From the Booth: You’re too young for this joke

| January 18, 2012

It’s your favorite weekly comic news with new streamlined action for better aerodynamics. It’s January and that means New Year’s resolutions so we are working to trim the fat and give you more content. This week – X-Men vs. Avengers, Joe debates Ken’s previous point, Kita gets distracted trying to pass notes to the boss [...]

New title review: Stan Lee’s STARBORN

| December 9, 2010

Review by Mike Clarke of BC Refugee Blog So far, the debut issues of Stan Lee and POW! Entertainment’s new super-hero titles at BOOM! Studios are batting three for three.  I like them all and want to keep following the first story arc in every one.  The latest, STARBORN, debuts this Wednesday . . . [...]

Stan Lee’s The Traveler review

| November 24, 2010

Review by Mike Clarke of BC Refugee Blog Travels with Lee: Waid up! THE TRAVELER #1  (Boom Studios – November 24, 2010)  Stan Lee, grand poobah; written by Mark Waid; art by Chad Hardin; colors by Blond;  letters by Ed Dukeshire  (covers by Scott Clark, Chad Hardin, and Joe Benitez) The first issue of THE [...]

WE Are the walking dead

| October 26, 2010

In 2003, writer Robert Kirkman released a comic that asked “what happens after the credits roll in a zombie movie?” That book is Image Comics’ The Walking Dead, and after nearly eighty issues, it continues to be one of the publisher’s top selling books.  The story is pretty basic: “what-would-you-do-in-a-zombie-apocalypse?”, however, the title is incredibly [...]

Thor Review

| January 7, 2010

IT’S HAMMER TIME !!! Review by Michael Clarke of BC Refugee Blog Let’s take a pause now from the blackest of nights, and darker reigns and sieges to reflect on a “sleeper” title. You know what I mean.  Some books don’t generate a lot of buzz but just go about their business and remain consistently [...]

Guest Review: BATGIRL

| October 22, 2009

Batgirl Rising: Point of New Origin : Part Two Written by Bryan Q. Miller Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott with Sandra Hope Another year, another ‘Batgirl.’ Rather than continue the exploits of the now-dead Cassandra Cain, we’re treated to about 22 pages of full-color art featuring Stephanie Brown as Batgirl. I didn’t like [...]

THE MARVELS PROJECT #1 Review

| August 11, 2009

THE MARVELS PROJECT #1 Written by Ed Brubaker Art by Steve Epting What better way to top off a year-long celebration of 70 years of Marvel Comics than with a limited series that details the beginning of it all? What better writer to carefully handle the heady task of plotting this event and treating these [...]

Review of Ol’ Captain Blue Hen

| April 13, 2009

Comics reviewer, games reviewer, and blogger extraordinaire, Joey Davidson wrote a review of our little comics shop. Check out his review of Captain Blue Hen Comics on the Wilmington Console Games Examiner website.

X-Force/Cable: Messiah War Review

| March 28, 2009

Intern’s Corner Ok, so I walked in the door today, and went over to the new comics section. Instead of letting Dave pick out a random comic for me to read and review I decided to pick one up myself. Since I was a kid, I have absolutely loved the X-Men. Comics, movies, cartoons, video [...]

Returning to Comics with Watchmen

| March 4, 2009

A Review by Jesse the Intern The graphic novel Watchmen was written in 1986. So you may be thinking “Aren’t you a little late with a review. Look it’s not my fault. I haven’t read a comic book since I was twelve years old, and I have only been interning at Captain Blue Hen for [...]

31st Century Supes, 23rd Century Kirk, and Spike Heads “South” – Dave’s Picks of the Week (7/16-7/22)

| July 14, 2008

MIGHTY AVENGERS #16 SECRET INVASION – Bendis’ Avengers titles are as good or better than the main mini-series. SPIKE AFTER THE FALL #1 – What happened to Spike right after the last episode of Angel when L.A. literally went to Hell? STAR TREK MANGA VOL 03 UCHU – New “episodes” of the Original Series featuring [...]

The Living Corpse Review

| July 11, 2008

The Living Corpse #0 – 4 Written and Drawn by: Buz Hasson and Ken Haeser Thank goodness we have a fun zombie book. With the super depression pill that is Walking Dead, it’s good to take a break from that once in a while. Though calling The Living Corpse a zombie book would be selling [...]

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