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‘Black Suit of Death: The Ides of March’ – Comic Book Review
Squishy with a dose of nerd.Death, as a character, has been used a considerable amount in pop culture, from Dr. Faustas to Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey to The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy to the...
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‘Merry Xmas’ to Release This Holiday Season
Just in time for the holiday season, the very festive comedy, Merry Xmas, will be coming to a variety of viewing platforms this month, to the delight of movie-going audiences everywhere. The...
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The Future Will Be Carpeted: An Analysis of ‘Deep Space Nine (S4E22)’
“I am First Omet'iklan, and I am dead. As of this moment, we are all dead. We go into battle to reclaim our lives. This we do gladly, for we are Jem'Hadar. Remember: victory is life.” -- First...
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Quality Time with Family Ties: Season 2, Episode 18
Quality Time with Family Ties is a weekly podcast in which three guys watch and review Family Ties - the '80s sitcom that made Michael J. Fox a star."Lady Sings the Blues." Today on Quality Time with...
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‘Heretic #1:’ Comic Book Review
Heretic #1 is a relaunch title from Off Shoot Comics, an independent publisher founded by Walter Bryant and David Clarke. Originally created in 2011, this year, the series has been illustrated by...
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Stagedork83 Wants YOU to Join the Marvel Collector Corps: December 2015 Unboxing
Each month, Fanboy Comics Contributor Joshua Desjardins (a.k.a. Stagedork83) receives new and exciting subscription boxes from Marvel Collector Corps, and the FBC readers have a chance to live...
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‘Of Bread, Blood, and The Hunger Games: Critical Essays on the Suzanne...
The Hunger Games film series may have wrapped up last month, but there’s still a wealth of Hunger Games material for fans to devour beyond the three novels by author Suzanne Collins and the four...
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The Arkham Sessions, Ep. 74: "Batman Returns"
The Arkham Sessions, hosted by Dr. Andrea Letamendi and Brian Ward, is a weekly podcast dedicated to the psychological analysis of Batman: The Animated Series. Nostalgic, humorous, and even a little...
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‘Nancy Hernandez and The Black Widows:’ Graphic Novel Review
I'm biased: I thoroughly enjoy ghost stories, so I was excited to have the opportunity to read and review Nancy Hernandez and The Black Widows, published by Los Angeles-based independent publisher...
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‘Huck #2:’ Comic Book Review
I first heard about Huck back in July at San Diego Comic-Con. I didn’t have a release date, so I went to my favorite comic book shop (Brave New World in Valencia, if you are taking notes.) and asked...
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‘I Hate Fairyland #3:’ Comic Book Review
Well, I’ll be shrugged. The fluffer did it.There’s been a huge movement of nostalgia in all forms of media lately; old B- and C-list movies, cartoons, and toys are suddenly being granted enormous...
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‘The Wicked + The Divine #17:’ Comic Book Review
Before we get going, full disclosure: It’s been awhile since I’ve read an issue of Wic/Div. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely love this book and everything about it, but things got in the way and the...
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‘The Goddamned #2:’ Comic Book Review
Religion isn’t the kind of thing that I usually want in my comics, especially one as hardcore as this one. But, give me Jason Aaron and R.M. Guéra on a series, and I’m in. After the acclaimed and...
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Ep. #013 FBC Presents: Todd Haberkorn on Voice-Over Acting
FBC Presents is a podcast series featuring long-form interviews with intriguing guests from every corner of Geekdom, including everyone from the average geek to Fanboy Comics staff members to leading...
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Wonder Woman Wednesday: Behind the Collection Part 2
Welcome, Wonder Warriors, to another edition of Wonder Woman Friday! (Yes, I know it's Wonder Woman Wednesday . . . but it's the most wonderful time of the year, and the week got away from me! So, it's...
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‘Arcadia #7:’ Advance Comic Book Review
With Arcadia #7 you start to see all of the parallel stories in Alex Paknadel and Eric Scott Pfeiffer’s twisty, internet-as-utopia, epic converge. All of the players begin to take their places for the...
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‘Steampunk for Simpletons:’ Book Review
It’s taken me a while, but I finally sat down and read this Kickstarter-funded tome by Travis I. Sivart and Wendy L. Callahan. Steampunk for Simpletons is a very thorough and delightful book for those...
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‘Tales of Superhuman Powers:’ Book Review
There are two types of stories that I absolutely love: superhero stories and fairy tales. Tales of Superhuman Powers combines them both by putting folktales from all around the world in the context of...
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‘30 Miles of Crazy!:’ TPB Review
Throughout the past several years, comic book writer/artist Karl Christian Krumpholz has served as an historian of sorts for the residents of Denver, CO. Originally from the East Coast (by way of...
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‘TMNT Ongoing #53:’ Advance Comic Book Review
Have you seen it?! No, I'm not talking about Star Wars: The Force Awakens (which I've already seen 3 times and it hasn't even been out for a week yet)! Alas, I'm talking about the new Teenage Mutant...
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