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Spider-Woman Motion Comic – Review

By Matthew Meylikhov | Aug 23, 2009 | Reviews

This week the Spider-Woman motion comic premiered, a good month before it comes out in comic form. This is part of a new initiative Marvel wants to take in order to move comics into a new medium. It’s a risky move and one that they are definitely unsure of. So, does the motion comic work? […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day (8-19-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Aug 20, 2009 | Reviews

Yeah. We went there. MATT’S REVIEWS Batman: Streets of Gotham #3This book continues to greatly entertain me. I think that, as far as Batman writers go, Paul Dini is definitely one of the best of the new age Batman writers. His runs in Detective Comics were amazing, and his final work with Dustin Nguyen was […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (08-12-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Aug 13, 2009 | Reviews

It’s a big week for Multiversity and it’s a big week for Comics! Like our shiney new banner and background? Yeah. You love it. Keep reading and you’ll find some amazing reviews. This was a HUGE week for good books, so when you go to your comic store, keep some of these books in mind. […]

Hidden Gems: Sam and Twitch – Udaku

By David Harper | Aug 8, 2009 | Reviews

This is a weekly column I’m going to try and get going here at Multiversity. In comics, everyone knows the Batman books, the Spider-Man books, and all of the other industry giants. Every once in a while though, a fantastic series or arc comes and goes with little to no fanfare. This is my attempt […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (08-05-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Aug 6, 2009 | Reviews

Now with a bigger bang! Theoretically, anyway. Get it? Because the picture is from Big Bang Theory? Yeah? No? Ok. It was Gil’s idea. MATT’S REVIEWS Irredeemable #5 If you still aren’t reading Irredeemable, I don’t know what to tell you. I give this book more praise than I would give to my son if […]

Script Review: Kick-Ass

By Matthew Meylikhov | Aug 4, 2009 | Reviews

Through what I can only describe as a series of random events and accidents, I found myself sitting in front of a copy of the script to the adaptation of Mark Millar’s Kick-Ass. I found myself very confused and excited. Do I read it? Is this OK? What are the legalities of this? I mean, […]

Come In Alone

By David Harper | Aug 4, 2009 | Reviews

Come In Alone by Warren Ellis Warren Ellis is quite the hyphenate. Depending on when you catch him he is a social media proponent, a futurist, a novelist, a blogger, and a writer of often inspired and always imaginative comic books, which is what I know him for primarily. While each role alone is typically […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (7-29-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 30, 2009 | Reviews

Welcome to another exciting issue of Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! Remember to keep checking back as we put our reviews up, or you’ll never know what to read! MATT’S REVIEWS Ultimatum #5 Remember last week? I read and reviewed Incredible Hulk #600 and I ripped it to tiny pieces. Then I picked up […]

Green Lantern: First Flight Review

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 28, 2009 | Reviews

To say that we here at Multiversity are Lantern fanboys (and girl) is to put it lightly. Green Lantern is very easily one of our top heroes, and is probably my third favorite comic book character of all time. He’s definitely my favorite hero character. What with Geoff Johns’ resurrection of Hal Jordan in Green […]

Spectacular Spider-Man DVD In Stores Today!

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 28, 2009 | Reviews

As far as modern animated cartoons go on Saturday morning, the selections are really weak. I would say that I hate 99% of them. However, there are two absolute gems that Marvel has created to refuel kids love of legitimate superheroes and not just Poke’mon rip-offs, and one of those cartoons is Spectacular Spider-Man. Spectacular […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (07-22-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 23, 2009 | Reviews

This is where I’d normally write something cute and amusing as a short preface to our reviews. Instead you get to see the new format of posts, so I hope that’s just as satisfying as any one of my clever quips and comments. MATT’S REVIEWS Atomic Robo: Shadow From Beyond Time #3 Atomic Robo is […]

Is The Watchmen Director’s Cut Any Better Than The Watchmen Theatrical Cut?

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 23, 2009 | Reviews

No. No it is not. That’s the short of it. The long of it is that all of the complaints that originally existed with the theatrical cut are still there. I mean, that should be a given. However, now we are given an additional 30 minutes of footage that didn’t really need to be put […]

Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely’s WE3

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 22, 2009 | Reviews

In case you guys haven’t noticed, I’ve been reading a lot of Morrison lately. Basically, I’ve found every last thing I could of his and plan to read it all, bit by bit. WE3 is so short and sweet that I figured I could read it in half an hour, and I did. WE3 has […]

David Mazzucchelli’s Asterios Polyp

By David Harper | Jul 21, 2009 | Reviews

David Mazzucchelli is an enigmatic guy, even for a comic book creator. Early in his career, he partnered up with Frank Miller and provided pencils on two of the defining arcs of two major characters: Daredevil’s “Born Again” arc and Batman: Year One, and then he produced what was determined as “the quintessential New York […]

Grant Morrison’s Seven Soldiers of Victory

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 20, 2009 | Reviews

As David said, I am through and through a Grant Morrison fanboy. In all honesty, I can’t think of a single thing the man wrote that I have not thoroughly enjoyed. I also frequently defend his work because, due to most of it being rather avant-garde, his audience tends to diminish when people can’t understand […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (7-15-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 16, 2009 | Reviews

Rise….MATT’S REVIEWS Blackest Night #1 This is it. After month’s of waiting, what could be hailed as one of the biggest events in comics is here at last. We all know that the dead frequently come back to life, but at what cost? And when does Death himself step in to turn the tables? All […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (07-08-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 9, 2009 | Reviews

How sequential!! MATT’S REVIEWS: Green Lantern #43 This is once again the book of the week for me. Geoff Johns’ and his epic reign in Green Lantern never disappoints. This issue acts as the prologue to the prologue of the Blackest Night and it’s awesome. Johns’ further fleshes out the Black Hand, who has mostly […]

Wednesday is New Comic Book Day (7/2/09) Part II

By David Harper | Jul 2, 2009 | Reviews

This week, we’re going to be doing something a little bit different here at Multiversity – we’re going to split up reviews. I’m taking six reviews to Matt’s slightly more considerable number, both in an effort to split up duties and to give you the readers a different set of opinions and writing styles. This […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day (07-02-09) – Part I

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jul 2, 2009 | Reviews

Welcome to the new format of Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day, in which I don’t review a million comics and we stick to the ones that really matter to us! Without further ado, here are some reviews for you to chew on: Batman And Robin #2 I think it’s pretty obvious to everyone who […]

Review – Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jun 27, 2009 | Reviews

There are many teams of Avengers out there: West Coast Avengers, East Coast Avengers, Great Lakes Avengers, New Avengers, Dark Avengers, Mighty Avengers, Ultimate Avengers, Young Avengers. Now, Marvel provides us yet another reinterpretation of the classic comic team with the Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow animated movie. As far as Marvel’s animated movies go, […]

Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! (6-24-09)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jun 25, 2009 | Reviews

IMPORTANT NOTE: Starting next week, Wednesday Is New Comic Book Day! will be shortened down and shared between both David and myself. This is in an effort to weed out the books no one really cares about and just stick to concise and informative reviews of big titles. I have started the trend by removing […]

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