The Power Of Friendship: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #6
The first eight months following the arrival of eight billion genies left the Earth a truly unrecognizable place. Now those
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Something For The Thanksgiving Weekend: Your Holiday Season Dose Of Popular Posts
Happy Holidays, folks! We all hope your enjoying your weekend, and maybe you’ve dropped in on us here for a
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All Last Week’s Reviews
With something of a truncated week due to you Yanks celebrating something called Thanksgiving, it was not as big a
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Christmas Book Club: ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Chapter 1
Frank Miller experienced a very successful and significant run as artist on Daredevil from issue 158 to 191. With Daredevil
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Boxing And Barbara Stanwyck: ‘Golden Boy’ Reviewed
In cases where a film has a predominately male cast, it’s always best to be wary about how plum a
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Review: ‘Pennyworth’ S03 Ep.10 – ‘Highland Wedding’
All the Cat Stevens songs in the world can’t make Pennyworth‘s season finale any better but, like a spoonful of
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Trouble In Paradise Averted, But At A Cost: Reviewing ‘The Prodigy: The Icarus Society’ #5
The Prodigy: The Icarus Society #5 sees the curtain come down on the last series featuring Edison Crane, super brain.
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Between Two Worlds: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #49
Things have a habit of moving rather quickly and compounding within the world of Selina Kyle/Catwoman, and elements from her
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A Past Most Sinister: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #8
As Sherlock Holmes said, “When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the
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Review: ‘Voyagis’ #1 Creates A Fascinating New World
Creator-owned science-fiction worlds are always exciting to see. Image Comics’ Voyagis kicks off new with an interesting world, engaging action
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Advance Review: Mixing Sci-Fi And Western Tropes In `Fear Of A Red Planet’ #1
From the Mad Max movie series to TV’s Firefly, setting Westerns in a science fiction setting is a familiar tactic
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Reviewing Will Morris’ ‘Gospel’ #1: Historical Fantasy And The Telling Of Tales
Will Morris‘ 5-issue series Gospel tells of “magic, action, adventure, devils, giants, assassins and friends that stumble, fall and rise
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Those Real World Blues: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #1
Once upon a time (more like 2015) there was a series called I Hate Fairyland where a young woman named
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Review: Searching For Something Heroic In `Rogue State’ #1
“There’s no heroes, Marlo. There’s just you and me and a bazillion not-super villains.” That’s what a wall-scaling Clara Cruz tells
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Advance Review: Love Rules In `Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #1
This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang but a love story. In Once Upon a Time
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Advance Review: Dialing Up The Horror In `The Silver Coin’ Vol. 3
Like a bad penny, a mysterious coin keeps showing up in every horror story in The Silver Coin. This currency,
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Something For The Weekend: Your Weekly Dose Of Popular Posts
Another selection of popular posts to share with you, with a string slant towards comics and television. Let;s dive in
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Review Round Up: All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews For Your Reading Pleasure
Another handful of comic book reviews for you to read through on this crisp November day. Well, here in the
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Review: ‘Pennyworth’ S03 Ep.9 – ‘Rag Trade’
Nothing takes the romance out of a proposal than saying you’re ready “to do the right thing” over and over
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Taking A Mighty Leap: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #10
Quite often people quote a variation of the saying about how it’s not the destination that matters but the journey
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A Whole Lotta ’90s Goodness: Reviewing ‘Buffy ’97’ Softcover Edition
Comics books are a medium where a great many ideas, especially the fun ones, can find a life that might
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Review: ‘Door To Door, Night By Night’ #1 Is An Unexpected Winner
The trope of monster hunters with unexpected day jobs is practically as old as the monster hunter subgenre itself. But
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A Mite Bit Of Fun: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #98
Imps and Demons and souls, oh my! One can never really be certain what types of adventures might suddenly be
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Where No Mutant Has Gone Before: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #8
If saving the past, including a whole ancient progenitor civilization, meant potentially erasing the present and everything that came before
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Review: The Whole Hog In `Shaolin Cowboy: Cruel To Be Kin’ #7
Geof Darrow doesn’t really do subtle. Whether it’s his unique, over-the-top visual style or his witty, pull-no-punches scripts, Darrow is
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City At War Once More: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #134
Rat King’s Armageddon Game has begun and chaos is spreading through Mutant Town, leaving the members of the Splinter Clan
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Building Something New: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game – The Alliance’ #1
Over the past decade, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe at IDW Publishing has expanded wider and wider bringing in
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A Philosophical, Profound And Personal Sci-Fi Story: Reviewing ‘Traveling To Mars’ #1
Meet Roy Livingston. And like many, his life was a mundane series of events ending in a dead-end job and
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Review: ‘Spider-Man’ #2 Is A Pretty Mess
The Spider-Verse is rocketing towards an end. I’m left to wonder if we should just hurry and put it out
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Advance Review: ‘Cosmic Debris’ #1 Has Flaws And Potential
This first issue of Cosmic Debris is definitely an independent comic in style and execution. Meaning that it arguably shouldn’t
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Advance Review: Something Is Missing In `Something Is Killing The Children’ #26
Erica Slaughter is finally back. Well sort of. After nearly four months, Something is Killing the Children is back on
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