I was hesitant about 'Secret Wars' #1 but #2 reset my expectations with the realization that it is conceptually greater than I first gave it credit for.

'Secret Wars' is the comic of the week. Why? Because of the sheer amount of unrecoverable and scope of destruction that has been featured in these pages.

Reviewed this week: Princess Leia #3, Fantastic Four #645, Justice League #40, X-Men #26 and more.

Reviewed this week: Lazarus #16, All-New X-Men #40, Guardians of the Galaxy # 26, Convergence #3

As much as I loved Issue #2 of Convergence, Mark Millar’s 'Chrononauts' (penciled by Sean Gordon Murphy) is a rip-roaring, rollicking good time!

'Convergence' is the big publishing event that’s dominating the comic market this week. Will this be the event that DC needs to restore order to its universe?

As much as I have not been a fan of the Inhumans, what I can say is that out of all the Marvel properties, they have remained fairly constant.

Comics are a medium that is accessible to both kids and adults and make the idea of family literacy an achievable and viable activity for parents and kids.

At Toronto ComiCon I had an interview with Terry Farrell about her Star Trek character Dax, about her decision to leave the show and if she had any regrets.

Here's our round-up of Toronto ComiCon 2015.

An encounter with comic legend Neal Adams kicked off my Toronto ComiCon weekend in an interesting way and got me thinking about cynicism in the business.

It’s March Break so I’m taking the opportunity to read more comics than I normally would! Even still, there are a lot of titles to cover in this week’s list, so let’s just get to it!

IDW's 'Ragnarok' is a truly unique and innovative imagining of Norse myths and makes them appealing to a new audience.

Nelvana was both a uniquely Canadian superhero as well as being ahead of her time. Now a new generation of readers can appreciate this cultural heritage.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Other than the obvious grammatical issues with that sentence, its reflective common-sense implication should be apparently obvious.