Skin Of Metal, Heart Of Gold — Reviewing ‘Cyborg: Homecoming’
Booyah! When a new dawn began for the DC Universe, Titans stalwart Cyborg was one hero that got to rise.
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Down The Rabbit Hole: Reviewing ‘Jackpot & Black Cat’ #2
Love and friendship can become very tangled affairs. Especially when safety, secrets, and money come into play. Mary Jane Watson
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Wordy Affairs And Petty Squabbles: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver’ #3
Comic books, by their nature, are very much that sweet spot combination of two different art forms: prose and illustrations.
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Death, Thy Name Is Xavier: Reviewing ‘Rise Of The Powers Of X’ #4
Who could have guessed that the era of mutant societal growth and prosperity would end so messily? Honestly, most people
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Destiny Waits For No One — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Untold Destiny Of The Foot Clan’ #2
Oroku Karai’s attempts to build a new modern destiny for the Foot Clan have hit a few, almost deadly, snags.
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No Peace For The Weary: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #119
Darkness has claimed much of the known universe(s), snuffing out more and more of the morphing grid and all hope.
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What Does A God Need With A Starship?: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #19
Saving the universe, and all manners of existence within, is tiring business. Just ask Captain Sisko and his weary crew.
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The Friends We Made Along The Way: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #7
Family as a concept is not defined by blood. It’s centered on those who love and care about one another.
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Caught Up In Those Bloody Feels: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #48
Sometimes painful moments can make someone appreciate what they have. Other times, it makes them double down in murderous rage.
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This Is The End, My Only Friend, The End: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #150
Goodbye Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I’m gonna miss you. But then again, all good things must come to an end.
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Doesn’t Look A Day Over Two-Hundred: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #113
Milestone anniversary issues, especially the hundreds, are few and far between for even the longest running of comic book characters.
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Does Whatever A Mercenary Can: Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #1
How do a mercenary and their alien-symbiote dog mend their broken hearts? Why, by racking up a body count, of
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In Space No One Can Hear You Meow: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #64
Selina Kyle’s mystically gifted, literal nine lives are almost exhausted, leaving the vigilante thief with very little room for error.
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Captain Of The People — Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’
Once upon a time, witnessing character evolution from the same writer though a title (or multiple titles) was quite common.
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Tearing Down Those Walls: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics: Gotham Nocturne Act I’
Beaten. Broken. Bested. Batman has been through a lot over 80 years with physical, mental, and emotional scars as proof.
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It Was Trigon All Along: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #10
Once upon a time, the Titans were able to take on and defeat the demon Trigon alongside his daughter Raven.
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Does Whatever A Spider Can — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #19
Miles Morales’ legacy anniversary time has passed, but the danger to himself, those he loves, and many others has not.
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Living A Nightmare — Reviewing ‘Suicide Squad: Dream Team’ #2
In an uncharacteristic move, Amanda Waller has done something terrible. All in the name of gaining absolute power and control.
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King Of Very Little: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #3
A series of events. A very minimal description of the true vastness of stories that make up our world. An
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Silver Screen Suffering – Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #13
It’s no secret what various industries such as film do to people and the things they create. Recent strikes really
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Those Forgotten And Some Best Left Forgotten: Reviewing ‘Outsiders’ #6
Right now, some overworked fictional organization is very busy repairing the vast number of fourth walls that media keeps breaking.
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The Dice Are In Your Favor: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #14
Doctor Stephen Strange would easily forgive anyone who lets out a massive sigh at the sight of one Baron Mordo.
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Tugging Those Old Heart Strings — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return’ #3
Decisions that are made by previous generations often have a habit of affecting their children and those who follow them.
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Killing In The Name: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #47
When Sabretooth and Wolverine go to war, the losers are those caught in their extremely seismic wake. Chapter seven of
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Dangerous First Impressions: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #21
Pamela Isley’s trip down memory lane only had one place it could and would come to an end: Gotham City.
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Whatever It Takes: Reviewing ‘Rise Of The Powers Of X’ #3
Professor Xavier sure is a jerk, isn’t he? Would hate to have the fate of mutant kind in his hands.
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Cloudy With A Chance Of Bad Luck: Reviewing ‘Jackpot And Black Cat’ #1
This series has it all. Flying cloaked casinos. Heists. Phone app blackmail. Adorable new love. Mystery villains and much more.
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Press Start To Play: Reviewing ‘Cemetery Kids Don’t Die’ #2
Video games often provide an avenue for escape. What happens though when the games become just as rough as reality?
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The Doctor Will See You Now — Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk: Arms Race’ #2
Capitalism is like a Hydra. Cut off one head and numerous others will grow in its place to carry on.
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Little Turn On The Catwalk: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #8
Hey Oracle, how do you know when Beefcake has gone bad? Pretty sure Black Canary and friends need that answer.
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A Colorful Momentary Reprieve: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #118
As darkness continues to fall, encroaching on the last safe haven in the multiverse, a sliver of happiness still remains.
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