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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Author: Scott Redmond
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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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do — Reviewing ‘Harley & Ivy: Life & Crimes’ #3
Toxic relationships are not a simple thing to suddenly finish … especially ones with the very homicidally toxic Joker. It’s
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Scared Little Boy Behind A Mask — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1105
Who is the Lion and why did they become the latest deadly threat to Batman and Gotham City? The Dark
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The Most Dangerous Of Games — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #134
Ideas are a powerful thing. When manifested as reality, they have the power to alter lives and the world itself.
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Out With The Old And The New — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #9
New Years is a time of celebration to let go of the past and look toward a potentially better future.
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Father Doesn’t Know Best — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #14
For the Hamato brothers, there is an honorable and dishonorable way to deal with the various criminals they face regularly.
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Taking A Mighty Big Swing — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #40
Once upon a time, DC Comics launched a comic book that gave a particular supervillain the solo spotlight they deserved.
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This Clown Ain’t Funny At All — Reviewing ‘Harley & Ivy: Life & Crimes’ #2
Romance is never easy. Especially when one partner’s psychotic clown ex-boyfriend is blowing up the city to frame the duo.
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More Punching, Less Yapping — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #2
Sometimes there are things in life that seem so cool in concept, but in execution just miss. They’re right there,
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Fighting Fire With Heart — Reviewing ‘DC K.O.: Knightfight’ #3
Batman is known to be ten-or-more steps ahead of others. Like the Boy Scouts motto, he’s always prepared. Unfortunately, that
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Don’t Call It A Crisis — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Battle Nexus’ #1
Imagine that feeling that comes from grabbing a bunch of different action figures and smashing them up against one another.
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Leaping Before Never Looking — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Casey Jones’ #3
Armed with hockey sticks, baseball bats, and other sports equipment, Casey Jones is ready for a lot of normal threats.
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New Year, New Comics: Getting Beautifully Lost With ‘Bone’
It’s a whole new year, and that means plenty of more time to devote toward reading comics old and new.
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Stop, It’s Hammer Time — Reviewing ‘Nova: Centurion’ #3
Sometimes vengeance is served not through the most powerful weapons at one’s disposal but the most general tools at hand.
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Ruling In Space Ain’t Easy — Reviewing ‘Black Panther: Intergalactic’ #1
A simmering plot brings grand change and greater danger to the playing field of galactic empires within the Marvel Universe.
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Titans Of The Gridiron — Reviewing ‘Street Sharks’ #3
What happens when an aquatic themed college homecoming football game is threatened by Dr. Paradigm’s potentially gene-changing poisoned energy drinks?
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A Good Old Fashioned Team-Up — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #15
Symbols, whatever shape or form they may take, are a grand source of power in various aspects of our world.
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The Lion Roars With Anger — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1104
Batman is cool, calculated, and controlling. He’s always able to counter moves and be steps ahead, but is logically careful
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A Big Top Of The Mind — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #133
Darkness and Blüdhaven are old and deeply intimate friends. Gotham’s darker-yet-lighter twin is how many would describe it. Something rotten
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Billions And American Ridiculousness — Reviewing ‘The Will Of Doom’ #1
The reign of Victor Von Doom has ended, but the impact that Doctor Doom has on this world has not.
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Who Is The Monster Is Pretty Clear — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #46
Victor Frankenstein and Guillermo del Toro, eat your hearts out, there’s a new monster making baddie making their creative mark.
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