A Relatively Healthy Heap Of Character Growth: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #12
Much like many books, life tends to happen in chapters, where the conclusion of one tends to lead right into
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Author: Scott Redmond
It Came From Inside The House: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #2
It’s often hard to fully determine which is worse: the fear of the unknown or the fear of the known.
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Two Captains For The Price Of One: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #12
Bucky Barnes, now known as The Revolution, has made his biggest move yet as a member of the Outer Circle.
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The Rise Of A Furious…Hero? Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #3
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Unless the imitator is a super-hero murdering multidimensional robot that is.
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For All Things There Is A Story: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1071
Stories have power. They entertain. They inform. They give insight. They tell us where we’ve been and where we might
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A Hell Of One’s Own Making: Reviewing ‘Mary Jane And Black Cat’ #5
When performing a heist for a villain, it’s always a good idea to have that proverbial ace up the sleeve.
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Nothing To Fear But Fear And Nightmares Themselves: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #2
There is something truly amiss in the magical realms. Luckily, for some, there are two Sorcerers Supreme on the case.
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Divided They Fell, But United They Stand: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Finals’ #6
Since the moment the gates opened to the inaugural class of students of Strange Academy, a prophecy has hovered around
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Back To The Start, Where It All Began: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #7
The God-Killer Kahless has (momentarily) retreated. Captain Sisko is home with his family. A moment to reunite & regroup. Familiar
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Don’t Get Between A Batgirl And Their Home: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #17
Authoritarian figures. Serial killers. Toxic parents. The Batgirls have faced numerous dangerous threats since they moved to The Hill. As
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The Great Gotham Escape: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #54
When a cat decides they are done with something, then they are done. Catwoman has decided she is done with
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Guilt, Regrets, And Baby Crabs: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #13
Once more the world, nay the universe, was resting upon the brink of annihilation but heroes rose to stop it.
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A Monster Lives In The Shadows: Reviewing ‘Static: Shadows Of Dakota’ #3
Often it’s assumed that the middle chapters of a story are slow/“boring” or lack a spark shared by the beginning/end.
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Always Expect The Unexpected: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #107
Nostalgia is a powerful thing. There are ways to shape or wield that power in a creative way that resonates.
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The Devil Went Down To Blüdhaven, Looking For A Soul: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #103
Hell is fire, brimstone, eternal suffering, and full of devils and demons. In many depictions, it’s also way too much
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One Final Wish, Make It Count: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #8
It all comes down to one wish. Humanity’s fate and the cycle that plagues them solved by one perfect wish.
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Going Full Circle With A God-Like Shuffle: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #6
A pissed-off injured God that became a city is barreling toward Earth with malicious intent. Only the Theseus can stop
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Does Whatever A Spider Can: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #5
Miles Morales and Peter Parker share many things in common, beyond their shared powers gained from the bite of a
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A Star-Lord Rode Into Town One Day: Reviewing ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #1
When it comes to creating or telling space-centric science fiction stories, there are various popular flavors to choose from. Not
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Amazon Versus Witch, Winner Takes All: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch’ #4
Wanda Maximoff is a hero with a new mission; to help those who have nowhere else to turn for help.
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Punching Fascists Has Never Been So Punk-Rock Before: Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk’
For every Spider-Man or member of the X-Men or Avenger that has caught on at Marvel, tons more characters didn’t.
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Heard It Through The Mycelial Network: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #11
One of the things that help endear characters to the audience is relatability. Seeing them deal with issues similar to
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Nothing Last Forever, Not Even Forever: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #18
For eighteen issues, Stillwater has focused on the horror of both immortality and the horror of being stripped of choice.
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At The End Of Everything, Only The Sinister Remain: Reviewing ‘Immoral X-Men’ #3
The USS Enterprise 1701 famously went on a five-year mission to explore strange new worlds and seek out new civilizations.
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Welcome To Beast’s Emporium Of Wolverines And Death: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #32
Once upon a time, basically the early 2000’s, Marvel Comics had Wolverine appearing in a good portion of their publications.
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Will You Be My Captain? Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #2
Betsy Braddock has been Captain Britain for years now, and she’s pretty darn tired of having to prove that fact.
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Mutant Morphin Mayhem: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II’ #4
Mutant Rangers, Turtle Rangers, and Megazords oh my! Fans of the Ninja Turtles and the Power Rangers are eating well.
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Daddy, Will You Love Me Now? Reviewing ‘Sabretooth And The Exiles’ #5
Victor Creed is many things. Most of them are pretty terrible. One of those things includes being a father. Unsurprisingly,
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A New York State Of Mind: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ Volume Two
Launching and establishing any new series, chiefly those for relatively new characters, can be quite difficult to do at times.
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Two Sides To Every Story: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1070
Solomon Grundy was born on a Monday, died on Saturday, was buried on Sunday, and is fighting off Azmers today.
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Children Are The Future – Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Finals’ #5
It’s that time of year when the achievements of students after a rigorous school year are given a well-deserved spotlight.
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