Comic Fodder: Comic Books News and Reviews

Why are multiple characters with the same name a symptom of the problems plaguing all of pop culture? Part two of two.

Too many characters have the same name. Part one of two.

The Amazing Spider-Man 611, Daredevil 502, Dark X-Men 1, Realm of Kings: Imperial Guard 1, Strange 1, SWORD 1, and X-Force 21

Booster Gold 26, Green Lantern Corps 42, JSA vs. Kobra 6, R.E.B.E.L.S. 10, Titans 19, and the Unwritten 7

Action Comics 883, Batman 693, Batman and Robin 6, Red Robin 6, and The Shield 3

Dying is a joke in comics, but why does it seem more fun at DC than Marvel?

Can the new creative team finally get it right?

Assault on New Olympus 1, Captain America: Reborn 4, House of M: Masters of Evil 4, The Torch 3, Ultimate Comics Armor Wars 1, and X-Men vs. Agents of Atlas 2

The Amazing Spider-Man 610, Astonishing X-Men 32, Doctor Voodoo 2, Nova 31, and

The Great Ten 1, Secret Six 15, Superman: World of New Krypton 9, and Warlord 8

Reviews of just about every DC comic out this week, all in one place.

An issue so bad, it can have no other issue reviewed beside it.

Part 3 in a series, The Pervasiveness of Comics in Life

Part 2 in the series, The Pervasiveness of Comics in Life

The Amazing Spider-Man 609, Dark Wolverine 79, Wolverine: Origins 41, and X-Men: Legacy 228. Oh, and ASM 609 was possibly the worst Spider-Man story ever.