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There's a podcast series for this comic titled Spectacular Spider-Men: Between the Lines that provides commentary from Greg Weisman for each issue. It has some interesting information. For instance,...

That would be cool and highly likely due to Josie Campbell writing on it. It would remind me of the Young Justice and Beware the Batman tie-ins introducing characters before their shows did.

Thundercats is getting a Cheetara spin-off by Soo Lee and Domenico Carbone and a Powerpuff Girls comic has been announced by Kelly Thompson and Paulina Ganucheau. Both are coming out in July.

Cheetera is getting a spin-off series in July, by Soo Lee and Domenico Carbone. I can't say I'm surprised since this comic series is doing very well in sales.

And Young Justice got a post-season 4 comic mini-series, yet that show never came back.

I feel like comic tie-ins are almost a requisite since most of the animated shows get them. I actually...

I've always had a soft spot for Coldheart. Her gimmick with her sword makes her stand out. Too bad she's pretty obscure.



As someone who's barely keeping up with the Spider-Man books (working...

Unfortunately, I started to see it coming when looking at the latest sales. I was hoping they'd get around to using more of Jaime's family and bringing some old foes back, like La Dama. Still, it's...

Gargoyles Quest is off to a great start! It really feels less like a mini-series and more like Issue #13 with all the threads it picks up from Here in Manhattan, from Demona, Antoinette, and...

I like the idea of Peter and Miles bringing opposite qualities to each other, but the execution is a little iffy. It's better than just making Peter and Miles mentor and mentee again.



I...

I liked this issue a bit more than the first one. Peter's opening scene makes it clear he's more prone at being immature around Miles than in general, while Miles is both picking up on Peter's bad...

Me too! Though at the same time, I'd feel weird hearing Nadji's Miles without Yuri Lowenthal's Peter....even though he was also a Miles to Robbie Daymond's Peter. :p

We're getting a 40th anniversary one-shot issue this July, featuring stories by various artists and writers throughout TMNT history.

A short voiced scene, with Josh Keaton again as Peter and Zeno Robinson as Miles.

Here's a preview for Gargoyles Quest #1, coming out next week.



From what I saw on the Kickstarter page, it'll still be in black and white.

I didn't think Weisman would be avoiding Brand New Day characters, for better or worse. Spectacular Spider-Man had a couple of characters in very minor cameos and he's been interested in Mr. Negative...

And now I remember that Kron talks to himself when goes in as Miguel. Woops. So, it only makes it vague when "Miguel" talks to Conchata and Tyler.



Oh, gotcha. Hmm, maybe it could be. He's...

Read the second issue as well.

Having "Miguel" enter the Alchemax building was a fun sequence, especially as it keeps it a bit vague as whether it's actually him with the symbiote or Kron...

I don't think the latter is a bad outcome. I like that a Suicide Squad story is just as likely to boost a D-lister as it is to kill them. As long as the fanbase doesn't get in the way of the intended...

That scene felt more about how Ivy interpreted things over what actually happened. Yeah, her trying to approach him and persuade him was the smart move, but she already burned that bridge when she...

I was underwhelmed by the final issue. Metallo's turn was very abrupt, going from wanting to kill Superman no matter what to suddenly sacrificing himself to save the city from the unstable kryptonite...

Season 2 will come out on July 15th, with 10 episodes.

Here's the synopsis:

I wish they hadn't done that mid-season break. It really killed a lot of the momentum towards the finale. I did enjoyed it overall, especially the cameos by Josh Keaton as Spider-M...I mean, Agent...

This was a fun issue. The transition from Waid to Campbell felt seamless. It still keeps the same spirit and concludes the whole house deal nicely. There's some fun sequences that come from this too....

Whatever plans they had for Captain Atom and specifically his son in The Fall and Rise of Captain Atom. Bonus if they keep "casting" Keith David as General Eiling.

I have mixed opinions on...

Especially since apparently WB teased Robin Williams for the role twice without committing, which led to bad blood between them.