The Call Is Coming From Within — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #17
“Blood is thicker than water,” is the saying. But family — as a concept — goes far beyond blood-related connections,
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The Not So Honorable Pamela Isley — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #42
Controlling all of plant life is pretty cool. Even cooler: controlling plant life and your local city government legally. A
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Time For A Bro-down Showdown — Reviewing ‘Nova: Centurion’ #5
Sometimes meeting old friends means hugs and other times it means landing a punch (or more) right on their face.
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #3 — “Real Life” And “Latent Image”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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Carry A Big Hockey Stick — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey Jones’ #5
At last, the mystery of the mind-altering revitalizing drug Nostrum comes to horrifying light, sending Casey Jones on the warpath.
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Big Time Smash Em’ Up — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #17
For months, Wonder Woman has been dealing with threats connected to a mysterious group led by the malicious Veronica Cale.
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Just A Little Bit Of Fear — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1106
Fear is an overwhelming and harmful force, but it can also be a force that helps and teaches. A healthy
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A Barrel Full Of Clones — Reviewing ‘Black Panther: Intergalactic’ #3
If there is one thing superheroes are probably entirely tired of, it’s world ending battles. A far second is clones.
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Innings Festival Tempe 2026: Grabbing A Ball And Batting It Out
It’s the bottom of the ninth, the San Francisco Giants are down two runs with two outs and bases loaded.
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Beyond The Peanuts: Mouthwatering Treats Found At Innings Festival Tempe 2026
Music. Food. Drinks. Three things that can stand alone but by golly are they even better when they stand together.
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A Millennial Dream Come True At Innings Festival Tempe 2026
On a warm yet still cool February weekend, throngs of energized people gathered along the banks of Tempe’s Salt River.
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Love Really Does Hurt — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #10
Beware, while love is grand, there is also the powerful all-encompassing consuming type that can hit anyone at any time.
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #2 — “Cause And Effect” And “Year Of Hell”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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Sacrifice Of The Hero — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #135
Deep within the mind of Blüdhaven’s children, the voice of a fifth-dimensional clown haunted both their dreams and their nightmares.
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And The Symbiote Makes Three — Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #7
After mistakenly reading internet comments, Felica Hardy jumps at pulling off an interdimensional heist with a now gooey old friend.
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Slashed Heart — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #5
Everything comes crashing together as the multiversal battle royale pulling Ninja Turtles from various dimensions comes to a resounding conclusion.
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Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #1 — “The Visitor” And “Far Beyond The Stars”
On September 8th, 1966, an intrepid crew of explorers boldly went where no one had ever gone before on television.
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Fear And Loathing In New York — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #1
Caging a wild animal doesn’t instantly make them safer or docile. Depending on the creature, their danger status remains strong.
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Review: Kindness Is Absolutely A Superpower In ‘Absolute Wonder Woman Annual 2026’
Greek mythology is full of stories of wonder, pain, and sometimes absolute cruelty most open perpetrated by the gods themselves.
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Comic Couples We Love: The Gorgeous Growth Of Harley & Ivy
Love is still in the air for the penultimate entry for Comic Couples We Love, a special feature of romance.
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Comic Couples We Love: The Unbreakable Strength Of Luke Cage & Jessica Jones
Welcome all to the next entry for Comic Couples We Love, a special feature for the year’s most romantic week.
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The Rise Of The Losers — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #4
Multiversal crossovers are the perfect excuse to crack open the toybox and grab everything and anything to slam them together.
Read moreIn The Margins — Eight Most Important Black Comic Characters Part 1
Welcome to In The Margins, a column dedicated to spotlighting comic creators and characters who belong to often marginalized groups.
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The Heart Of The Bat — Reviewing ‘DC K.O.: Knightfight’ #4
Always ten or more steps ahead, Batman has planned for every outcome except one; an actually happy Batman-free future. That’s
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It’s Farewell, Not Goodbye — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #42
Superhero comic books are known for how there is never actually an end to adventures or stories of any character,
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Old Friends And Stolen Ships — Reviewing ‘Nova’ #4
Life’s tough when a whole alien culture’s repository lives inside your brain, needing constant energy replenishment to escape eternal oblivion.
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Fighting Magic With Magic — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #16
Raised by a witch in Hell, Wonder Woman is no slouch when it comes to the ways of using magic.
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Masking So Much Rage — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey Jones’ #4
Watch out world. Casey Jones is back and better than ever! In fact, he’s a bit too much better really.
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Building Monsters Ain’t For Amateurs — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #47
Creating life, sorry, I mean reanimating life, sure seems to be pretty simple when you put your (messed up) mind
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Interview: Joseph Illidge Speaks Legacy And Importance With ‘New History Of The DC Universe: The Dakota Incident’
In 2025, DC Comics began a journey to present a definitive history of the universe depicted between comic book pages.
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Colorful Space Turf Wars — Reviewing ‘Green Lantern Corps’ #12
It’s been a while since checking in with the Green Lantern Corps. Surely not all that much has gone down.
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