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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Author: Scott Redmond
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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My Dinner With Henry: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #34
Over the years, various writers and editors have done a lot to showcase how terrible a character Henry “Hank’ McCoy/Beast
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Sometimes You Can’t Go Home Again: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #13
Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn are together again in Gotham City. A city that Ivy left on the worst terms.
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The Sorrorowful Tale Of Piotr Rasputin: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #12
Waiting six months/issues in order to get some sort of conclusion to a comic story is tough. Two years is
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Building A Better Tomorrow: Reviewing ‘Steelworks’ #1
Once upon a time, Superman died. Four more would rise to replace him. Two of them were true actual heroes.
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One Hero, Multiple Lives: Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #4
Betsy Braddock is currently Captain Britain, the mystically powered hero of her homeland. In her life though, she’s done many
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Dormammu Has Come To Bargain: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #3
In superhero stories, one of the most powerful relationships is often the one between the hero and their villain —
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Just A Fight Between Two Friends — Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #13
O Captain! My Captain! The fearful trip is done, a deadly trap sprung. Captain versus captain, the battle has begun.
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Boldly Going Where We’ve Gone Before: Reviewing ‘Star Trek Annual 2023’
Behold, the Holodeck! A future technological marvel where any vista, period, moment, or space can be brought to holographic life.
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Beware Of Falling Bats: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1072
With the lights still dimmed and the audience comfy in their seats, the second act of the Gotham Nocturne continues.
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Consumed By Darkness: Reviewing ‘Static: Shadows Of Dakota’ #4
Heroes always win. They vanquish evil, right injustices, rescue those who need rescuing, and generally save the day or world.
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Carol Danvers Goes Old School For ‘Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest’ #1 Variant Cover
Captain Marvel’s latest series of adventures are about to wrap up, but there is more on the horizon. July brings
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Beating The Devil At His Own Game: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #104
What would you do with superpowers for a day? That’s a question tons have mulled over at least once before.
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Nothing But Horror Within And Without: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #3
Often the scariest things in life are those that come from within. Either within ourselves or the circles of relationships.
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Phoenix And ’80s Avengers Take The Spotlight On July Anniversary Variant Covers
The 80’s are back! At least when it comes to some specific covers from Marvel Comics. Throughout the year artist
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Of Relationships And Vampires: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #14
Relationships. Often, they are the driving force in most of what occurs in our lives, both good and bad. Whether
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Between A Scorpion And A Carnage Place: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #6
Miles Morales sure can’t catch a break. Fresh off Rabble burning down the family home, turns out Carnage is back.
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First Look: Rumors Spread Like Wildfire This June In ‘Fence: Redemption’ #1
BOOM! Studios has released a first look at Fence: Redemption #1, the debut issue of a new four-issue limited series.
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The Clock Is Ticking Ever Closer To Zero: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #18
Superheroes forever wrestle with the inherent risk that their actions behind the mask will bring danger to those they love.
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A Real Case Of Heavy Metal Family Bonding: Reviewing ‘Cyborg’ #1
Booyah! A new dawn has begun in the DC Universe and Cyborg is one of the heroes seeing a rise.
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These Cats Got Some Sharp Claws: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #55
The cat’s out of the cage and ready to play. With prison behind her, Selina Kyle returns to Gotham to
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