Brad Kern

  Image credits to Image Comics Image Comics is different from other comic book universes because it is a place where creators have limitless imagination and power takes many exciting forms. Many iconic characters have been born out of these visionary brains, each one having powers that are beyond human’s wildest dreams. We will look at them here as we try to find out who among them are the mightiest heroes within this vibrant universe called Image Comics. Spawn Todd McFarlane’s Spawn is one of the most powerful figures in all of Image Comics. He can shape-shift, teleport, manipulate necroplasmic energy (amongst other supernatural abilities) which makes him almost invincible against any form of evil. Savage Dragon Created by Erik Larsen; this character represents raw strength combined with resilience like no other. A humanoid dragon possessing superhuman strength and regenerative power to protect Chicago from various threats easily puts him among top tier heroes in this universe accord

  Somewhere in the universe far away from ours, Star Wars has ventured past the cinema screen and into comic books where it continues to enthrall readers with its exciting adventures and deepening mythos. For those who want more knowledge about this epic franchise, here are seven titles they should absolutely read. Star Wars: Darth Vader (2015–2016) This series by Kieron Gillen with art by Salvador Larroca delves into the dark personality of Darth Vader. It is set between “A New Hope” and “The Empire Strikes Back”, following his quest for power within the Empire as he deals with being Anakin Skywalker in the past. Star Wars: Doctor Aphra (2016–2020) Adding a different perspective to the Star Wars universe, this series follows morally ambiguous archaeologist Doctor Aphra on her adventures. Written by Kieron Gillen then Simon Spurrier later with art by Kev Walker among others, “Doctor Aphra” is a blend of action, comedy and ethical quandaries sure to entertain fans. Star Wars: Darth Maul

  In the realm of television, adaptation of comic books into live-action series has emerged as a well-liked trend, leaving audiences enthralled with their inventive storytelling and visually arresting narratives. As an avid fan of comic books, being able to see cherished characters and stories brought to life on the small screen is both thrilling and exacting. Creating a successful live-action television series based on a comic book series demands creative engagement, faithfulness to the source material, and comprehension for what makes such narratives resound with viewership. Here’s all you need to know about making a good live action TV show based on a comic book. Grasping the Essence of the Source Material One important aspect in creating a successful television show from a comic book is capturing its spirit. This implies understanding what themes are central to it. Developing Strong Characters and Storylines A major distinguishing feature between great comics-based TV shows versus

  Image credits from Ghostmachine Pro In the comic book realm, there are few genres that capture the imagination quite like post-apocalyptic tales. They take readers to gloomy and often haunting worlds where humanity struggles to survive in a landscape of catastrophe. From desolate wastelands to gritty urban streets, these comics unearth themes of resilience, survival, and what being human really means when confronted with adversity. Here are some of the most gripping post-apocalyptic series that have enthralled die-hard fans with their powerful stories and stunning imagery. “The Walking Dead" by Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore This groundbreaking series follows a group of survivors as they navigate a world overrun by flesh-eating zombies. Known for its intense storytelling and complex characters, "The Walking Dead" has become a cultural phenomenon, spawning a hit TV show and many spin-offs. “Y: The Last Man" by Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra In this acclaime

  Image credits to The Comic Vault In the vast world of comic books, one thing can be said about them: their battles are epic. There’s something about superheroes and villains duking it out against each other that really draws people in. With the biggest comic book fan on the case, I present to you the top ten best comic book battles! Superman vs Doomsday Was there another storyline more brutal than this? The story ‘The Death of Superman’ finally pitted him against an unstoppable force known as Doomsday, and boy what a battle it was. Their fight was so intense that Superman seemingly died from it! Meaning he is no more… gone… dead. Batman vs Bane In the famous ‘Knightfall’ storyline, Batman finds himself on the wrong end of his opponent’s strength once squared off against Bane. With his back broken by Bane, Batman had to somehow muster up enough willpower (and the help of a new Batman) to defeat him because… he’s batman apparently. Spider-Man vs Green Goblin A rivalry that spans for ag

  Indie comics, or independent comics, have a long, rich history that’s filled with the spirit of innovation from its creators. First emerging as a counter-culture movement during the 60s, indie comics brought an alternative to the norm in a heavily superhero-dominated comic book industry. These comics became a platform for creatives to explore new storytelling techniques, art styles and thematic elements that were often unconventional and groundbreaking. The Genesis of Indie Comics The underground comix movement of the 60s and 70s is where indie comics first found its footing. Inspired by counterculture movements of that time period, artists and writers began self-publishing their work to bypass traditional publishers altogether. Their books featured explicit content, political commentary and experimental art styles — all challenging censorship laws as well as societal norms. Robert Crumb is one iconic figure from this era who pushed the boundaries of what was considered acceptable fo

  Image credits to cnet.com In the end, no franchise in Marvel Comics’ ever-growing universe won’t touch the hearts of fans like the X-Men. The team of mutants has dug its claws into the hearts of fans around the world with its inspiring stories about heroism, discrimination, and acceptance. Coming off a series revival, one of the most famous iterations from X-Men in animation is their 1997 counterpart. That show brought back beloved characters for a whole new slew of adventures on Disney+. But also building off that success is another revival series, X-Men ‘97. A Nostalgic Trip Back to the ‘90s X-Men ’97 — yes, it continues directly from where 1992 left off — holds as a direct continuation of its iconic predecessor which aired for five seasons and became such a cornerstone to Saturday morning cartoons. The revival looks to recapture everything about what made that original show so good by bringing back everyone from voice actors to creative teams who worked on it. For fans who grew up