X-23 #8 Puts The Kinney Sisters At Odds
Ever since the relaunch of this series, the overarching theme of X-23 has been family. Though in past issues, that
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Uncanny X-Men #9 Is Full Of The Best Kind Of Fan Service
As I was reading Uncanny X-Men #9 I repeatedly found myself giggling and getting more and more excited. It was
Read moreYoung Justice #1 Is A Fun Yet Flawed Debut
I was raised on Young Justice. Even before the characters joined together and began using that moniker, I was hooked
Read moreStar Wars Adventures: Destroyer Down #3 Is All Ages Comics Done Right
From time to time, I like to take a look at a random issue of a series or a miniseries
Read moreThe Flash #61 Throws Barry In The Deep End
Each issue of The Flash’s Force Quest storyline has been centered around escalation. Barry and Iris keep getting deeper and
Read moreWar Is Hell (And So Is Love) In Wonder Woman #61
The last few issues of Wonder Woman seem determined to rebuild the Greek pantheon after their destruction over the past
Read moreDoctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor #3 Is Full Of Classic Who Hallmarks
The first two issues of this series were good stories, full of fun touches and classic Doctor Who moments. But
Read moreShatterstar #4 Unleashes The Warrior
In the course of this miniseries to date, we’ve seen the protagonist as a humble self-made man, a driven detective,
Read moreTony Stark: Iron Man #7 Is Full Of Real World Tech Terrors
If Iron Man’s latest volume has been about the utopian and dystopian applications of Stark Tech in the Marvel Universe,
Read moreUncanny X-Men #8 Flips The Story On Its Head
X-Men Disassembled is reaching its climax with this week’s Uncanny X-Men #8. The issue of full of revelations, and shocking
Read moreBy Crom, Conan The Barbarian #1 Is Reborn In Blood!
A year ago, Marvel Comics announced that they had regained the license to perhaps the most famous character in fantasy-
Read moreMan-Eaters #4 Is An Artifact From Another World
Man-Eaters #4 is kind of a difficult thing to talk about. Rather than a sequential story, instead we take a
Read moreMarvel Action Avengers #1 Is Flashy And Full Of Energy
IDW’s line of all-ages Marvel Superhero titles are still in its infancy, but Marvel Action Avengers #1 may prove the
Read moreThe Complete Line Of Image’s Cemetery Beach Impact Variants Revealed
In the art world, sometimes one of the best ways to those who influence you is to pay homage to
Read moreKill Six Billion Demons Returns In March From Image Comics
The hit webcomic Kill Six Billion Demons has been running for a few years now, and Image is bringing you the
Read moreA Duo Of All Ages Offerings Announced For Dark Horse’s FCBD Release
It’s getting to be the time that comic companies gear up for one of the best annual events in the
Read moreUncanny X-Men #7 Goes Smaller Scale In A Big Way
After six issues of a fast-paced event, Uncanny X-Men #7 slows down quite a bit, and focuses on a smaller
Read moreDark Horse Comics Brings Us Ghosts, Witches, And Samurai In Isabellae Volume 1
It might sound like a weird Wizard of Oz pastiche, but Isabellae is a best selling French series, and Dark Horse is
Read moreValiant’s Livewire Faces A New Threat In Extended Preview Of #2
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
Read moreExtermination #5: The Saga Of The Original Five X-Men Comes To An End
We all knew it was going to come to an end eventually. The only thing we didn’t know was how.
Read moreRiding The Rails In Middlewest #2
After a whirlwind of a first issue (sorry, I had to), Middlewest settles back a little more with world building
Read moreExorsisters #3 Gets Apocalyptic
Exorsisters has been an interesting series so far. It really feels like a breath of fresh air, and this issue’s
Read moreLivewire #1 Reintroduces The World’s Most Dangerous Woman
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.
Read moreWonder Woman #60 Starts To Click For The New Team
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
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