Tag: Kyle Higgins

[Comic Review] Inferno Girl Red Book One #3

Ben Odinson

Good morning, Heroes! Today, we have our review for the final chapter in Inferno Girl Red Book One with its third issue. So, we are set to conclude this character’s current arc, and I am excited to how this series will end. For the most part, I have really enjoyed this series, and I hope its tokusatsu aspects brings in more fans. However, newcomers should not worry too much, as I expect this Book One will be compiled into a graphic novel. Anyway, enough with my introduction, let us get…

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[Comic Review] Radiant Pink #3

Ben Odinson

Salutations Heroes, as today we have another review on Radiant Pink, this time we are looking at its third issue. However, for those joining us now, we do have a review available on the previous issues for fans to read. Anyway, the current issue is titled “The World’s Worst Love Story,” and I can tell everyone that it summarizes everything. Especially, given the current circumstances that our hero, Radiant Pink (Eva) and her frenemy Kelly find themselves in. Although, with that said, let us get on with our review for…

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[Comic Review] Radiant Pink #1 & #2

Ben Odinson

Happy Tuesday, Heroes, as today we have a combo review, specifically we are looking at Radiant Pink #1 and #2! For those unaware, this series is a part of Image Comics’ greater Massive-Verse, having begun with Radiant Black. Additionally, this comic universe is centered on paying homage to Japanese tokusatsu programs like Super Sentai, Kamen Rider, and Ultraman. So, these titles from Image Comics are really up Hero-Club’s alley, since we love talking about those shows. Also, if readers are concerned, we previously reviewed Inferno Girl Red Book One #1,…

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[Comic Review] Inferno Girl Red Book One #1

Ben Odinson

Hello there Heroes, today is going to be exciting, as we are looking at Inferno Girl Red Book One #1. For those unaware, the book is heavily inspired by tokusatsu, featuring talents associated with the Power Rangers and Ultraman comics. So, for my friends that huge tokusatsu fans, I can only sing the praises of Inferno Girl Red. From reading this review or the book, anyone should be able to notice how clear as day its references are. Anyway, with the introduction out of the way let us jump into…

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[Interview] Comic Book Writer Kyle Higgins – Part 2: Power Rangers & Radiant Black

Jessie Elias

Hello Hero-Club, today we continue with the second part of my recent interview with comic book writer Kyle Higgins. For those who are unaware or did not read part one, Mr. Higgins has worked for both Marvel and DC. However, tokusatsu fans best know Mr. Higgins for his work on Boom! Studios’ Power Rangers series and the Marvel Ultraman comics. Yet, while Kyle Higgins is writing for Ultraman at Marvel, he is also producing Radiant Black with Image.   Now, the previous half of the interview focused on his earlier…

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[Interview] Comic Book Writer Kyle Higgins – Part 1: Early Works & Ultraman

Jessie Elias

Hello there Hero-Club, today I have a special interview for the site that I originally intended for my YouTube channel. However, due to scheduling issues I was unable to meet with my current guest over Skype. So, the interview went from being a recorded podcast/ video format to a written questionnaire. Now, my guest at this time is comic writer Kyle Higgins, who has become an idol within the tokusatsu community. Currently, known for writing the recent Power Rangers and Ultraman comics, Mr. Higgins has previously worked on other popular…

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Ultraman Day: 54 Years of Fighting Monsters’ All-Star Line-Up

Billy "TaJa" Doyle

Tomorrow, Friday, July 10 the Tsuburaya Productions’ North American website, Ultraman Galaxy is hosting a live-stream to commemorate Ultraman Day. From 10 am pst to 2 pm pst fans can join Ultraman Galaxy for digital panels that consist of updates, announcements and new reveals on Ultraman’s global expansion. These panels and segments will feature prominent guests such as actors, staff, brand managers, etc. Additionally, in preparation of the stream the website is promoting new exclusive merchandise that is available for purchase; these items consist of emoji for mobile devices, and…

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C2E2: Marvel Unveils Team Behind Upcoming Ultraman Comics

Michael Lederhos

Today, during the Marvel panel at C2E2, Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski unveiled details regarding Marvel’s Ultraman comics based on Tsuburaya Productions iconic hero. Titled, The Rise of Ultraman, the series is scheduled to launch later in 2020, and it will revisit the original 1966 tokusatsu series. The book will be co-helmed by writers Kyle Higgins and Mat Groom, with art by Francesco Manna. In additional, promotional art for the series is illustrated by Ed McGuinness, and Matthew Wilson. Fans of Power Rangers should recognize Kyle Higgins for his incredible run on…

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Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid – Story Trailer Streamed

Pak Hanu

The official Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid Youtube channel has updated with the story trailer for the game. The story mode seems to take inspiration from the Shattered Grid storyline in the Power Rangers comics by Boom Comics! and will feature new illustrations by Dan Mora. The free update is currently available for the Playstation 4 and the Xbox versions of the game. The update will be available for the Nintendo Switch version sometime in the near future. The update includes: 3 New Playable Characters – Dragon Armor Trini (Boom Studios!), Udonna (Power…

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Final Thoughts: Power Rangers Shattered Grid

Ben Odinson

What’s going on heroes and happy Thursday! It’s your boy, Ben, and I am coming at you with my final thoughts on the Boom! Studios’ Power Rangers event Shattered Grid. To start off with the ending, I thought it was well done for the most part. I could see as to why some fans were upset at the ending, but when fans really sit and think about it; I do not see how writers could keep telling the stories after that if the past team knows the future. With this…

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