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‘Danger Girl: Renegade #4’ - Comic Book Review
Since the previous issue of Danger Girl: Renegade came out, there’s been a bit of a hiatus, so the memory of what went before might be a little fuzzy. Fortunately, it’s really easy to catch up. Abbey...
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Long Beach Comic Expo 2016: Gonzo: The Outer Limits of Comics - Panel Coverage
It was 45 years ago that Gonzo journalism became a style of writing to describe the first-person participatory narratives overrun with overstated satire and profanity as a way of voicing social...
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‘The Dark Price of Ahriman:’ Advance Book Review
As anyone who gets behind the wheel of car can tell you, Los Angeles is going to hell in a hand basket. In Justin Robinson's The Dark Price of Ahriman, this is literally true. Of course, in...
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‘The Last Fall:’ TPB Review
The Last Fall (written by Tom Waltz and with art by Casey Maloney) is a war story. It takes place on the desert world of Krovin which is being invaded by the neighboring planet Merkonia. The basis of...
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Long Beach Comic Expo 2016: Celebrating Women in Comics - Panel Coverage
Fanboy Comics' Managing Editor Barbra Dillon introduced artist Agnes Garbowska (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, My Little Pony: Friends Forever, Fathom: Kiani), artist Cat Staggs (Topps' Star...
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Long Beach Comic Expo 2016: Alan Tudyk’s ‘Con Man’ and Spectrum Comics
I know that I am not alone when I say how completely crushed I felt when I heard the news that the television show, Firefly, had been cancelled after a brief, 3-month season of 14 episodes in the...
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#GeeksCare: How You Can Help Groupees.com and the Extreme Justice League
When Fanboy Comics is not providing you with the latest in geek news and entertainment, the FBC staff hopes to offer our readers a myriad of opportunities to give back to the community. We love reading...
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Fanboy Comics to Publish ‘Penguins vs. Possums #7’
LOS ANGELES, CA – February 29, 2016 – Fanboy Comics (FBC) is proud to announce that it will publish the seventh and penultimate issue of the creator-owned series, Penguins vs. Possums, which will be...
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‘The Goddamned #3:’ Comic Book Review
Jason Aaron and R.M. Guéra’s The Goddamned is back after a brief break. The good thing is that the book is absolutely worth it. It’s brutal, ugly, and in a completely contradictory way, absolutely...
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‘Ringside #4:’ Comic Book Review
The wrestling comic that isn’t all that much about wrestling took another non-wrestling turn this time around in Joe Keatinge and Nick Barber’s Ringside. Dan is getting set to finally finish the job...
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‘Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat #1:’ Comic Book Review
Andrez Bergen is a prolific author, comic creator, and generally creative person. I’ve reviewed a good many of his novels, comics, and other works over the years. They cover a variety of different...
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‘Trista & Holt #13:’ Advance Comic Book Review
When last we left our star-crossed lovers, Issy Holt had been forced to marry Trista’s aunt Marcella to broker peace between their two criminal empires. As we join them in this issue, we find that...
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Stagedork83 Wants YOU to Join the Marvel Collector Corps: February 2016 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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‘Lone Wolf 2100 #3:’ Advance Comic Book Review
I’ve given average reviews to the first two issues of Lone Wolf 2100, and yet I keep coming back. First, I think Eric Heisserer is a great writer. He’s currently the guy helping bring the Valiant...
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‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #1:’ Advance Comic Book Review
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers hit television just as the school year started in 1993. I was seven. As with many of my cohorts, I was taken with the show; the novelty of live-action combat scenes,...
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DangerKatt Kickstarts a New Future with ‘Bloodworth’
Last year, Fanboy Comics excitedly shared that fellow publisher DangerKatt would be releasing the new digital one-shot comic book, Bloodworth #0, written by Daniel Corey (Moriarty, Red City,...
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Felicia Day’s Geek & Sundry Gets a New Look Plus New Shows and the Return of...
Geeks of all fandoms will definitely want to stop by Felicia Day's Geek & Sundry today, as the site launched an exciting, new look to celebrate its love of gaming culture and its one-year...
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Wonder Woman Wednesday: Who Runs the World? DC Superhero Girls for the Win!
Who runs the world?! We all know the answer to that question is "girls" by now, and DC Comics' new Superhero Girls does well to further illustrate that point. Wouldn't it be cool if DC Comics...
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‘The Zone Continuum:’ TPB Review
What’s standing in your way?The Zone Continuum feels like the old Prince Valiant strips from the Sunday paper to me, inasmuch as the pages imply a much larger world than is directly shown. It’s...
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The Future Will Be Carpeted: An Analysis of ‘Deep Space Nine (S5E8)’
“Anyone who lived through the Occupation had to get a little dirty.” -- Major Kira NerysOdo was DS9’s first breakout character. Following the patterns of previous outsiders Spock and Data, Odo was a...
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