A Bitter-Sweet Perfect Goodbye: Reviewing ‘Giant-Size Black Cat: Infinity Score’ #1
Some out there say that all good things must come to an end. Others say that everything ends and it’s
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All Gloom And Little Tongue: Reviewing ‘Venom’ #2
The new age of Venom started off with a literal explosive bang with its first issue from the new creative
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Dealing With Merlin Stuff: Reviewing ‘Death Of Doctor Strange: Spider-Man’ #1
As soon as it was announced that Jed MacKay was going to be writing The Death Of Doctor Strange mini-event,
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Choose Your Fighters: Reviewing ‘Robin 2021 Annual’ #1
There are many things that are just beautiful all around about the tradition of oversized annual issues in comics. One
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Owner Of A Lonely Mutant Heart: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #123
The first rule of Mutant Town Fight Club is, you do not talk about Mutant Town Fight Club. Actually, you
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The Mutants’ Court: It’s All About The Wandas In ‘X-Men: Trial Of Magneto’ #4
Hear ye, hear ye, The Mutants’ Court is now in session! Comicon.com’s new column is dedicated to covering the massive
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The Bat Brothers Ride Again: Reviewing ‘Nightwing 2021 Annual’ #01
While they are superheroes through and through, truly one of the best things to see when it comes to the
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #24: A Crisis Of Toxic Porportions
They say the only three certain things in life are birth, death, and change. When it comes to comic books
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Checking Off All The Boxes: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #26
At the very beginning, Marauders was billed as the book where we would see some black market “pirate” sort of
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A New Era Needs New Solutions: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics 2021 Annual’ #1
Social/political issues and comic books (and all forms of art really) have gone hand in hand since the very beginning.
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An Odd Couple Gets Less Odd: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1045
Since the moment he emerged from the shadows to fight for Gotham City, against the superstitious and cowardly criminals, the
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Tinker, Tailor, Avenger, Spy: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #1
Any time one chooses to engage with any form of art/entertainment there is the chance that said art/entertainment will be
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A Story Of Heroes: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Times’ #5
What actually makes a hero a hero? Perhaps it’s always that person that has a long resume of good deeds
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A Journey Comes To An End: Reviewing ‘Beyond The Breach’ #5
When one journey ends, it’s often just the precursor to the beginning of many new adventures. With its fifth issue,
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The Conquered State Of Fear: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #37
There is nowhere that the entirely of ‘Fear State‘ has felt direr and more important than the streets of Alleytown,
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #23: Morphing Into A Whole New Era
They say the only three certain things in life are birth, death, and change. When it comes to comic books
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A Suspect Hidden In Plain Sight: Reviewing ‘The Death Of Doctor Strange’ #3
There are a vast number of subjects that are part of eternal debates amongst the members of comics fandom. One
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Suffer The Consequences: Reviewing ‘Ka-Zar: Lord Of The Savage Land’ #3
There are many things that are generally a common occurrence in stories that are about heroic journeys of any kind,
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Hawke Vs Robin, For All The Marbles: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #8
Often in any serialized form of storytelling, when there is an entry that pads out the time towards the big
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #22: The Birth Of The Unstoppable Wasp!
They say the only three certain things in life are birth, death, and change. When it comes to comic books
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The Bitter Taste Of Life: Reviewing ‘Eat The Rich’ #4
There are a vast number of things that can be and are horrifying about the way societal systems work, especially
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It’s A Family Affair: Reviewing ‘Aquaman: The Becoming’ #3
Jackson Hyde’s first days taking over the role of Aquaman aren’t off to the greatest of a start, since he’s
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Truly, Be Careful What You Wish For: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy’ #13
Compared to the distinguished competition and other fictional universes, the magical side of Marvel Comics hasn’t gotten as deep of
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Review: Taskmaster Comes A Calling In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #32
Corporate synergy is nothing new when it comes to the realm of comic books these days, especially since superhero films/shows
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When Revolution Breeds A Regime Most Foul: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #11
Welcome back to the town of Stillwater where you can meet the new boss, who is the same as the
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A True Shock To The System: Reviewing ‘Static: Season One’ #4
Comic books, like most forms of artistic expression, have a long history of dealing with the issues and situations that
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Return Of The So-Called King: Reviewing ‘Excalibur’ #25
Comic books within the United States have long been known for their monthly format, giving you bite-sized chunks of a
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The True Power Of Fear: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #3
Despite what a portion of the internet claims, comic books, like all other forms of art, are more often than
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #21: Welcome To The 21st Century, Archie Andrews!
They say the only three certain things in life are birth, death, and change. When it comes to comic books
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We Begin Again: Reviewing ‘Robin & Batman’ #01
Batman and Robin, the dynamic duo. They go together like peanut butter and jelly — where one is, the other
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One For All, And All For One: ‘Hellions’ #17 Review
One of the overarching themes of the X-Men line of books has always been about this idea of found family.
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