An Open Letter on “Dartboard Jesus”
An open letter to the students of Rutgers University
Darth Vader #20
The hints as to Triple-Zero’s origin are an acknowledgment from that the best of what was excised from the EU will still be seeded into new stories.
Duelyst
Duelyst doesn’t merely borrow elements of chess and cards, Hearthstone and Magic; it blends the best of each and begets something better than them all.
Captain America: Civil War
Civil War makes mistakes and misses many opportunities, but it’s still the four-color fun fans of Marvel movies have come to expect.
About the Staff
Matthew J. Thériault is a former superhero who until recently lived a four-colored life replete with serialized adventures, incredible powers, and a costumed-persona with matching moniker of minor local celebrity, all of which culminated in a bitter battle with a best friend turned archenemy. He’s closer to Clark Kent than Superman these days, serving as…
The Ultimates #6
Metaphysical and metatuxtual musings create for a cerebral comic which is ruined by awful art from a fill-in
Justice League #49
The Darkseid War has proven itself one of the great theomachies in Geek Mythology.
Superman: American Alien #6
Clark’s emigration from Smallville to Metropolis changed him as profoundly as his escape from Krypton to Earth.
Darth Vader #19
The conclusion of The Shu-Torun War proves Gillen understands the character of Vader better than just about anyone.
The Jungle Book
The Jungle Book is not an adaptation, but a refutation and repudiation of a work which merited neither.
The Hub City Review 