Our Captain John K. Kirk recently guest appeared on the newest episode of the Toronto-based podcast the Book Guys Show. On the show he talks about PopMythology.com and what we stand for, the recently finished Fan Expo Canada, Dr. Who, and of course comics, comics and more comics.

It’s back to school and as I gear up for another year in the classroom with this new crop of neophyte geeks, I’m really excited to discover something awesome: an issue of Uncanny X-Men that I actually liked!

Harley's Joker and his partner in crime Joker's Harley have released another tribute to an iconic depiction of the Joker, Alex Ross's famous "Tango With Evil" poster. It's for sale now on his StoreEnvy shop and it's awesome.

A Voice in the Dark is a mature psychological horror-thriller comic that’s heavy on the psychology and light on the gore and violence. Its creation is also a remarkable and inspiring success story on numerous levels.

BigWhiteBazooka Photography's new book, successfully backed on Kickstarter, is available for pre-order. Here are some beautiful images of his work with different cosplayers including some very popular ones like Nadyasonika and Crystal Graziano.

Solid story, action and art make 'Punisher, Vol. 1: Black and White' a great book for those who are either new to Marvel comics or are looking for an accessible reentry into a world they might have once left behind.

If you’re a parent, I implore you to buy this book and give it to your kids. Raise them on Captain America because there are enough young people out there already who aspire to be like Tony Stark or Wolverine but not enough who aspire to be like Steve Rogers, and that is what we need more of.

Excellent art and some interesting ideas aren't quite enough to make this ambitious but messy riff on Captain America work.

Yes, life can suck. But it can also be wondrous, magical and amazing, and it's all here on this clip of a dancing baby Groot.

With the recent announcement from Universal that it has acquired the rights for author Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, a few of us Lestat fans at PopMythology thought it'd be an opportune time to have some fun and think of the top actors to play the Wolfkiller.

Lazarus, Vol. 2 continues to impress on certain levels while slightly frustrating on others. Nevertheless, it is one of the most interesting comics out now and if you’re a fan of intelligent sci-fi, I’d advise you to pick it up.

A figure who loomed large in our childhoods and made us laugh and cry is suddenly gone and we wanted to offer a small tribute for what it was worth. Here’s a short list that the three of us here at PopMythology put together of the 7 Robin Williams movies that we’d most like to remember him by.

'Sheltered' is a taut thriller and a scathing critique of fanatical survivalism and romanticization of the apocalypse.

'The Guardians of the Galaxy' beautifully, gorgeously, captures two of the most cherished principles in all of myth and story: (a) that there is latent power within us, and (b) together we are powerful.

While it's impossible to truly do justice to its subject's life in just 28 pages, 'Female Force: Anne Rice' does as good a job as anyone could have. I got goosebumps numerous times while reading this comic and chances are, if you’re a fan of Anne Rice, you will too.