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2010 in Review: Best Mini-Series

By David Harper | Dec 23, 2010 | Columns

2010 was a year that brought a surprisingly large amount of great mini-series. Not every year is like that, but this year found many top creators, from Grant Morrison to the brothers Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon to Brian Wood, creating and thriving in limited series form. These finite series may not bring the fervor […]

SPECULATION CENTRAL: Did March Marvel Solicits Spoil "3"?

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 23, 2010 | Columns

Marvel released their March 2011 solicits today (check them out here, a little bit later than usual but in time to allow them to announce their new event Fear Itself on their own terms. Of course, careful eyes looking through it might have noticed a solicit that seems kind of … well, spoiler-y. It would […]

Fund It! – A New Direction For Daredevil

By Walt Richardson | Dec 22, 2010 | Columns

Poor Matt Murdock has had a rough time lately. His girlfriend was murdered (again), his identity was sorta-but-not-exactly revealed, he went to jail, he broke out jail, another one of his girlfriends went insane, he was more or less forced into leadership of a crazy ninja cult, he was possessed by an entity of pure […]

2010 in Review: Best Writer

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 22, 2010 | Columns

Today in our 2010 in Review column, we take a look at those who crafted our favorite universes and stories of the year – the writers. This year featured a ton of great talent from the superhero to the non-superhero work, from monthlies to OGN’s, and even a ton of great work in the world […]

Comics Should Be Cheap! (12-22-10)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 22, 2010 | Columns

Just like last week at Multiversity, we here at the MC Offices are all hustle and bustle with the various articles that we aim to bring to you by the end of the year. However, unlike last week I took a whip out and forced everyone to give out lists of what comics they’ll be […]

New Column Announcement: Spitball with Burpee!

By Brandon Burpee | Dec 21, 2010 | Columns

So I was reading some back issues the other day, and when I got to the end of each of them I fondly reminisced over, what seems to be, the long forgotten art of the letters column. I used to love reading those. Reading fan questions to industry folks who would in turn answer the […]

2010 in Review: Best Artist

By David Harper | Dec 21, 2010 | Columns

We’re to our Final Four for our 2010 in Review segment, with Best Artist today, Best Writer tomorrow, Best Mini-Series on Thursday, and Christmas Eve bringing in the celebration with our look at the Best Ongoing Series of 2010. But for now, we have the category of Best Artist, a category that features a ton […]

2010 in Review: Best Issue

By David Harper | Dec 20, 2010 | Columns

Monday brings us the first of the last five categories of our 2010 in Review column, as we’re now to the Best Issue category. This was the most contentious of all of the categories, as with such a huge selection of books to choose from, places where everyone doubled up were few and far between. […]

Into the Fancave #4

By Joshua Mocle | Dec 20, 2010 | Columns

Wow can you believe we actually made it to four? I can’t! Though, to give credit where its due, its thanks to the immense outpouring of interest and support from YOU, the readers, that we can celebrate our first month of Into the Fancave. One such supporter was Mr. Balls himself, Joey Heflich. This Jersey-based […]

David’s Got You Covered (Week of 12/15/10)

By David Harper | Dec 19, 2010 | Columns

This week on David’s Got You Covered, we’ve got a very small week – I only picked 3 books to make the covers list this week because I really didn’t find the selections available that exciting. In fact, if it weren’t for one very, very wonderful cover, this article might not even be happening whatsoever. […]

Friday Recommendation – Batman’s First Year

By Walt Richardson | Dec 17, 2010 | Columns

Like many of my generation, I grew up with a love of Batman. The Animated Series was on air, the movies were coming out, and — let’s face it — he was just so damn cool. Hell, I wanted to be Batman. When I first got into (and back into) comics, I read a lot […]

2010 in Review: Best Cover Artist

By David Harper | Dec 17, 2010 | Columns

When we look back at 2010 as a whole, there was a lot of greatness. In particular, we saw a lot of artists pack a lot of punch in a small space. That space? The cover. Comics covers are an artform unto themselves, and for some, they can make the spot sing. For others, it […]

2010 in Review: Best New Series

By David Harper | Dec 16, 2010 | Columns

In today’s 2010 in Review entry, we’ve got a look at the best new books comics had to offer this year. While the year was absolutely loaded to the gills with great new books, only five could make the cut. So that means our apologies to “American Vampire,” “Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors,” “Avengers Academy” and […]

Fund It! – #LoisLaneSeries by Greg Rucka

By Walt Richardson | Dec 15, 2010 | Columns

A few days ago, the Twitter comics community was all abuzz about a hypothetical Lois Lane series. Now, there was no indication that this was being considered by the kind folks at DC editorial; rather, some devoted Lois fans talked about how great such a series could be, spread a #LoisLaneSeries hashtag, and eventually got […]

2010 in Review: Most Overlooked Title

By David Harper | Dec 15, 2010 | Columns

In the next segment of 2010 in Review, we’ve got a look at the most overlooked title of the year. This year has been filled with a lot of really passionate fans out there that were truly upset about the conclusion of one of their favorite series prematurely. Of course, they were cancelled because of […]

Comics Should Be Cheap! (12-15-10)

By Matthew Meylikhov | Dec 15, 2010 | Columns

This week at Multiversity, we here at the MC Offices are all hustle and bustle with the various articles that we aim to bring to you by the end of the year, including a brand new column and some look backs! Because of this, CSBC accidentally took a back burner this week in that we […]

2010 in Review: Best Original Graphic Novel

By David Harper | Dec 14, 2010 | Columns

Next on our 2010 in Review series, we have the Best Original Graphic Novel category. 2010 was a great year in OGN’s, and there are a lot of top OGN’s not represented here simply because we’re not a heavily OGN reading site. Books like Charles Burns’ “X’ed Out” and Chris Ware’s latest entry to “Acme […]

Into the Fancave #3

By Joshua Mocle | Dec 13, 2010 | Columns

How’s it going, you fancave spelunkers you?! Ready for our wicked awesome third edition? This week we’ve got Adam Mcllwee, a Pennsylvanian musician that has been reading comics for thirteen years! Click below and enter his fancave! Joshua Mocle: Tell us a little (or a lot) about yourself? Adam Mcllwee: Hahaha okay! I’m 21, a […]

2010 in Review: Best Publisher

By David Harper | Dec 13, 2010 | Columns

In the first category of our 2010 wrap up series, we’ve got a look at the publishing side of things. This year featured a lot of greatness in the industry from a wide variety of publishers, as we didn’t just see top works from the Big Two. Image had a big year with a lot […]

David’s Got You Covered (Week of 12/8/10)

By David Harper | Dec 12, 2010 | Columns

This week on David’s Got You Covered, we’ve got a small week of great covers, but they are all pretty damn fantastic. What made the cut and what was the best cover of the week? Find out after the jump. 4. Justice League: Generation Lost #15Art by Dustin Nguyen Why It’s Awesome: Dustin Nguyen has […]

Friday Recommendation – Revolver

By Joshua Mocle | Dec 10, 2010 | Columns

2010 proved to be a blockbuster year for Vertigo in terms of original graphic novel output. It seemed they were cranking these things out almost on a weekly basis and the only thing they had in common other than being largely fantastic (such as the Joshua Dysart penned adaptation of Neil Young’s Greendale, or Peter […]

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