutland, Vermont Halloween Parade focuses on the classic comics that cleverly added the parade as a backdrop to their stories!

Looking back at the show that began the superhero TV era, Smallville!

All you need to read up on (thus far) for the Disney+ Hawkeye series!

Mr. Bronze Age recounts the story of Tom Fagan and how he brought the comic book industry together for the 1960 Halloween Parade in Rutland, Vermont!

A review of Marco Rudy's (Swamp Thing, Marvel Knights Spider-Man) new Indie graphic novel.

Marvel's intergalactic underdogs return to save the universe again in a new video game by Eidos Montreal.

The retro expert is back with more lovely memories of his youth.

Covering the biggest stories at DC's virtual event.

What seals the deal on this particular origin tale is when Tony Isabella said, “I’d sure like to meet her”.  

Looking at the hottest costume ideas this Haloween season!

More vintage book reviews from Mr. Bronze Age!

Marvel has taken over the video game industry as well as comics and film, and there is a group of games on the way that put you in control of your heroes!

Looking at the strangest and most clever concepts from the classic series,

Our expert of the old school reviews a grab bag of classic comics and novels.

In the second part of our celebration of What If, we look at when the series imagined stories that eventually impacted actual Marvel canon!

Looking back at the issues of Marvel's What If that created a lifelong fan.

A look at the world of superhero adult film parodies, and what they get right where official movie adaptations don't!

Our old school pop culture lover, Mr. Bronze Age, reviews three classic novels.

Marvel's premiere female hero is spotlighted in her first (and possibly last) solo film.

Our old school expert happens upon one of the greatest Spider-Man stories ever AND MORE!

We need to stop shaming characters like Hawkeye and Batman because they don't have powers. Here's why.

Celebrating Cracked Mazagine's 40th anniversary of "Traitors of the Lost Ark".

Mr. Bronze Age reviews the upcoming crime novel by James Kestrel.

What to pick up at the comics shop to go along with your Loki watching experience!

Ghosts ran from 1971 to 1982. It began as “True tales of the weird and supernatural”, to “New tales of the weird and supernatural”. Perhaps it couldn't live up to the claim of “true tales”? This particular issue definitely owned up to the weird part. This was near the end of its run, as it officially ended in September 1982.

Jupiter's Legacy Season 1 has hit Netflix! Does it bring anything new to the superhero genre?

Looking back at the life, career and impact of John Paul Leon, one of comics' most acclaimed artists.

The new Mortal Kombat film has lots of classic catchphrases and fatalities, but does it hit the mark with everyone?

Breaking down the teaser trailer for Marvel's upcoming blockbuster, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

Mr. Bronze Age bids farewell to the actress that played Mary Ann on Gilligan's Island, Dawn Wells.

Some classic collected editions and trade paperbacks to look up to brush up on Marvel's latest TV show.

The Snyder Cut is here and it's everything the fans wished for.

From shape-shifting snake ladies to haunted severed hands and Kongi the Rat God the weirdest story in this issue was, “Sound of Mourning”.

Mr. Bronze Age reminisces about the career of one of the UK's most legendary tv and voice actors, Peter Sallis

A final review of the entire 9 episodes of Disney+'s WandaVision.

There's that saying, not all superheroes wear capes. We can also say, not all comic books are about superheroes. Some of them are about regular, every day heroes.

The new Mortal Kombat trailer is here, is it possible it could be the best video game adaptation yet?

Looking at the comic book hookups that made us scratch our heads!

The two scientists put their minds together and conclude that with their ideas they can, “feed the entire world from one garden!”

Mr. Bronze Age remembers the life and career of character actor and voiceover legend, David L. Lander!

With the news that Barbara Gordon will be played by a disabled actress, we look at how important the character was as Oracle to the disabled community.

Great classic comics every Marvel fan should read to help decipher the MCU's most suspenseful series yet.

Much like greeting cards there is a comic book for every occasion. Many people are finding themselves in another lockdown during this global pandemic and what better way to spend that time than to read a comic book about another pandemic? 

Marvel's giving Spider-Man a new costume yet again! Is it the worst suit ever or a welcome change?

Does revealing too much about great characters ruin their mystique?

Looking at the biggest Marvel and Star Wars news items from Disney's big announcement event.

Whether you were the most popular kid or the least you should be able to relate to LDP, it seems like he's suffered through it all.