It’s New To Me – AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER (“Return To Omashu” / “The Swamp”)
Team Avatar faces some new foes and receives visions of their past and future in this interesting duo of episodes.
Team Avatar faces some new foes and receives visions of their past and future in this interesting duo of episodes.
Book Two of AVATAR begins with Aang learning more about his powers and hints of possible sparks between Aang and Katara.
Book One ends with a climactic showdown, a tragic death, and another visit to the Spirit World for Aang.
As Season One reaches its home stretch, Aang and his friends score a major victory against the Fire Nation and finally reach their first destination.
Attendance was up and the show floor was packed, so we talked to retailers at the shop about their show experience, the Diamond Comic Retail Summit before the show and what they’ll be looking for next year.
Ben gives his impressions of his first C2E2 in three years and being in one of his favorite cities once again.
Our heroic trio encounters allies both old and new as they get closer to reaching the first stop on Aang’s quest to battle the Fire Lord.
A new shade of Zuko’s character is revealed and our heroes get a little mushy in this week’s double shot of AVATAR.
Batgirl committed the ultimate crime last week. She murdered a man right in front of her parents. But you know… Who cares? Her roommate totally used to be a guy! That’s obviously a way bigger story.
The Counter Culture spotlight turns to the Wisconsin based Lost World of Wonders, the largest comic shop in Milwaukee and home to another member of the population, Last Week in PoP’s Kelly Harrass.
We’re mere weeks away from the unofficial start of “movie season” and 2013 is loaded with superheroes. Which movie are you throwing your cash at with the most enthusiasm?
Aang gains some people skills and overcomes one of his biggest hangups, while Zuko gains some much-needed depth.
As the final countdown to the long-awaited fourth season begins, let’s see what the Bluths were up to when we last saw them.
These two episodes shift the focus from Aang and manage to give Katara and Sokka even more depth and appeal. Also, Pirates and Tree Children!
Aang makes a spiritual connection with his late predecessor and is forced to infiltrate the Fire Nation in order to continue his Avatar training in this deeply compelling two-part tale.
This month in the Counter Culture 6-Pack we talk about convention season, Age of Ultron, social media, ComiXology’s new submit program and how it (and digital comics) have affected the direct market, as well as how shops handled the mainstream media attention of this month’s major comic death.
Aang and company still are nowhere near the North Pole, but if their detours are as entertaining as these two episodes, they can take as much time as they like getting there.
Aang , Katara, and Sokka encounter some brief but notable detours in their journey, and the overall world of AVATAR gets further developed.
March is PoP! Appreciation Month, and every Friday we will be featuring a different member of our extended family, The PanelsOnPages.com PoP!ulation, in a segment we’d like to call PoP!ulation Appreciation. This week: jaydee74!
This blood-soaked and darkly hilarious graphic novel from renowned chef and food writer Anthony Bourdain inventively updates YOJIMBO as a tale of culinary vengeance.
Winter is on it’s way out the door as we visit another Windy City comic shop in this month’s Counter Culture Spotlight, specifically First Aid Comics in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood. Pop in and see what the doctor has ordered for you…
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A brand new cycle of IT’S NEW TO ME begins with the first two episodes of this cult favorite cartoon saga. So when do the Na’vi show up?
As is custom at PanelsOnPages.com during the month of March (PoP! Appreciation Month), we honor the best and brightest of PoP! and The PoP!ulation via the PoP!ples Choice Awards! Check out the entire list of winners here!
Some 3 years after the magazine shut its doors, we caught up with some of our favorite former Wizard staff members, including Brian Cunningham, Ben Morse, Rick Marshall, Jim Gibbons and Chris Ward, to see what kind of shenanigans they’ve been up to since Tha Wiz!
One year after the abrupt cancellation of TWIN PEAKS, David Lynch unleashed this dark and divisive prequel into theaters, answering no questions about the show and providing more weirdness for weirdness’ sake. Thanks but no thanks, David.
March is PoP! Appreciation Month, and every Friday we will be featuring a different member of our extended family, The PanelsOnPages.com PoP!ulation, in a segment we’d like to call PoP!ulation Appreciation. This week: MillionDollarGeek!
We’re back talking to retailer across the country about what’s going on in their shops, from the apparent return of the speculator comic boom, increased shipping and whether or not it affects sales and dead scorpions hiding in the back issues.
As Michael tries to keep the business afloat and the family together, George Sr. moves into the attic, George Michael gets a girlfriend, and Tobias gets the blues.
Thacher talks about his reservations about Vibe’s new solo series and why he’ll eat a shoe if it reaches twenty issues. Yes, that’s right. He’ll eat a shoe.
TWIN PEAKS sacrifices story and character for out-and-out weirdness in its final two episodes, which actually works a lot better than it really should.
After a truly impressive showing at this year’s Toy Fair, Hasbro is firing on all cylinders for the impending 30th anniversary of the Transformers franchise. Despite some amazing figures, we’re still missing a vital component of yesteryear: combiners.
TWIN PEAKS races toward its finale with two highly entertaining episodes that hint at a possible tragic ending to the entire show.
YIPPEE KI-YAY MOTHER RUSSIA! John McClane heads to Russia to help save his son but should you go to the theater to help save the Die Hard franchise? All of your answers await you in this months Clean Slate on the 5th installment in the Die Hard series, A Good Day To Die Hard!!!
The Counter Culture Spotlight turns its gaze to the Windy City, home of the Eisner Award nominated Challengers Comics + Conversation. Pull up a chair and join the discussion as we talk about the comic market, conventions, surprise best-sellers, and their new all-ages friendly section, Sidekicks.