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October 15, 2026 1:11 pm

60 Years of Galactus

Created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 1966 The American superhero genre of comic books is rife with conquerors, petty criminals, and megalomaniacs obsessed with political power. One of the most enduring threats that has plagued Marvel Comics’ over-crowded roster of superheroes is one that can’t be classified as evil. He does not care about ruling the cosmos, amassing wealth, or satiating his ego. When Galactus appears in a comic, he (usually) has one simple motivation: like the teenage boys who were his initial audience, he is always hungry. Galactus first stomped into the pages of comic books in 1966, along with his herald Silver Surfer, in Fantastic Four #48. A creation of American comic book luminaries Jack Kirby and Stan Lee, this colossal creature represented something far grander than standard costumed villainy. With a giant letter G on his chest, this was, for teen readers, the inscrutable

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Max Orbit #1 (Review)

Creator: Phillip Q. Hudson Independently published, November 2026 We have included some spoilers within this yet-to-be published title, as is our want, and so please proceed with caution. Written and illustrated by Phillip Q. Hudson, Max Orbit is an independent sci-fi comic that follows twin 15-year-old bounty hunters Max and Min as they navigate the galaxy’s criminal underworld. Accompanied by their augmented dog, Koda, and guardian drone, Pearl, the swaggering siblings take on dangerous jobs for credits while pursuing a more personal goal: finding their missing family and uncovering the forgotten history of their people. The story wastes little time getting to the action. A seemingly straightforward assignment on the remote planet Hyperion, undertaken for the Solis crime boss Lady Serpika, sends Max and Koda the dog into an ancient tower to retrieve a sealed canister. What begins as a routine job quickly turns into a fight for survival, with

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Gardens of Glass (review)

Creator: Lando Breakdown Press and and Gosh! Comics, March 2026 (Third Edition) As we have previously explained, we are usually very reluctant to review anthologies,

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The Wounds We Hide (Review)

Creator: zazaminity Independently published, June 2026 and ongoing The Wounds We Hide is a romance and drama manwha-style series created by zazaminity for the WEBTOON

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Isla Monstro #1 (Review)

Writers: Steven Shea, Matthew Zunich, Jaanelle Yee, Naomi Brett Rourke, Dr. Terry Cronin, Gavin HignightArtists: Logan Van Der Wolf, Chickenz, Zia Izzy, Elly Karipides, Alan

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The Rising (Review)

Writer: Gregory WidenArtist: LaciPublisher: AWA, Vertigo Entertainment, September 2026 Created and written by acclaimed screenwriter, director, and producer Gregory Widen (the mind behind Highlander, The

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Rockit #1 (Review)

Writer: Russ Riekeman Artist: Affandi Mudayana Independently published, September 2026 This title will definitely not be confused with Malibu Comics’ 1993 series, a set of

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