A Fallen Leaf And Krakoa’s Reckoning: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #13
The Quiet Council is dead, long live Krakoa. At long last, Krakoa’s illegitimate government body must pay for their sins.
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Brother On Brother Time Violence: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Annual 2023’ #1
Who doesn’t hate when someone from the future comes back to kill someone from the past to save the future?
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Reaching The Breaking Point: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #141
Rat King’s game is over. As Mutant Town enters a new era, its former protectors might not weather the changes.
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Behold The Bloody Mayhem: Reviewing ‘Untold Tales Of I Hate Fairyland’ #1
In the realm of fairy tales, there are countless untold tales the masses are clamoring for. Then there’s Gert stories.
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The Jury Says Guilty On All Counts: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #10
Benjamin Sisko’s trial is over. The Cardassians have reached a ruling and justice will be dispensed. What does justice mean?
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A King Enters The Battlefield — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game’ #8
At long last the game is over. Rat King’s dangerous Armageddon Game has come to a powerful status quo-altering conclusion.
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Man Or Super-Man? That Is The Question: Reviewing ‘Steelworks’ #2
What would happen if a city known for its supers was able to essentially get along without those same supers?
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One Person’s Dream Is Another’s Nightmare — Reviewing ‘Knight Terrors: Poison Ivy’ #1
Don’t fall asleep. DC Comics has interrupted the regularly scheduled ongoing comic book series for something much more nightmarish. That’s
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Round And Round Again — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Last Ronin – The Lost Years’ #4
Flashbacks and montages that fill in gaps are pretty common storytelling tools. Sometimes though, they can be too much. That’s
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Never Say Their Real Name: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #4
Prejudice, whether conscious or unconscious, takes many forms. Sometimes it puts the lives of others in danger, sometimes your own.
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Returning To The Hell You Know — Reviewing “I Hate Fairyland Vol 5: Gert’s Inferno’
Once upon a time (called 2015) there was a series called I Hate Fairyland, starring a young woman named Gert/Gertrude.
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A Tale Of Captains And Falcons — Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #14
The Cold War has ended. The Captains America have some dangling matters to attend to as their books close out.
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The Voices In Your Head: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1073
Things have taken an explosive turn in Gotham City. Unfortunately for Batman, the Orghams are seemingly always ten steps ahead.
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Something Dark Lurks Within — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Unlimited: The Coinless’ #1
Darkness and the various realms of the Power Rangers are not strangers. Some realms though, are much darker than others.
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Really Good At Being This Bad — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy – Volume One: The Virtuous Cycle’
A growing number of colorful ‘rogues’ from Gotham City cross paths with Batman regularly. Some of them more than others.
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Like Son, Like Father: Reviewing ‘Cyborg’ #2
Superhero stories are at their absolute best when we’re seeing behind both the literal and the proverbial masks they wear.
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Does Whatever A Spider Can — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #7
Carnage continues to unleash carnage upon the citizens of New York City. Heroes and villains alike are seemingly no match
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A Looming Sense Of Dread: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #109
Mistress Vile is closer to achieving her goals, pushing the Rangers and their allies to the very brink. The event
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Captain Now And Forever More– Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #5
Back in 2019, Morgan le Fay and Betsy Braddock faced off and the latter became Captain Britain in the process.
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We Need To Talk About Gertrude: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #06
Fairyland has a Gert problem…again. Double-crossed and abandoned, adult Gert presents quite a crisis for the new King and council.
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And To All A Good Night!: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #19
Once a Batgirl, always a Batgirl. What a statement to open and close the final issue of a short-lived series.
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Faster Than A Speeding Bullet?: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #2
At long last, the former sidekicks are taking the spotlight. Too bad it might be deadly for one of them.
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The Queen Of Crime Rises Once Again: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #56
War is coming for Gotham. On the eve of that war, one participant has completed her majorly bold opening moves.
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Three Slayers, Two Vampires, One Crab God: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #15
Wisdom might say the more slayers, the better. Unless baddies can use those slayers to open a permanent hell gate.
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The Hunters Become The Hunted: Reviewing ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #3
The galaxy’s biggest heroes are at their lowest. How much further will they fall as Grootfall looms over them all?
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Living Out Those Superhero Fantasies: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #105
It would be easy to gaze upon the format of Nightwing #105 and declare that the issue is just a
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Wong The Not So Secret Agent Man: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #4
For the longest time, wherever there was Doctor Strange there would be Wong. That was then, and this is now.
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A Sea Of Red Upon Us All: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #9
Cardassian “justice” is always swift and truly brutal. The strike of the Red Path is just as swift and brutal.
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Those United Now Stand Divided: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #140
Rat King’s games might be over, but the fallout for the Splinter Clan and New York City has just begun.
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A King No More, A Hero Still: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #1
Once upon a time, the end of one creative run on an ongoing title bled right into what came next.
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A Bloody Shiny Trip Down Memory Lane: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ Vol. 5
A malevolent force has taken control of Wolverine. Stripped of his sense of self, he’s a mindless weapon once more.
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