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Burpee’s Got You Covered!

By Brandon Burpee | Mar 28, 2010 | Columns

On this day I present to you the cover column with the mostest! Well maybe that’s a lie but at least it’s fun as shit right? Right! So click after the jump to find out what covers topped the list this week! 5. Air #19 by M.K. Perker Very cool looking cover that visually is […]

A Crisis of Chronology: Cosmic Marvel

By Walt Richardson | Mar 28, 2010 | Columns

With the release of Annihilation, Marvel’s cosmic setting got the boost of attention that it really needed. It was easily accessible to new readers, and caused said newer readers to become well acquainted with Marvel’s until then under-appreciated space tales. If you’ve read Annihilation and the series that have spun out of it (Nova, Annihilation: […]

Friday Recommendation: Ron Marz’s Green Lantern

By Walt Richardson | Mar 26, 2010 | Columns

A bridge that I thought long burned down was rebuilt last week with the release of Green Lantern Corps #46: the original women in refrigerators debacle. What was meant to be a simple reference to previously established continuity instead opened up the old debate on the treatment of women in comics. While both Gil and […]

Whatever Happened to the Writer of Tomorrow?

By David Harper | Mar 24, 2010 | Columns

When Wildstorm’s Ex-Machina ends, it won’t just mark the culmination of one of the best series in the industry. When the last page turns, that will be it in terms of Brian K. Vaughan’s contributions to the world of comics for the foreseeable future. Often regaled as one of the freshest voices in comics and […]

Zuda Weekly: My March Pick

By David Harper | Mar 24, 2010 | Columns

This month is a top heavy month, as all four of the top contenders right now could win and all four deserve it for one reason or another. However, I can only vote for one, and that vote hasn’t been in question since the very first time I read all of this month’s competitors. For […]

Small Press Spotlight: You Have Killed Me

By David Harper | Mar 23, 2010 | Columns

Jamie S. Rich and JoÃ«lle Jones are two creators I’ve frequently heard of yet never explored their respective works to any real depth. In fact, this Small Press Spotlight offering from Oni Press represents my first foray into Rich’s not inconsiderable list of work as well as my most expansive look at Jones’ art. Thankfully […]

The Short Report: Black Lanterns in Refrigerators

By Gilbert Short | Mar 23, 2010 | Columns

See what happens when you let things spoil? Hello everyone! This week we’re going to talk about a topic that caused quite a controversy in the comic world. Last week, in the Blackest Night tie-in issue of Green Lantern Corp (GLC #46 to be exact) there was a moment that you either loved or hated. […]

Hate Mail Vol. 1 Issue #03

By Joshua Mocle | Mar 22, 2010 | Columns

Wherein Our Hero Flogs a Dead Horse (but only because everyone else is.) Man…it took me three columns to write a rant about sexism in comics…a new personal best, although to be fair this one is completely Matt’s fault. For those not in the know, the internet seemed to be ablaze this week in response […]

A Crisis of Chronology: Batman

By Matthew Meylikhov | Mar 21, 2010 | Columns

As Gil and Matt claimed in The Short Report and in Multiversity 101, respectively, the number one problem with Batman fanboys is that they don’t actually know the history of the character they claim to have so much love for. Today’s massive list aims to correct that, by making the reader familiar with the very […]

Burpee’s Got You Covered!

By Brandon Burpee | Mar 21, 2010 | Columns

This is a slightly shorter list than usual. While there were a lot of covers I enjoyed these three are the covers I liked the most. While I will say the Simpsons Comics cover with Homer in the Batmobile kids ride just barely didn’t make the list. Although it was a real solid cover. These […]

Friday Recommendation: New Mutants

By Brandon Burpee | Mar 19, 2010 | Columns

Oh boy! It’s that time again! Friday Rec! Yes! So what shall I go with this time around?! I went with alaska IPA last time so who knows what awaits you after the jump. Go! Check it! I enjoyed the New Mutants relaunch title. When it turned into New X-Men: Academy X I wasn’t sold […]

Character Spotlight: Jessica Jones

By Walt Richardson | Mar 17, 2010 | Columns

Those who picked up Bendis’ New Avengers just to read an Avengers title without having read his series Alias as well might be a little bit confused as to exactly who Jessica Jones (-Cage) is. First of all, you should be ashamed for not reading one of Bendis’ best series (my second favorite work of […]

The Year of Albuquerque

By David Harper | Mar 17, 2010 | Columns

As a reader, you often connect with a book in a purely random way. While most of the industry may try their hardest to entirely ignore a book, others may adore it with an ever enduring passion. In the past few years Blue Beetle (featuring Jamie Reyes) was that book for me, and one of […]

Multiversity Goes to ECCC: The Wrap Up

By David Harper | Mar 17, 2010 | Columns

As our readers know, this past weekend Brandon and I went to Emerald City ComiCon and had an absolutely fantastic time there. We met a ton of great creators, found some burgeoning stars, and managed to walk the length of a full marathon all over a period of two days at the Washington State Convention […]

Burpee’s Got You Covered!

By Brandon Burpee | Mar 16, 2010 | Columns

This may be a little late but here it is all the same! ECC couldn’t even keep me from getting this done! So everyone are you ready for another inconsequential Burpee’s Got You Covered?! Fuck yeah?! Alright than click the jump and let’s get this show on the road! 6. The Mystic Hands of Dr. […]

Small Press Spotlight: Three Shadows

By Multiversity Staff | Mar 16, 2010 | Columns

Article originally written by Steve Ponzo Three shadows stand outside the house, watching and waiting. The once peaceful and joyous home of the hulking Louis, his wife Lise, and their son Joachim is now threatened by the spectral figures outside. The beings sit on the horizon, patient and unnerving. It soon becomes all too clear […]

The Short Report: The Misunderstanding of Batman

By Gilbert Short | Mar 16, 2010 | Columns

Welcome to another installment of The Short Report, which like Matt and Multiversity101, is my new favorite column to write. Today I’d like to share a few thoughts on the world’s biggest hero in the world: The Batman. Before I start, let me state one thing. I enjoy Batman. I love his comics and I […]

Hate Mail Vol. 1 Issue #02

By Joshua Mocle | Mar 15, 2010 | Columns

Wherein Our Hero is Surprisingly and Uncharacteristically Chipper (or how I learned to stop worrying and write a continuity rant) So, it was my birthday this week, therefore I was noticeably less spiteful and full of rage than I normally am…which of course makes churning out this column somewhat difficult. However after stretching my mind […]

A Crisis of Chronology: Infinite Crisis

By Walt Richardson | Mar 14, 2010 | Columns

Following the conclusion of Matt’s three part treatise on the crossover (parts one, two and three), I found it only appropriate to cover one of the most well known crossovers: DC’s massive Infinite Crisis. As today’s article is on a whole event rather than a long period of time, the layout of the list will […]

Friday Recommendation: Secret Six

By Gilbert Short | Mar 12, 2010 | Columns

Back before Infinite Crisis, there was a tie-in to the ramp up to that event called Villains United. Written by Gail Simone and drawn by current Fantastic Four artist Dale Eaglesham, it featured a rag tag group of also-rans who refused to bow to the whims of one Lex Luthor. Luthor in turn tried to […]

Zuda Weekly: March Contenders

By David Harper | Mar 10, 2010 | Columns

This week on Zuda Weekly, I have a look at all ten of March’s contenders for the competition. It’s another hotly contested month with a lot of titles that have shown glimmers of quality, but there can only be one winner. Who do I think it will be? Well, you might find out after the […]

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