‘Billionaire Island: Cult Of Dogs’ #1 Review: Smart, Fun, Much Needed Satire From Mark Russell And Steve Pugh
A lot has happened in the world since Mark Russell and Steve Pugh’s biting satire on the wealthy in the
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Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #15
As far too many real-world current events are showing time and time again, fear is a powerful tool that many
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #1 Proves To Be The World’s Greatest
The Fantastic Four have had a rough few years. The franchise’s latest #1 show that the way is still pretty
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Alan Moore Book Club: ‘Illuminations’: “Illuminations”
The sixth entry in the book, ‘Illuminations’, at eighteen pages long, is the short story which also bears the same
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Advance Review: Exploring The Mysteries Of A Joined Species In `Star Trek: Trill’
With hundreds of hours of television in its 50-plus year history, Star Trek has the luxury of exploring other species
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Advance Review: When The New Seems All Too Familiar In `Wiper’
While the future may not be all it’s cracked up to be, in the world of Wiper, neither it seems
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Advance Review: Jae Lee is the Real Savior in `Seven Sons’ #6
If there’s one thing that Seven Sons has taught us, it’s that being one of the chosen few isn’t all
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Advance Review: Stepping Away From A Game’s Glow In `Star Trek: Resurgence’#1
Comic books based on videos games have a mixed history. And it’s not usually a good sign when the sole
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Thin Line Between Peace And Violence: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #11
For months, the life of former King T’Challa has been spiraling as his sins have come to light and Wakanda
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‘StarHenge’ #5 Advance Review: The Cosmic And The Celtic Create A Magically Dense Drama
Past, present and future converge and merge more and more as we learn more of the sensual and scary “tree
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It’s All Green From Here: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #6
Issue after issue, Poison Ivy has been a dark and powerful glimpse into the mind of one of Batman’s most
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Advance Review: Decapitations, Animations And Mutilations (Oh My!) In `Dark Ride’ #2
It didn’t take long for Dark Ride to get really…well…dark. Sure, we expected some of the darkness after a strong
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‘Plush’ #1 Advance Review: More Humorous Horror And Gory Gags From Doug Wagner And Daniel Hillyard
The crazy gang behind Plastic and Vinyl are back with another human-made material named series, Plush, and as you may
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Review: It All Goes Down In ‘X-Men Red’ #8
X-Men Red has built one of the most complex and layered narratives in comics right now. Now after nearly two
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Another round up of some of the more popular posts from the past week for your enjoyment. so, you know
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All Of Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
A rater busy week for our reviewers with a fair few reviews, and here they all are now: Tom Smithyman
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Review: ‘Antioch’ #2 Does Okay
Writer Patrick Kindlon provides more exposition in this issue than in the first issue (Antioch #1 [2022]). This is both
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It’s Their World, We’re Just Living In It: Reviewing ‘Batgirls Vol 1’
Fans of Barbara Gordon, Stephanie Brown, and Cassandra “Cass” Cain have been waiting quite some time for the three to
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Advance Review: `Minor Threats’ #3 Takes Its D-Listers Very Seriously
They might be D-list villains, but they take their job pretty seriously. The would-be bad guys in Minor Threats –
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Making The Right Moves: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game’ #2
The Rat King’s game to end all games has begun, leaving the Splinter Clan and their allies scrambling to find
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A Slayer Without A Cause: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #7
In this world, there are a large number of people trying to find their space in life or even their
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‘Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed’ Review: Great Asymmetric Multiplayer Fun Can Barely Compensate For What’s Lacking
IllFonic is known to develop multiplayer games related to fan favorite franchises such as Predator and Friday the 13th. In
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Review: ‘Pennyworth’ S03 Ep.7 – ‘Don’t Push It’
Similar to the Tower of London prison break in episode four, getting Zahra’s dad (David Yip) out of the secret
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Mystery And Monsters: Reviewing ‘Heart Eyes’ #3 From Vault Comics
Its good to see, in Heart Eyes #3, that my Spidey-senses tingled about the monster-loving Lupe last issue are shared
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Falling Two Steps Behind: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1065
Finding ways to tell Batman-related stories that haven’t been done, or been done to death, becomes increasingly harder to do
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The Cats Scratch Back: Reviewing ‘Iron Cat’ #5
If there is one thing that entertainment has taught us all over the decades, it’s that even when the world
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School Of Hard Knocks: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Finals’ #1
School breaks are always a mixed bag, good for some and bad for others. It’s even worse when said school
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Advance Review: Saving the World Comes At A Price In `Astronaut Down’ #4
It’s taken a few issues, but Astronaut Down is getting good. Really good. The series had a promising but uneven
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Alan Moore Book Club: ‘Illuminations’: “The Improbably Complex High-Energy State”
The fifth entry in the book, “The Improbably Complex High-Energy State”, at thirty-eight pages long, is a playful but ultimately
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Advance Review: The Bluntman Returns In `Quick Stops’ #1
In his latest comic book series Quick Stops, Kevin Smith artfully blends his love of comic books, New Jersey, his
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Advance Review: `Star Trek– Picard – Stargazer’ #3 Sticks The Landing
Talk about sticking the landing – and not a minute too soon. Star Trek: Picard – Stargazer has been an
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