This is a very special episode of our Captain Comic's Log. This week Captain Nostalgia gives us a sneak peek at an upcoming project "Loser/Lover." This particular one is called "Faster Cliff Faster." Follow Captain Nostalgia for more updates for the full album coming October 2019.
Brian Reed’s Dark Reign
About five years ago, a friend of mine had known this very fact about me. He, himself, was massively into Marvel Comics. So, this friend goes to a convention and picks me up Ms. Marvel #4. When he gives me the comic, he tells me about how Carol Danvers is like Diana Prince, one of my favorites in the DC lore. Needless to say, this stirred something within me. After reading that single issue, I embarked on a journey to know just about as much about Carol Danvers as I could.
Doom Patrol by Gerard Way
Within the first arc of the “Young Animal” version, we are introduced to Casey Brinke and dismembered variation of the Doom Patrol. Throughout the duration of its’ first six issues, the title manages to not only reunite the core team and build on some new members.
Sinestro & Boldness – Captain’s Comic Log
This month on Captain's Comic Log, our friend Josh 'Captain Nostalgia' Burkey of Victims and Villains takes a look at DC Comics' New 52 Green Lantern Volume 1! Is this a series worth reading? Was this a good relaunch of the series or did it fall flat?
Who deserves to be loved? feat. Josh “Capt. Nostalgia’ Burkey of Victims and Villains
This week for Geek Devotions... Dallas and Celeste are sick as our friend Josh over at Victims and Villains has stepped in to help us out! This week he takes a look at an issue of "Birds of Prey" and talks about who we are supposed to love and domestic violence.
Wonder Woman and The Meaning Of Life!? – Captains Comic Log
This month of Captain's Comic Log, our friend Josh "Captain Nostalgia" Burkey of Victims and Villains takes a look at the graphic novel "Wonder Woman" by Mike Deodato. While discussing the themes of this book, Josh also brings up a great conversation about the meaning of life!
Batwoman: Elegy
Sometimes in comics, we’re given characters that serve for a specific era and then fade into the distance like a ship into the mist. Unfortunately, Batwoman was exactly one of those characters. But how has things changed since her return?
