A Future Stolen: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #3
Dynamics that are great between heroes and villains often have some sort of connecting factor, building that dramatic tension. Sometimes
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Author: Scott Redmond
Killing Your Love With Science: Reviewing ‘Iron Cat’ TPB
While her acclaimed main solo adventures wrapped up at the end of 2021, that hasn’t stopped Black Cat’s continued rise.
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Standing Against The Unforgettable: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #4
Crafting a story with a mystery does not mean that one has to create something that befuddles the audience. A
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Take A Trip To The Mind Palace: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth And The Exiles’ #3
There are many things that can be said about the series of minis featuring Sabretooth as the title character alongside
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Two Sides Of The Same Coin: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1068
Currently, the new creative direction of Detective Comics appears to be quite the success, with social media very much abuzz,
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We Begin Again — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Last Ronin – The Lost Years’ #1
Just because one has witnessed how a story ends doesn’t mean that there isn’t still plenty of story to explore.
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Into Every Generation A Slayer Is Created: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ Vol. 1
When it comes to long-running well-known franchises, the older they get the harder it becomes to find something truly unique
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It Came From Dimension X: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II’ #2
One of the perks that come with doing sequels is not having to spend much time centered on setting things
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Gotham Prison Blues: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #51
Selina Kyle is a free-roaming cat, so putting her behind bars won’t be good for her or anyone else. Insert
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Whole New Direction: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game’ #4
Reaching the midpoint of any story, especially a massive event story, means things are going to ramp up and revelations
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Fear Her For She Has A Plan: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #10
Slayer. Witch. Friend. These are just a few of the ways that one could describe Willow Rosenberg as a person.
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When A Little Gert Becomes Too Much: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #3
Opening up an issue of I Hate Fairyland is very much a situation where you’re going to get what you
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The Terror Within: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #136
There are reasons, beyond the budgetary, that shows can often turn to do a ‘bottle’ type of episode now or
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Sneaky, Sneaky: Reviewing ‘Peter Parker & Miles Morales Spider-Men: Double Trouble’ #3
Nothing like having a perfectly good sidekick day spoiled because it just happens to also be the day of Villain
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Visions Of Secret Romance: Reviewing ‘Wakanda’ #4
Anthology series have so much to offer, often giving us the chance to explore characters or settings in a deeper
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Things Take A Sinister Turn: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #10
Expecting the unexpected is just par for the course as a descriptor for the work of Kieron Gillen. Yet, the
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A New Old Power Couple In Town: Reviewing ‘Strange’ #10
It might sound cliché, but while Strange #10 is very much an ending it is also very much just the
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A Vile Little Detour: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #104
Every hero has their origin story, that inciting incident or string of incidents that led them down their heroic path.
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Within The Sound Of Silence: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #14
While silence is said to be golden, too much silence, in the shape of a missing friend, can be quite
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There’s A Party Here In Blüdhaven: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #100
Hitting milestone numbers is hard to do in this day and age of relaunches, but Dick Grayson always beats the
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Not Quite Rock Bottom: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #13
A head that wears the crown is inherently heavy from the nature of power, but often the heaviness is self-created.
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Doing That Hero Thing: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #9
No matter where they are in the world, the mission of Captain America is to save lives and do what
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New To You Comics #126: Indulge Peculiar Tastes With ‘Eat The Rich’
Everyone has different tastes in comics, especially with such a rich variety of options. Here in New To You Comics
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Between A Rock And A Spider-Place: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #2
It ain’t easy being a spider. That’s something both Miles Morales and Peter Parker can fully agree with. Brooklyn’s own
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The Monsters Among Us: Reviewing ‘Specs’ #3
There are a number of established formulas of a sort for natural escalation within stories no matter the medium used.
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We’re Doing A Hell Heist: Reviewing ‘Mary Jane & Black Cat’ #2
If there is one thing Black Cat knows how to do well, it’s stealing valuable things when under fire. Usually,
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Can You Feel The Pain? Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #29
When a character has been around for decades, it can begin to feel like one is following them in circles.
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The End Is In Sight: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #17
Secrets have a way of really cutting to the bone, especially when they come from those you love and trust.
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She’ll Solve The Problems No One Else Can: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch’ #1
After spending the better part of almost two decades weighted down with trauma, the Scarlet Witch is heroic once more.
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Days Of Past Past: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #10
Messy. If there was one word used to describe the current arc concluding issue of Marauders that would be one.
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Speak His Name As He Shall Appear: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #3
Star Trek has a long history of massively powerful beings who could and do qualify under the descriptor of a
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