Awoooooo!! Welcome to the Werewolf by Night comics reading guide! After the Comics Code Authority relaxed in 1971, Marvel wasted no time in launching new monster horror comics, with Werewolf by Night and Tomb of Dracula both debuting in 1972. Created by Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, and Mike Ploog (with a little input from Stan Lee), the idea of a werewolf
Read MoreSan Diego Comic-Con is in full swing and on Friday the Marvel Studios animation panel was held to preview what’s coming in the next two years. Previously announced new animated shows revealed new details (and season renewals!), including character designs, plot teases, and even a full episode for those who were lucky to be in attendance. Here’s a recap of news
Read MoreGreetings, Swamp Squad! Welcome to our GIANT-SIZE Man-Thing comics reading guide! After scientist Ted Sallis injected himself with a new super-soldier serum and nearly died in a car crash, he wakes up as… The Man-Thing! A mindless muck-monster, the macabre monster slumbers in a swamp in the Florida Everglades that also serves as a portal to other dimensions. A member of
Read MoreHello monsters & mortals, and welcome to the Elsa Bloodstone comics reading guide! Monster hunter Elsa Bloodstone is one of the newer comic characters who have exploded in popularity over the past decade. Maybe you know her as a Midnight Son, maybe you know her from her eight video game appearances in the past ten years, or maybe you’re hearing her
Read MoreHey there! Welcome to the ULTIMATE extended reading guide for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Treat this as your “traveler’s guide” across the multiverse, as we take a quick look at the worlds of America Chavez, the Illuminati, Shuma Gorath, Marvel Zombies, dinosaurs, Defender Strange, and many other strangetales to come! Muliverse of Madness comics quick start: The Illuminati:
Read MoreWhile working on my recent comic reading guides, I started connecting some dots between the upcoming Werewolf by Night special and other comic monsters we could potentially see in the MCU in the future. Gael Garcia Bernal’s Werewolf by Night could naturally connect to a potential Midnight Sons project, but what else Marvel Studios could do with the character? What about
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