Review: ‘Exploit’ #2 Uses A Modern Communication Method
Writers Tim Leong and Laura Hudson come up with a lot of intriguing plot twists. They also do some great
Read moreWriters Tim Leong and Laura Hudson come up with a lot of intriguing plot twists. They also do some great
Read moreIs Ted Ok? #3 contains some dialogue that is figuratively poking at a rather infamous real world individual. This adds
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Read moreCo-writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci create a mostly solid script. However, editors Christina Harrington and Sarah Brunstad miss two
Read moreWriter plus cover artist Derek Kirk Kim, along with interior and cover artist Jacob Perez, concoct a debatably decent first
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Read moreWriter, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm creates a second issue in this series that is nearly as strong as the
Read moreWriter Rick Remender types up plenty of good banter while having a few moments that feel a little too intentionally
Read moreDick Tracy St. Patrick’s Day Special (2026) has holiday theming, yet it reads somewhat like an annual might — at
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Read moreWriters Laura Hudson and Tim Leong bring readers an extremely relevant story. Its relevance is mostly from the plot. Yet,
Read moreWriter and illustrator Olivia Sullivan creates a unique graphic novel with Oracles (2026). This is especially true with how the
Read moreWriter Frank J. Barbiere conceives of a mostly fantastic script for this concluding chapter of the first arc. Still, it
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Read moreWriter Dan Watters creates a script that, in single-issue form, seems to rush a bit in order to conclude this
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Read moreSome readers may already know of writer Ricardo Delgado for his previous novel Dracula of Transylvania (2023). Others may know
Read moreWriter Frank J. Barbiere inserts some topical issues into a flashback in the main story. Though Barbiere seems to be
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Read moreWriter, artist, colorist, and letterer Dave Chisholm is pretty much the sole creative force working on this book. The only
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Read moreWelcome back to New Year, New Comics, as Benjamin talks about a DC Comics classic event that he’s taking a
Read moreWriter Dan Watters includes a reference in the script that also acts as commentary for both the reference and the
Read moreWriter and co-plotter Peter Warren along with co-plotter Rick Remender craft a rather weak script. The main problem with the
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Read moreWriter Frank J. Barbiere is doing a decent job with characterization. Unfortunately, Barbiere keeps adding to the pile of questions
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Read moreThe covers are all high quality. However, the photo cover seems rather lazy with the amount and type of effects
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Read morePenciler and colorist Terry Dodson is fantastic with his line work. Yet, one has to see the supplemental section to
Read moreWriter Frank J. Barbiere builds nicely off of the set-up of the first issue in the main story. He also
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