Advance Review: ‘Everfrost’ #1 Is A Deep Dive Into A Visually Stunning And Dense Science-Fiction Fantasy World
There are stories that slowly take the audience into the world they are presenting, holding their hand as the story
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Stories can take a lot of shapes and forms, covering the variety of genres and sub-genres humanity has created over
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Our reality is a constant series of similar and different events that collide against one another, sometimes touching our lives
Read moreReview: The Heist Is On As ‘Black Cat’ #5 Delivers Heavy Secrets And Deep Emotions Along The Way
Since it kicked off in 2019, Marvel Comics’ Black Cat series has been an action-packed, thieving romp around the Marvel
Read moreReview: Things In Madripoor Come To A Semi-Conclusion With ‘Marauders’ #19
Among certain circles of X-fandom on the internet, there is little debate as to how overall good the current era
Read moreReview: ‘Excalibur’ #20 Presents The Sorrowful Tale Of A Ghostly Mutant
At this point, it would be quite a task to find any significant mutant character at Marvel (those that have
Read moreReview: ‘Mann’s World’ #3 Is Pretty To Look At. But Struggles To Find Its Message
Often what compels the audience to continue to follow any piece of media is characters that they can connect with
Read moreReview: ‘Firefly’ #27 Is A Perfect Jumping On Point And Character Study Of Malcolm Reynolds
There is a pearl of often-quoted wisdom about comic books that states that every issue of a series could be
Read moreReview: High School, Trauma, And Horror Connect In The Darkly Beautiful ‘Shadowcraft’ #1
Teen dramas, even one with supernatural elements, are a dime a dozen most times, especially in our modern era. Some
Read moreReview: Cops And Masks Collide In The Action-Packed And Dynamic ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #6
For five issues, The Next Batman: Second Son has been building quite a few connected, but not fully connected plotlines.
Read moreReview: ‘Black Cat’ #4 Pits Cat Versus Cat In A Stylish Character Driven Storyline
Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, has been on a whirlwind tour of the Marvel Universe, pulling off various high-profile heists
Read moreReview: ‘Byte-Sized’ #4 Delivers A Beautiful, Action-Packed, And Fulfilling Conclusion To The Amblin Like Series
One of the best things that a story can do, especially a shorter one, is hook you in a way
Read moreReview: ‘TMNT: Best of Michelangelo’ Focuses On The Fun Loving Heart Of The Turtle Clan
Every member of the Turtle/Splinter/Hamato Clan has their specific niche that they seem to fill when it comes to personality
Read moreReview: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #5 Is Full Of Foxes, Ratcatchers And Social Media Cancelations
One of the greatest benefits that comes from weekly releases of entertainment is the ability to really breeze forward in
Read moreReview: Gotham’s Bold New Era Continues In ‘Detective Comics’ #1034 With A Heist, A Murder Most Foul And Lots Of Bruce Wayne
The Joker War is over and Infinite Frontier has begun at DC Comics, ushering in a new era for much
Read moreReview: The Journey And The Mystery Come To A Very Fitting End In ‘Taskmaster’ #5
A good mystery is one that employs a lot of the skills of a magician. Misdirection and distraction keep the
Read moreReview: ‘Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse’ #1 Plots A New But Familiar Course For The Short-Lived Cult Classic Series
The more things change, the more they seem to stay the same. That’s the overall seeming message when it comes
Read moreReview: ‘Excalibur’ #19 Tackles A Big Decades Long Simmering Character Moment
Since it is debut in 2019, the latest incarnation of Marvel Comics’ Excalibur has been threading a great number of
Read moreReview: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #4 Returns Focus To The Fox Family While Still Making Changes To Gotham
Digital comics is a realm that many comic book publishers have dabbled in from time to time in various ways
Read moreReview: ‘Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade’ #1 Presents A Broken Hero Just Trying His Best
Being a hero is hard. Not only are there all the crimes to stop and fighting the same bad guys,
Read moreReview: Outlawed Comes To A Perfectly Not So Clean End In ‘Champions’ #5
Marvel Comics’ youthful heroes were pushed to the brink last year with the events of the Outlawed one-shot, where tragedy
Read moreReview: The Wight Witch Comes A Calling In ‘Catwoman’ #29
Currently, DC Comics, under the Infinite Frontiers banner, is welcoming a slew of new creative teams as shepherds of its
Read moreReview: The Pain And The Horror Of Immortality Is Laid Bare In ‘Stillwater’ Volume 1
Living forever seems like the type of thing that many would regard as a potential gift, perhaps a gift from
Read moreReview: ‘Nightwing’ #78 Is The Bold, Colorful, And Heartfelt Rebirth Dick Grayson Deserves
Nightwing is not Batman. In fact, he’s better than Batman. He’s more fun, more personable, more empathetic, he’s more connected
Read moreReview: Classic Foe Duos Collide In A Gorgeous Brutal Ballet In ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #115
In most fiction, the mix of time travel, baby mutants thinking a ninja is their mother, and a future battle
Read moreReview: All Paths Lead Right Through Wakanda In ‘Taskmaster’ #4
In his quest to prove his innocence, Taskmaster has already had to take on the likes of the superpowered Hyperion
Read moreReview: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #3 Brings Major Change To Gotham City As The Future Batman’s Origin Story Continues
After all these decades of being represented upon the comic pages and various forms of media, Batman and Gotham City
Read moreReview: The Past Packs Quite A Punch In ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II’ #5
The path to personal redemption is never an easy road to travel, especially when the sins of your past return
Read moreReview: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #2 Presents A Not So Happy Fox Family Reunion
It is often said that one cannot go home again, and that certainly seems to be the case for the
Read moreReview: Adults Are Both The Problem And The Solution In ‘Power Pack’ #4
Thanks to the passage of Kamala’s Law, all the underage heroes of the Marvel Universe have to register with a
Read moreReview: ‘Marvel’s Voices: Legacy’ #1 Brings Marvel Closer To Truly Being The World Outside Your Window
Representation matters. This phrase has always been true, but the last year has put it firmly into a new light
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