With the television series Gotham placing such a pronounced focus on the Gotham City Police Department, on ComicBook.com I thought I would rank some of the greatest cases found in the Ed Brubaker/Greg Rucka police...
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Those who have followed my writing about 1990s comics in other corners of the Internet should note that I've launched a new recurring list feature on ComicBook.com called 90s Nirvana. Here I look at key...
Comic book fans tend to shudder at the thought of a heavy handed retcon. Spider-Man fans could certainly rattle off a few instances of retroactive continuity that have marred the character ("One More Day," "Sins...
After Marvel recently released a brand new series based on its hit television program, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. , I thought on ComicBook.com I would list a few established comic characters I'd like to see make...
As many of you probably will note, I love the Silver Age of comics. But despite all the great stories, the Silver Age is filled with absurd, unintentionally funny moments that have not aged well....
The Avengers and the X-Men are two of Marvel's most iconic superhero teams. So why can't they ever get along? The two groups just wrapped up another big event fight in Axis: Avengers & X-Men...
The Maximoff Family, better known as Magneto, Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver, have enjoyed a long and winding history over the years. But things took an even more interesting twist during a recent issue of Axis:...
Who doesn't love to hear a superhero origin a second time? Actually, superhero origin retelling tend to be a bit on the controversial side if done wrong (like Spider-Man: Chapter One ). But they can...
Ho ho ho true believers! Hope everyone reading Chasing Amazing is having a great holiday season. Just in case you haven't gotten your fill of stories of Santa Claus and Christmas miracles, on ComicBook.com I've...
We Spider-Man fans are already used to outbreak storylines (see "Spider Island"). However, in the world of Justice League right now, the eerie Amazo Virus is running rampant through Metropolis. So, on ComicBook.Com I thought...