Just Enough Yin In The Yang: New Super-Man And The Justice League Of China #20
New Super-Man is just such a cool concept. Obviously the very conceit of a Chinese Superman was temping, but hearing
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Scales & Scoundrels #6: An All-Ages Epic Has Plenty Of Stories Left To Tell
With issue #6, Scales & Scoundrels tries some fairly bold things that answer many of my concerns about the series and
Read moreTradewaiting – February 7th, 2018 Releases: The King Of Atlantis, A Queen Of Thieves, & More
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreChildren Of Hazel Patch – Long Lost #3 Reviewed
Long Lost shifts gears this month to give readers an experience even more eerie and horror-filled than the jump between
Read moreA Bottled Up Episode – Transformers: Lost Light #13 Review
When you’re as rightfully renowned as James Roberts’ Transformers, nostalgia can become a dangerous enemy. This ongoing story has been
Read moreTradewaiting – January 31st, 2018 Releases: U.S. Avengers, Love Machines, & More
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Read moreViolence And Heroism In Black Lightning: “The Resurrection” – Thoughts On Episode 1
The word of “The Resurrection” is “violence”. Salim Akil and his team make that perfectly clear from the word go,
Read moreTradewaiting – January 24th, 2018 Releases: The Forgotten New Mutants, The World’s Most Beautiful Aquaman & More
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Read moreWho Judges Dick Grayson? – Nightwing #37 Reviewed
An enemy from Nightwing’s past has returned to Bludhaven, bringing with him memories of failures thought buried. And as the
Read moreMs. Marvel Without Ms. Marvel – #26 Reviewed
I think it’s more than safe to say that Kamala Khan has secured a place in Marvel history. Despite all
Read moreTradewaiting – January 10th, 2018 Releases: Walt Simonson’s Thor, Tom King’s The Vision, & More
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Read moreFamily Reunions Are Tricky Business In Green Arrow #36
Green Arrow has, in my opinion, been one of the biggest success stories of DC Rebirth. Not only has it
Read moreTradewaiting – January 3rd, 2018 Releases: Generation Gone, Aquaman: The Waterbearer, & More
Welcome to 2018! A lot of comics come out every week and every year. It’s easy to get lost in
Read moreYou Can’t Go Home – Long Lost #2 From Scout Comics Reviewed
Long Lost is the latest debut from newcomer Scout Comics and it’s certainly a unique flavor. Mixing elements of Southern
Read moreI Know What You Chose – Transformers: Till All Are One Annual 2017 Reviewed
Windblade is a special character. Created by fans, Windblade was immediately caught up in politics, questions of tokenism and divergence
Read moreMs. Marvel: Mecca Is What Trades Should Be
The trade paperback is a relatively recent development in the comic book industry and the expectation of a collection for
Read moreThe World Of Sleepless #1 Is A Dream – A Review
After an announcement this year at Emerald City Comic Con, Sleepless has finally arrived. To be honest, that cover is
Read moreIf We Shadows Have Offended…A Review Of Aquaman Annual #1
To be honest there are a lot of reasons why someone might not give this issue a shot. Aquaman has
Read moreAlisa Kwitney And Mike Norton Take The Magical DCU Back To School – Mystik U #1
It’s a bit surreal to hold Mystik U in your hands. Originally announced ahead of DC’s last rebranding effort, DC
Read moreJody Houser and Nick Roche Put A Teenager Back In The Webbed Underoos In The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #13
I think Spider-Man was the superhero I most looked up to as a child. I could be Spider-Man, I was
Read moreTradewaiting – November 22nd, 2017 Releases: The Ultimates Vol. 2, Wonder Woman: The Golden Age Vol. 1 & More
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Read moreKindness, Nationalism, And Consequence In Zojaqan #2 From Vault
A production delay can mean death for a new series, especially one from a smaller publisher. Nevertheless I can think
Read moreRetcon #3 Alters The Series’ Past To Ensure Its Future
Retcon is an odd little series. For the past two months I’ve popped in to its world, equal parts confused
Read moreTradewaiting – November 15th, 2017 Releases: Cloudia And Rex, Animosity: The Rise & More
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Read moreRunaways #3 Review: For Nico, Gert, And Karolina, And In More Ways Than One, It’s A Privilege To Grow Up
With issue #3, the new iteration of Runaways turns its eye on Karolina Dean. Karolina was always the softest member
Read moreIt’s A Homecoming For Jefferson Pierce In Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands #1
There aren’t many creators that have been writing a single Big Two character for as long as Tony Isabella. Created
Read moreTradewaiting – November 1st, 2017 Releases
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Read moreAdvanced Death Saves – An Anthology Of Slain Tabletop Heroes Awaits Those Daring Enough To Claim It On Kickstarter
It’s Halloween and the veil is thin. It’s a time to pretend to be something else, a time to remember
Read moreBatman Discovers That His Successor Has Set Up A Nastygram For His Homebox In Detective Comics #967
So far “A Lonely Place Of Living” really has been a celebration of Tim Drake. But as interesting as its
Read moreTransformers: Lost Light #10 Is James Roberts At His Cleverest
I think that there is a strong argument that Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye, the series that now continues
Read moreChildhood Comes To An End In The Woods #36
Endings are difficult things. They’re unsatisfying when you’ve enjoyed a piece of serialized media; you just want to go on
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