Welcome to the classic Daredevil comics reading guide! This is the best place to start for Daredevil’s formative years, including his iconic origin story, his first encounters with Kingpin and Elektra, and the definitive work of Frank Miller. Classic Daredevil Comics Recommendations: Daredevil (1964) #165-191, 227-233 (Frank Miller) Daredevil (1964) #192-226 (Dennis O’Neil) Daredevil (1964) #236-291 (Ann Nocenti) Daredevil (1964) #297-304
Read MoreThis Saturday, July 23rd, Marvel Studios is hosting what has been called a Mega-Panel by Deadline at SDCC. This highly anticipated panel is expected to showcase the studio’s future slate of films and streaming television series in front of a very excited crowd in Hall H. Fans around the world are in for some huge surprises regarding the future of their favorite
Read MoreThe first two volumes of the manga adaptation of Leia, Princess of Alderaan by Claudia Gray are finally here in the US! Volume 2 was just released in May and it is stunning. I read the novel a while ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. Now that it’s in a new format by artist Haruichi I love it even more. Leia, Princess
Read MoreJordan Peele’s third feature film Nope is just on the horizon and I thought, what better time than now to revisit the previous two films in his already impressive filmography? So, without further ado, here we go. My reviews for the previous hit (and kind of miss) Jordan Peele movies – Get Out and Us. [Potential spoilers below for both Get
Read MoreAMC+’s Moonhaven premiered last week with two episodes. I found it addictively entertaining with rich world-building and great characters. It is an original story and stands apart from anything else on TV right now. Moonhaven is grounded science fiction that doesn’t rely on the glitz and glam of fancy tech run amok to tell a story but instead asks us to consider
Read MoreSix weeks ago, I said the first two episodes of Ms. Marvel were the most authentic adaptation Marvel had ever done. From the comics to the culture, those two episodes encapsulated more than I could have hoped for, from not only Kamala Khan but South Asian American and Muslim representation. Even with changes like the new purple platform powers, those two
Read MoreIt’s been one year since Kang’s light-hearted variant, He Who Remains, was killed by Sylvie in the season one finale of Loki. Before meeting his fate, the TVA leader warned the show’s protagonists about his evil multiversal variants coming to the main Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline to wreak havoc. One of these evil variants is already confirmed for next year’s Ant-Man and
Read MoreAre you ready to have fun? Are you ready to save the world? Are you ready to eat Chimichangas? Then you are ready to read You Are (NOT) Deadpool, from the Marvel Multiverse Missions novel series from Aconyte Books! Tim Dedopulos takes the choose-your-own-adventure model to the next level in this book and it’s definitely an improvement on the genre. I
Read MoreThe final episode of Marvels Studios’ latest TV show, Ms. Marvel, is now streaming on Disney+. After six weeks of getting to know a new cheerful, thrilling, and powerful hero with deep roots in her family, friends, and culture, the epic conclusion to this story is here, and it brought quite the revelation. If you’ve seen the final episode, let’s jump
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