It’s June and this month we have another great Civil War review for you, this time around James Dodsworth gets his hands on Civil War issue 2 which you can find here.
Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and Superman Returns both have new trailers up so if you’ve not seen them yet I suggest you hit […]
Hav is the name of an unusual city which Morris first visited in 1985 and where she returned in 2005. So why haven’t you heard of Hav? Is it because the French have tried to make people unaware of it following their failure to hold it after 1917?
It’s Iceland 1999 and Askja Thorasdottir, a novice forensics officer is called to investigate some recently discovered bones. The bones are quickly established as being those of a female Neanderthal
Annihilation is Marvel’s secondary event this summer, coming in behind Civil War in the hype stakes but possibly all the more enjoyable for it.
We at Fractal Matter got to talking about what first brought us to comics, how we generally introduce comics to new readers, and how publishers might go about doing the same.
If the issue has a flaw, it is one that it shares with the whole of this early section of Civil War: the notion that the public are somehow right to blame all heroes for the Stamford tragedy
We’re back once more for the roundup of the last few episodes of Doctor Who. When we last left our intrepid roundtable they were not enjoying the Cybermen’s return at all.
The Infinite Crisis is over and the world is not yet aware that it will be missing Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman for the next year.
Depending what you are looking for in X Men comics there is probably a book to suit you. Current titles such as X Factor even offer detective stories of a kind with a mutant twist to them.
If he were any more English, he’d be dead…