Jay Yaws
Jay is but a man: portly, nerdy, and bearded. He longs to love like Jesus, play a mean bass guitar, and be a good husband and daddy. One day, people will sing songs about the time he put his fried egg on top of his pancakes. Man, that was delicious.
Injustice 2 #35 review
This is not just the wedding of the year, it's the wedding of the decade.
No, the century.
Nay, the millennium.
Yes, Killer Croc and Orca, that...
Justice League “Drowned Earth” comic crossover to feature ‘Aquaman’ movie variant covers
Justice League from Scott Snyder, Jorge Jimenez, and Jim Cheung has been one of DC’s most consistently enjoyable titles since it launched a few...
One61 Studio Batman Smartwatch review
Smartwatches are all the rage, and with good reason: they can sync up with your phone so you can perform various tasks from your...
Doomsday Clock #7 review
We all have blind spots. Either willfully or inadvertently, there are things that we tend to turn away from, or things to which we...
Batman artist Norm Breyfogle has died
We’ve lost one of the greats. It’s been reported that Norm Breyfogle passed away this past Monday.
Breyfogle was an industry legend through and through,...
Archie Meets Batman ’66 #3 review
Looking at that cover, you'd be tempted to think that this issue of Archie Meets Batman '66 would contain some references to "Surf's Up!...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #60 review
When reviewing the movie Dumb and Dumber, Roger Ebert mentioned a moment in the movie that made him laugh so hard he embarrassed himself...
Injustice 2 #34 review
I mentioned in my previous review for Injustice 2 that the series is slowing down as it approaches the end, almost inevitably so. ...
Batman: Flashlight Projections review
Imagine you’re a citizen of Gotham City. You’re out at night and you hear a variety of sounds: the wail of sirens in the...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #58 review
Or perhaps "Riddles" would have been a more appropriate title, as that's what this story consists of: a series of riddles where the Titans...