This week, Andrew, Mick and Rob witness the birth of … (hang on because we’re pretty sure we can do that trailer thing in text) … a/ HER \o with “Captain Marvel”. As far as we’re concerned Brie Larson has always been our captain, but
The newest addition to the MCU is out, so naturally we went to see it and we’re here to talk about its good points, its bad points, and what we thought about some of the changes made to the original comics. Now that might be
The Flash TV series proved that it was possible to do superpowers well on the small screen, so this week Andrew, Mick and Producer Rob are looking at other comic-book possibilities for television. We’ve got a whole range of possibilities that include Suicide Squad as
It’s the last full-length edition of 4-Panel for 2018, and in the spirit of the season Andrew, Mick and Producer Rob take a look at some Christmas comics. What could possibly go wrong? We mean well. Honest, we really do. So what comics did Santa
With the new year looming and the dust from the fourth Avengers movie (no pun intended there), finally settling and the loss of James Gunn at the helm of Guardians of the Galazy, Andrew, Mick and Producer Rob get together once again to discuss the
While Producer Rob trudges back from the realm of video games in the midlands that he voluntarily got trapped in, it’s up to the Comics Sage (Andrew), and Old Man Comics (Mick), to run the show, so after a discussion about the trailer for Captain
It’s time for your weekly trip into the confusing and argumentative wonderland of comics and manga, so join Andrew and Producer Rob as they drag the other Rob along for another 4-Panel outing. So what’s been happening lately? Well, Duncan Jones is planning to dip
LEGO and Marvel join forces once more for another outing with all of our favourite heroes (well, the ones that everyone’s heard of anyway). Is this addition to LEGO’s award-winning video game checklist a solidly built effort, or did Traveller’s Tales forget to refer to
Broken boilers cannot stay the 4-Panel crew from their sacred duty – to read as many good comics and manga as possible. This week we discuss the new series of Lucifer (no, not the TV one), the comic-book version of “The Amazing, Fantastic, Incredible Life