Absolute Martian Manhunter is a bond fide hit. Most people certainly expected for it to sell well, mostly because every ...

This cover teases a much more literal hero-and-villain fusion than the Batman Who Laughs, who was the Bruce Wayne of Earth-22 ...

Absolute Martian Manhunter is a massive success on every level. Absolute Martian Manhunter #1’s sales success earned the series six more issues, and it changed everything we thought we knew about the ...

Check out Absolute Martian Manhunter #2, where FBI agent John Jones battles an alien consciousness that's invading his mind ...

Absolute Martian Manhunter Issue 2 continues to reshape the genre as the Martian shows Detective Jones a distorted and ...

In an interview with Digital Trends, Carl Lumbly talks about Captain America: Brave New World and his decades-long career in ...

The Last Son of Krypton's summer blockbuster us also getting a prequel novel, but the synopsis of it refers to Superman, a Kryptonian, as a metahuman.

Back in #6, we saw vampire Martian Manhunter show up alive again after getting heat visioned through the head in the original series. So, apparently, it was vampire Miss Martian who shape-shifted ...

If you didn’t catch last week’s review of World’s Finest #38, Jackson and I will be teaming up to cover the crossover “We Are Yesterday,” which involves Justice League and World’s Finest. For your ...