Review: Tap Dance Killer #1
It’s appropriate that the cover for Tap Dance Killer touts that she’s trapped in the most madcap role of a lifetime. Something about it echoes “trapped […]
Articles by Derek McCaw
The All-New All-Different Mad Magazine Rebirth Legacy
There’s this new magazine on the stands this week that feels… both new and old. I mean that in the best way possible. After moving […]
Steven Spielberg Circles DC’s Blackhawk!
Steven Spielberg wants to direct an adaption of the DC comic Blackhawk. Let that sink in. The guy that has said that superhero movies were on […]
Flash, Flesh, And Luke Skywalker
A long time ago, in a Hollywood far, far away… actually, it was pretty much where it is today. But it was a time when […]
Marvel’s Star Wars Turns 50… Again.
Since Marvel reclaimed Star Wars, there hasn’t been a weak spot. Filling in gaps between movies and TV shows, writer Kieron Gillen has consistently shined a […]
Go Solo With ThinkGeek
If you haven’t yet watched the trailer for Solo: A Star Wars Story, you may not have directly experienced the sheer charisma that Donald Glover exudes […]
Bilquis Evely Covers Plastic Man #2
Comics legend Gail Simone got permission from DC Comics to share this cover image for the second issue of Plastic Man on Facebook this morning. Drawn by […]
The Incredibles Face A New Foe
… and it’s not having a super-powered baby, though that has its perils. Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) does his best to be stay-at-home dad […]
Who Will Help Stan Lee?
By now, you’ve heard how exhausted Stan Lee looked to be at points during last weekend’s Silicon Valley Comic Con. Many fans expressed concern at […]
Forget It, Jake. It’s Monstertown.
Being a private detective is hard enough. It’s even worse when you can pretty much only say two words. And if you know anything about […]
DC Comics Caught Between Doomsday And Metal
Last week DC Comics released installments of two major events: Dark Nights Metal ended with issue #6 and Doomsday Clock continued its maddening ticking towards the end with […]
Star Trek: Discovery Casts Captain Christopher Pike
Fans of Star Trek were a-twitter over the first season of Star Trek: Discovery ending with a distress call coming from the Enterprise and its commander, Captain […]
Nnedi Okorafor Writing Dora Milaje Meeting The X-Men In Wakanda Forever
Hugo Award-winning author reminds us who the real heroes of Black Panther are…
Orange Is The New Solo
Lucasfilm released a new one-sheet poster for Solo: A Star Wars Story, and it’s bold. If you still live by a movie theater that has posters […]
(Is It) The Final Trailer For Solo
This trailer offers a new hope. Not necessarily that Alden Ehrenreich can channel the off-the-cuff overconfidence of Harrison Ford’s Han Solo, but that maybe this […]
Bring Back The Spinner Rack
Does your home need a comics spinner rack like they had at the corner drug store? I think mine does. Jim Demonakos thought his home […]
Fox Searchlight Locks Up Guillermo del Toro
Not that anything can hold Guillermo, for he is like the air — the air that he prefers to be damp, fetid, and lightly blowing […]
Neil Gaiman And John Cameron Mitchell Teach Us How To Talk To Girls At Parties
Looking for that offbeat little science fiction film this summer? We may have something for you.
Netflix Streaming Cargo In May
In December 2013, we ran a short film from Australia about a father, his infant daughter, and the zombie apocalypse. It’s a beautiful film, and […]
The Fantastic Four Return; At Least In Comics
By launching into space, they launched the Marvel Age of Comics. Not officially seen since the end of Secret Wars, the Fantastic Four will finally return […]
