That’s The Sound Of The Police — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #5
Everything comes crashing down as the mystery behind Jill-Cassie’s attacker. The secrets of her double life are fully revealed. Lives
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The Sharpest Thorns Are Human Made — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #23
Power can corrupt anyone but it especially is a sharp weapon in the hands of those who are already corrupted.
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Star Trek Week — When Did ‘Star Trek’ Become So Woke?
As the headline so eloquently asks, just when did the science fiction television and movie franchise Star Trek get woke?
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #27 — “The Best Of Both Worlds” And “In The Pale Moonlight”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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A Refreshingly Simple Yet Bold Beginning — Reviewing ‘The Doom Patrol’ #1
Some of DC Comics most tragic and strange heroes, the once heroic Doom Patrol has fallen on some hard times.
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #26 — “Space Seed” And “Scorpion”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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A Monday Born Monster — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Arrow’ #4
Unsurprisingly, the more wealth and power a person amasses, the more they treat the world as a personal play thing.
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A Court Of Public Opinions — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #141
Every time they don their costumes, heroes have to make hard choices that affect the lives of others beyond themselves.
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty — “Past Tense” And “Nor The Battle To The Strong”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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It Ain’t Easy Being Green — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers: Green’ #1
Since it’s creation, Power Rangers has been a franchise focused on color-coded teenagers with attitude balancing life and heroics. These
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Behind Not So Closed Doors — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #4
Reality is a harsh thing, especially when one’s private painful situation moves from isolated to something far more institutionally widespread.
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New Beginnings Aren’t Always Good Beginnings — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #1
Characters get handed new number one issues at Marvel Comics like the number is part of some new youth fad.
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Let’s Go Slay The Dragon — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #7
Once again the Midnight Sons ride to deal with something supernaturally powerful, rallying behind the despondent and desperate Moon Knight.
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #24 — “Blink Of An Eye” And “Living Witness”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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A Not So Dynamic Duo Emerges — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics 2026 Annual’ #1
Lobo, Lobo, Lobo. The self-proclaimed main man seems to be everywhere these days. That includes appearing on the big silver
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #23 — “Similitude” And “Valles Marineris”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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Marvel’s Gooiest Summer Event Begins — Reviewing ‘Queen In Black’ #1
Spaceships and symbiotes are raining down from above under the control of a malevolent force out to control the planet.
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The Grass Isn’t Always Greener — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #3
Neighborhoods are built all over the world. The reasons for each one are specific to the region or the builders.
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It’s A Shell Of A Good Time — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #20
There is a thin line between life and death, even hinner when there are ways to breach those lines. Alliances
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Spider-Man Week: Stop Making Peter Parker The Marvel Universe Punching Bag
Sixty-four years ago, a radioactive spider bit a teenager who had to learn a hard lesson about power and
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A Sister Switcheroo Struggles Significantly — Reviewing ‘Batwoman’ #5
Two sisters fight for the same identity and against the dark forces with prophecy-filled plans for them. Few pieces of
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They Might Have The Power — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #2
Being a teenager often means feeling invincible, on top of the world, and the future is an endless sea of
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The Boys Are Back In Town — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #6
Marc Spector’s whole world has shifted. Those he cares about are in the clutches of a transdimensional living house. Rushing
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Hearts, Homes, And Demons — Reviewing ‘New Titans’ #37
People repeatedly voting against their own best interests, the ‘devil they know’ sort of thing, is not a new occurrence.
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Streets Paved With Depression And Despair — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #140
Blüdhaven used to be Gotham but with a shinier surface level that somewhat masked the darkness at it’s very foundations.
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Veteran Creator Joseph Illidge Sets SDCC 2026 Panels And Appearances
With a newly acquired property partner and Eisner nomination in hand, creator Joseph P. Illidge returns to San Diego Comic-Con.
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Not A Lot To Actually Say — Reviewing ‘Barbara Gordon: Breakout’ #3
As Vandal Savage’s grip on Gotham City tightens, Barbara Gordon slips ever deeper into the dangers of his super prison.
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The Green Thumb Of Fascism — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #46
They say that absolute power corrupts absolutely. What about an absolute power which is backed up by ancient universal elemental
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Opinion: Marvel Gets A Brand New Day And It’s About Time
After decades of being the world outside their window, Marvel Comics will no longer have a New York City view.
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The People’s Serial Killer — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Arrow’ #3
More blood is spilled as the Green Arrow Killer remains at large, leaving Dinah Lance scrambling for answers and connections.
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #22 — “The Defector” And “Chain Of Command”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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