Black Comics Month: Exploring Worlds And Families With ‘New Masters’
Despite the way that some people act, the United States is not the only place on this vast lively planet.
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Author: Scott Redmond
Blood On The Scales — Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #11
Tough times call for tough calls. With Deadpool & Daughters LLC facing some rough times, they can’t be picky about
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Tragically Familiar Stories — Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #3
Pain is a multi-faceted thing. It provides warning to us, but it also can be a (cruel) teacher of sorts.
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The Family That Strikes Back Together — Reviewing ‘Black Lightning’ #4
Parenting is inherently not an easy thing. There is no one-size-fits-all instruction manual or style to employ. Imagine tossing super-powered
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More Godzilla Than You Can Shake A Fist At With IDW’s Kai-Sei Era
After seven decades, there isn’t much left that hasn’t been done with Godzilla and the rest of the legendary Kaiju.
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There’s Some New Sheriffs In Space — Reviewing ‘Green Lantern Corps’ #1
Liking the Green Lantern Corps is kind of a hard thing to do. Why? Because they’re space cops. Relationships with
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Nuked In The Publishing Microwave — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #2
There is a particular feeling that really seems to hover around the head of Wolverine, for better or for worse.
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Doing The Fatherly Thing — Reviewing ‘All-New Venom’ #3
With four suspects seemingly whittled down to just three, the reveal of Venom’s new host is right around the corner.
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Black Comics Month: Keeping It Real With ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’
After almost four years, Sam Wilson is finally strapping back on the wings and shield for a Marvel Cinematic adventure.
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Let’s Talk About That Bear — Reviewing ‘Justice League: The Atom Project’ #2
Superpowers stolen during Amanda Waller’s worldwide attempted coup didn’t all end up back in original hands. Some of them have
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Big Teeth, Little Bite — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #1
Things are pretty dire right now, both in the United States and pretty much the entire world. Fascism is still
Read moreComic Couples We Love — Emma Frost & Scott Summers In ‘Dark X-Men: The Confession’
High school (mutant boarding school) sweethearts turned spouses dealing with cosmic death and raising a child in an apocalyptic future.
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A Tale Of Two Ladies — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #30
This comic era of short double digits and relaunches can be hard for books without a bat or spider on
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A Story Of Two Dolls — Reviewing ‘Two-Face’ #3
Doubt is a powerful thing. It can cloud the mind and make people do things they might not otherwise. Creating
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Black Comics Month: Toss A Coin To ‘Quarter Killer’
Ah February, the month of love, and the shortest of the twelve months. Also, more importantly, it’s Black History Month.
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What Would Batman Do? — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #4
Each of us is the product of many influences within life. From parents or guardians to those who came later.
Read moreThe Bear Necessities Of Life — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Nightwatcher’ #5
Sometimes the hunter quickly becomes the hunted. Only to turn the power dynamic once more and become hunter once more.
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Family Business Of Death — Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #10
Nothing like some father/daughter bonding over death, mobster killing training montages, and taking morally shady crossover inducing assassination contracts. Obviously
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Full Moon Of Rage — Reviewing ‘Moon Knight: Fist Of Khonshu’ #4
There is a saying out there about what happens when one corners a rat. Naturally they become terrified, lashing out.
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Escape Through New York — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #6
Four brothers, raised by a father to be a solid team. Able to stand together against any forces of evil.
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Crossing The Parental Line — Reviewing ‘Black Lightning’ #3
Being a parent is an inherently tough, yet fulfilling, role to take on. Now imagine throwing in some meta-human powers,
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A Whole New World — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #3
To make a good rebooted universe, it’s important to find the right balance of “familiar” and “new” to throw into
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Some Good Old Fashioned Technobabble — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ #3
What if a greater stability within the universe also meant the collapse of all life, matter, and most universal constants?
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It’s A Family Affair — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1093
Ever buy a new pair of shoes that just feels really tight, rubbing on the heel and pinching the toes?
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One Big Answer — Reviewing ‘The Question: All Along The Watchtower’ #3
Mysteries are unraveled by asking the right questions. Who better to ask the questions than The Question herself? The dangerous
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Glorious Technicolor Warfare — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #19
War, huh, yeah, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing! Unfortunately those in Fairyland are learning this lesson brutally firsthand.
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Soft Magic And Massive Swords — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #4
When facing down an ancient evil attacking humanity, an empathetic can-do attitude will get a person pretty darn far. Weapons,
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Does Whatever A Spider-God Can — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #29
A path to curing vampirism has become clear for Miles Morales. He just has to go through the Black Panther.
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Like Grandfather, Like Granddaughter — Reviewing ‘Minor Arcana’ #5
Have you ever been stuck in an infinite life loop? One where it feels like you’re just repeating the same
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A Villain Past And Present — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #122
Dick Grayson’s past informs the dangerous present that plagues Blüdhaven. Unfortunately, the vigilante lacks even a shred of credible evidence
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A Voice For The Voiceless — Reviewing ‘Storm’ #4
Ororo Munroe, the wind rider known as Storm, is one of the most powerful individuals living upon the planet Earth.
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