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The hit webcomic Kill Six Billion Demons has been running for a few years now, and Image is bringing you the
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After six issues of a fast-paced event, Uncanny X-Men #7 slows down quite a bit, and focuses on a smaller
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It might sound like a weird Wizard of Oz pastiche, but Isabellae is a best selling French series, and Dark Horse is
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Livewire #1 was a pleasant surprise with just how good it was, exploring themes of paranoia, discrimination, and penance. Now we get
Read moreThe X-Man Cometh In Uncanny X-Men #6
One thing Uncanny X-Men has done really well the last few issues is building and progressing each issue. Often events
Read moreWe Now Interrupt Your Regularly Scheduled Programming In Batman #61
In Batman #38, we got a one-off story about a potential new villain in the making. It was an unexpected
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We all knew it was going to come to an end eventually. The only thing we didn’t know was how.
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After a whirlwind of a first issue (sorry, I had to), Middlewest settles back a little more with world building
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Exorsisters has been an interesting series so far. It really feels like a breath of fresh air, and this issue’s
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If Harbinger Wars II had any effect earlier this year, it was to show that Amanda McKee was an a-list
Read moreShadowman #10 Fights A War On Two Fronts
After issues that felt like action movies and spy thrillers, Shadowman #10 embraces its roots fully, shifting back into horror.
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Wonder Woman has always had one foot in mythology while remaining in Man’s World. This issue shows that it may
Read moreThe Flash #60 Introduces A New Hero Who’s In It To Last
Often when we get a cover liked The Flash #60, the issue ends up being perfunctory, with the new hero
Read moreBlack Panther #7 Gears Up For War
After an introductory arc that felt a bit like a more thoughtful space opera, Black Panther #7 ramps up the
Read moreX-23 #7 Continues To Explore Family Through An Action Movie Lens
One thing that’s impressed me with each issue of Marvel’s X-23 is that each issue is two things–an excellent action
Read moreBatman Annual #3 Is a Portrait Of One Of Comics’ Greatest Characters
Alfred Pennyworth is one of the most stalwart and reliable supporting characters in comics. You could dismiss him as a
Read moreUncanny X-Men #5 Turns Into World War X
While this issue puts the brewing schism on the back burner, Uncanny X-Men #5 goes into full action movie mode.
Read moreInfinite Dark #3 Takes An Unexpected But Welcome Left Turn
Honestly, this issue of Infinite Dark shouldn’t have surprised me. The first issue was brilliant nihilistic cosmic horror, and the
Read moreSuperman #6 Is The Best Superhero Book You’ll Read This Week
Superman #6 is two very interesting halves, that shouldn’t work together in one issue. Somehow though, they do and actually
Read moreThe Crew Gets Into A Heap Of Trouble In Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor #2
There are elements that are essential to any Doctor Who story- excitement, emotion, timey-wimey antics, and a little whimsy. Often
Read moreVenom #9 Shows That You Can Never Go Home
After the better part of a year, Eddie Brock has been through a lot, questioning everything he knew about his
Read moreBlackbird #3 Immerses Readers In A Magical World
After two issues of character building, Blackbird #3 takes a different approach, leading towards a deeper mythology in the series.
Read moreThe Freeze #1 Is A Wholly Unique Apocalypse
Post-apocalyptic survival horror is one of comics’ favorite genres. The best takes on it give us a different twist on
Read moreShatterstar #3 Turns Into A Brutal Noir Revenge Tale
Shatterstar has been something different each issue. The first issue was a bit of a relationship dramedy. The second was
Read moreBatman #60 Will Leave You Speechless
After an issue that carries forward the theme of the last few stories, Batman #60 ends on a final page
Read moreUncanny X-Men #4 Causes A Schism
For an arc called X-Men Disassembled, Uncanny X-Men hasn’t actually featured a lot of disassembling. That changes in #4, as
Read moreMartin Manhunter #1 Is The Weirdest Detective Story In Comics
In the pantheon of DC’s heroes, it’s impossible to argue that J’Onn J’Onzz is among the top tier. It’s also
Read moreShazam! #1 Is Just Plain Fun
Sometimes a comic comes along that perfectly captures the spirit of a character and concept. In SHAZAM #1, Geoff Johns
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A problem events often run into is pacing. Even the best events struggle with it. Sometimes events tread water in
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