Taking Out The Rabble — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #16
Hobgoblin and Rabble joining forces surely means trouble for Spider-Man. Good thing this Spider has a gaggle of Amazing friends.
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Magma Comix Joins The Lunar Distribution Family With New Worldwide Deal
Independent publisher Magma Comix took one step forward with their 2024 launch titles, and now they’ve taken another major step.
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Round And Round They Go — Reviewing ‘Firefly: The Fall Guys’ #5
Tempers are flaring, buildings are turning, and things are exploding with the Serenity crew trapped smack dab in the middle.
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Put A Band-Aid On It: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #11
Many comic books, after dropping a game-changing cliffhanger before a few months’ hiatus would come back with something big-time serious.
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A Journey For The Ages: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #6
Life provides various paths for the taking. Sometimes the path forward requires a small trip down the paths already traveled.
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Fandom Reaches A New Level In BOOM! Studios ‘I Heart Skull-Crusher’ #1 First Look
Even in a post-apocalyptic world, sports have the power to inspire and drive people to do anything to find success.
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Our Fate Is In Their Paws With BOOM! Studios ‘Man’s Best’ #1 First Look
The loyalty between pets and their humans knows no bounds, whether on Earth or within the far reaches of space.
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Fantasy And Reality Collide With Magma Comix’s ‘The Scale Trade’
Dragons are a real endangered species in the modern world, facing total extinction unless one man can save them all.
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The Displaced #1 Reappears With Second Print
After vanishing from shelves, much like the Canadian city depicted within, The Displaced #1 is ready to make a return.
Read moreWhat’s In The Box? — Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #43
War is hell. Logan and Creed sure would know, having been through many as chief dealers of violence and death.
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It’s Never Really The End: Reviewing ‘The Cull’ #5
Sometimes you just have to join up with your besties and find a way to Kaiju battle giant dimensional invaders.
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Back To The Beginning: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #19
Sometimes the only path forward requires a reflection upon the past and every step taken to reach the present day.
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Forgive Them, For They Are Sin: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #6
Not all stories end with a decisive win. Sometimes, the actual win is walking away mostly unscathed, to fight again.
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Magician’s Best Friend: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #12
Best start believing in ghost stories, Doctor Strange, you’re in one. Actually, two counting good boy Bats the ghost dog.
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Same Panther Flavor, New Panther Wrapper: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #1
Universes have been ultimized once more, and it’s time for a familiar Black Panther in a new world to rise.
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The Light Within — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Unlimited: The Morphin Masters’ #1
As darkness continues to consume dimensions, the Ranger Slayer embarks upon a perilous personal quest to bring back the light.
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Interview: ‘I Run To Make My Heart Beat’ Offers A Biracial Story Of Nuance And Unity
Representation in stories means allowing a variety of voices to share their perspectives that others like them can relate to.
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Oversized But Lacking — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #6
Titanic forces collide as the threat of the beast spores comes to a potentially universe-altering conclusion. Or maybe not. The
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Let The Wrong One In: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #42
Most folks buy someone a card or trinket for their birthdays. Not Sabretooth. No, that guy brings gift-wrapped death. It’s
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It’ll Only Hurt A Little: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1081
Batman and Gotham. Forever linked, the city and vigilante sworn to protect it. What happens when that link is severed?
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Heart To Hart: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #116
As darkness continues to spread and more Rangers fall under its sway, an unexpected move could provide a possible salvation.
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State Of The Line: The Batfamily Features Plenty Of Bat But Less Family
It’s a brand new year. Tons of opportunities and possibilities for comics to come in 2024. American politics do their
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The Brink Of War Once More: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #16
Captain Benjamin Sisko is many things. Father. Starfleet Officer. Warrior. Emissary. Diplomat. What he’s not is someone who gives up.
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New To You Comics #137: The Right To Remain Silent With ‘Gotham Central’
Everyone has different tastes in comics. With New To You Comics, we explore that as Tony and Scott dive into
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‘Darth Maul’ Turns ‘Black, White, & Red’ In Marvel’s New Star Wars Series
Black and white comics with a particular splash of color (or two) have become a staple in recent years. Following
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Hodge Podge Of Hate — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #5
Evil comes in various shapes. Sometimes it’s the known, shadowy devil. Other times, it’s more like staring into a mirror.
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No Time To Grieve: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #147
Time is a fickle, delicate thing. Push it too much and it will bite back, including at those that you
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Dream A Little Batty Dream: Reviewing ‘Outsiders’ #3
Do Batmen dream of Bat-sheep? Of course not, silly, they obviously dream about a multiversal sad boy convention of Batmen.
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The Company Is Life: Reviewing ‘White Widow’ #3
Welcome to Armament, where everyone is family. Per contract, Armament has the right to maim, kill, or blow-up family members.
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What A Way To Go: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #61
Selina Kyle has nine lives to burn through, and her latest mission is really taking that idea to the extreme.
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A Fox In The House: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #7
It’s all hands on deck as the Titans’ latest foe and one of their own have descended upon Titan’s Tower.
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