The Best Image Comics To Read If You Like Invincible
Image, the company behind the Invincible comics, was founded as counter-programming to the Marvel/DC duopoly, with titles spanning a vast array of genres.
Read MoreImage, the company behind the Invincible comics, was founded as counter-programming to the Marvel/DC duopoly, with titles spanning a vast array of genres.
Read MoreWondering why Kristin Kreuk left Smallville? The actress, who played Lana Lang on The CW series, explained why she walked away from the show.
Read MoreBefore Batman: The Animated Series came along, there was a pitch for another Batman cartoon featuring the second (and edgiest) Robin, Jason Todd.
Read MoreThe late, great Kevin Conroy once named his favorite Batman: The Animated Series episode, and it's easy to see why he picked it.
Read MorePoison Ivy gave new meaning to the phrase 'starting a family' in Batman: The Animated Series' homage to Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Read MoreA new five-issue comic series will force Marvel superheroes to team up with villains in order to take on one of the baddest beasts on the planet: Godzilla.
Read MoreEveryone's favorite atomic kaiju is facing off against one of Marvel's most famous heroes in the new Godzilla vs. Hulk comic, and we have an exclusive preview.
Read MoreIf you watched the Daredevil Netflix series, you'll probably think what happens in the penultimate episode of Daredevil: Born Again season 1 is pretty familiar.
Read MoreIf you thought Bullseye's...unusual projectile from Daredevil: Born Again was extreme, it came straight out of the comics (and it could have been much worse).
Read MoreSpider-Man has had plenty of adaptations across comics, films, TV shows, and video games, but few remember this MTV animated series from 2003.
Read MoreAs Smallville graduated to more advanced storylines, The CW superhero show came close to receiving a spin-off series focused on the Justice League.
Read MoreThe Disney+ Marvel series WandaVision introduced Paul Bettany as White Vision. What happened to the character after the show?
Read MoreThis animated 1990s MTV comic book adaptation was a weird, semi-surreal show that subverted the superhero genre's tropes at every turn.
Read MoreDaredevil: Born Again is essentially a continuation of the Netflix series, but the original plans for Daredevil season 4 were very different.
Read MoreVincent D'Onofrio, who plays Kingpin in Marvel Studios' Daredevil: Born Again, explained why he won't be appearing in any Marvel movies any time soon.
Read MoreDaredevil: Born Again season 1 hasn't always taken full advantage of the great characters at its disposal. Sadly, this trend continues with episode 7.
Read MoreWhen Matt Murdock explores a crime scene in Daredevil: Born Again episode 7, he uses a technique that could come back to bite him in the future.
Read MoreThe identity of the character of Muse seen on the series Daredevil: Born Again has a major difference from his comic counterpart.
Read MoreThe Muse storyline on the Disney Plus series Daredevil: Born Again missed the chance to bring in another Marvel character.
Read MorePowerless was a Batman-adjacent sitcom about ordinary people in a universe full of superheroes. Here's why NBC cancelled it partway into its first season.
Read MoreJonah Hex showed up in one episode of the classic 1990s show Batman: The Animated Series, briefly transforming the show into a Western.
Read MoreMr. Freeze, one of Batman's most famous villains, has the 1960s TV show to thank for a name change that was a big improvement from his original comics name.
Read MoreThe Powerpuff Girls creator Craic McCracken once tried to have the superhero trio face off with Batman's arch-nemesis, the Joker. Why didn't it happen?
Read MoreReacher star Alan Ritchson learned a valuable lesson after playing Arthur Curry on Smallville, only for his role to be recast in a failed Aquaman TV pilot.
Read MoreIn its final season, Arrow set the stage for a spinoff series titled Green Arrow & the Canaries. Here's why The CW ultimately cancelled its plans for the show.
Read MoreWith three seasons up on Prime Video, Invincible has already developed something of a complex story and timeline. So, let's try and break it all down.
Read MoreBefore Prime Video adapted the Invincible comic book series, MTV created a Motion Comic that is incredibly difficult to watch today.
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