Ron Lim Reunites with Ron Marz for ‘Warlock: Rebirth’
Following the hit series SILVER SURFER: REBIRTH, Ron Marz and Ron Lim will reunite on for another galaxy-spanning limited series, WARLOCK: REBIRTH! The two…
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Yawn: Hard Left Comic Writers Threaten to Abandon Elon Musk’s Twitter
Comics writer Kurt Busiek recently wrote some tweets suggesting his departure from Twitter was imminent: Adding to this: I am now on Hive,…
Gloriously Ridiculous Roe v Wade Hottakes from Progressives in the Comics Industry
With the recent reversal by SCOTUS of the ruling making abortion a federally enabled legality across the USA, what are some of the most far-left…
Sigh – Yes, Comics Publisher Ron Marz is Still an Insufferable Oaf
Looks like pretentious and aggravating scriptwriter Ron Marz continues his far-left journey after all these years, as he posted the following in the past…
Artist Ron Lim Returns to Silver Surfer in All New Rebirth Series
This January, legendary artist Ron Lim returns to the mythos he helped define with an all-new story set during his classic run with Ron Marz…
Thanos Creator’s ‘Dreadstar Returns’ is Starlin’s Trump Killing Fantasy
Bad news for anybody who thought Starlin’s re-exploration of his mid-80s indie comic could be a breath of fresh air. As relayed by Cosmic Book…
Far Left Comic Creators Watch: Ron Marz is Back At It…
I’m not sure if far-left Ron Marz makes political comments as often as before, but, looking over his Twitter page recently, they’re still there, and…
Star Wars Black Series Reveals Classic Favorites from Comics & Books
In celebration of Lucasfilm’s 50th anniversary, beloved characters (including a certain green space rabbit) from the Star Wars books and comics will join the vaunted…
Comics Media Celebrates the Very Worst Green Lantern Tales
Two pretentious news sites continue to demonstrate their worst research efforts in Green Lantern history. First, we have Screen Rant, listing what they believe could…
Future Dead? DC Comics’ Legacy is About to Be Left Behind
Rob Salkowitz wrote at Publishers Weekly about where DC could be headed, now that AT&T could either be licensing them to another business for story…