Happy Canada Day! Yup, as I write this, my family is fast asleep after a busy day of picking strawberries, making jam and watching fireworks in celebrating the 148th birthday of this great nation! I stole some strawberries, watched some fireworks but then I had comics to read. Yup … …

'The Loxleys and Confederation' makes a difficult subject clear, relevant and interesting. It’s a perfect resource for history teachers and a great piece of comic art that tells a poignant and dramatic story allowing readers to see why Canada is such a great country.

It’s a pretty light list this week, which is somewhat anti-climactic as it’s also the end of the school year. I was sort of hoping that there would be this grandiose list to relaxingly read through, basking in the joy of an empty classroom as my graduates have moved on …

Busy days in in the comic word this week. Marvel’s Battleworld is in full swing, and is the new lens through which we view Marvel’s comics these days. As Doom is the central axis point on which the new Marvel universe revolves, we have to remember that it is through …

Pop Mythology's Captain John Kirk talks to the delightful cast of the new sci-fi show from Syfy and Space Channel, KILLJOYS, in this new interview.

You know, after the whole Convergence splash, we really haven’t seen very many reverberations in the universe.

'Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows' #1 struck me on such a visceral level that I was overwhelmingly moved by it.

'Killyjoys,' the exciting new sci-fi series debuts on SPACE Channel on Friday, June 19th at 9 p.m. ET.

Comics reviewed this week: Convergence #8, Infinity Gauntlet #1, Secret Wars Journal #1, and many more.

It's shock value that sells these days, and Planet Hulk #1 was one hell of a shock.

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!