Grounded
GROUNDED–EDITORIAL: Spoiled For Choice
I am currently in possession of a grotesquely large ‘to-read’ pile. I strongly suspect that I am not alone in this. With the advent of online repositories and the continuation of traditional media out...
DC’s Ultimate Universe: Earth-2
Earth-2 Hey, remember Earth-2? No not that one. Not that one either. Nope. There it is! Wow there’s a lot of Earth-2s… Anyway, Earth-2. After Flashpoint came and went and created th...
GROUNDED: It’s Valentine’s Day!
For your entertainment, we at On Comics Ground have put together a few comic themed valentines for you to enjoy! Imagine your favorite characters presenting them to each other! Imagine your favorite c...
Heralding the Heroines: Renee Montoya
Since this weekend marks the release of Birds of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) I thought it would be fun to revisit the history of everyone’s favorite GCPD detectiv...
When Comic Movies Get Political #1
In this column, I will dive into times, throughout superhero history, that comics got political. There seems to be a constant debate if political discussion has a place in the medium. I hope to show t...
Grounded: The Best Bad Movie
I love science fiction. I especially love ridiculous and trashy science fiction. If the story has even the vaguest of sci-fi elements I will want that story in my life. I also love watching bad mon...
When Comics Get Political #36
In this column, I will dive into times, throughout superhero history, that comics got political. There seems to be a constant debate if political discussion has a place in the medium. I hope to show t...
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope. It’s LEFTOVERS!
Well, you’ve made it through the first of the big family holidays of the season. You’ve had pie for breakfast for days now, and the turkey carcass is in a trash bag in the fridge because W...
Why You Should Read It: Middlewest
Credits: Story-Skottie Young Art- Jorge Corona Colors- Jean-Francois Beaulieu Lettering- Nate Piekos of Blambot Cover Art- Jorge Corona and Jean-Francois Beaulieu This is the story of a boy named Abel...