Writers at the website Arabic Marvel recently conducted an exclusive interview with Moon Knight director Mohamed Diab. The candid conversation covers his honest frustrations with the Marvel studio system, his feelings on the future of Moon Knight in the MCU, and his hopes for James Gunn’s DC Universe. The original interview can be found on their website, but the highlights are
Read MoreWelcome to September everyone. This time, we’re going to be trying a slightly different format with the New Comic Spotlight. Instead of reviewing each week’s comics, I’ll be previewing a large selection of comics scheduled to come out over the next month. I’ll include the intended release date with each title but publishers are notorious for changing release dates on comics
Read MoreBuckle up because it’s time for another choose-your-own-adventure book in the world of Marvel superheroes, from Aconyte Books. This time Moon Knight is looking for some help from an Egyptologist (you) dealing with a living mummy that is stealing the souls of New Yorkers and starting a zombie plague. But it’s not as simple as just picking an option at the
Read MoreHello again my fellow comic nerds. Come along with me as we journey through lands of secrets, fears, and what-ifs. Nothing is as it seems this week. Hidden tales and knowledge will come to light. Maybe not all will be revealed, but we’ll certainly know more than we do now after reading new comics from August 16, 2023. [This week’s comics
Read MoreAnother week, another stack of comics. From nightmare hellscapes, to the hellish City of the Dead, to the city that never sleeps, there’s something for everyone this week with a strong emphasis on scary (but not actually horror, I just want to make that distinction). Come along and escape reality for a little while with me, my friends, to check out
Read MoreIn this episode, Brian, Ayla, and Anthony discuss 2022’s Marvel films and series such as She-Hulk, Wakanda Forever, and Moon Knight, and what they’re looking forward to in the MCU’s Phase 5. Timestamps 0:16 – Intros 1:50 – Moon Knight 5:28 – Dr. Strange in the multiverse of madness 12:50 – The changing structure of MCU productions 13:52 – Ms. Marvel 18:12
Read MoreGreetings demon spawn, and welcome to the Midnight Sons Comics Reading Guide! In the 1990s, the original vision of the Midnight Sons was too big for one comic book title. Instead of confining all their midnight madness to one single series, Marvel group editor Bobbie Chase developed the Midnight Sons as a family of titles. Similar to Batman or X-Men, the
Read MoreAwoooooo!! 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 MoreHello and welcome.to our very first edition of New Comic Book Roundup! With the coming week’s releases on the horizon, The Cosmic Circus beckons you to join us as we embark on a tour of some of this past week’s new comics! To kick things off, let’s open up with what feels like one of the pillars of Marvel’s current X-Line…
Read MoreMoon Knight has come and gone, and while we let that shocking final scene of Jake Lockley and Arthur Harrow marinate, we’ve had some interesting info passed along. While nothing is written in stone, we have recently come across a Disney+ survey that strongly suggests that they may give us Moon Knight season 2. Read on for more details! Many forms
Read MoreIt’s been a little while since Moon Knight wrapped up on Disney Plus, and it was a pretty exciting 6 episode run. The show was really dense with information, trying to constantly teach its audience about how the mind of Marc Spector and Steven Grant worked all while trying to tell an external story about judgment and morality. The show was
Read MoreIn this episode, host Ayla discusses Marvel’s Moon Knight series with Drew and Brian who all had a lot of praise for the show. Psychologist Brian talks more about the series handling of DID and mental health. The trio also looks to the future for some of the characters including Layla, and what that end credit might mean for the future
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