Can’t Keep A Jayne Cobb Down: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #9
All-New Firefly’s journey to breathe a whole lot of depth and life into Jayne Cobb continues as the series approaches
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Review: Burnished Sunsets And Burning Mysteries Fuel ‘Canary’ #3
The posse is gathered and ready to set off to investigate the collapsed mine just outside of the township of
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Advance Review: ‘The Magic Order 3’ #4 Stuns And Shocks
(+++ WARNING: This review of The Magic Order 3 #4 contains some spoilers +++) With each new volume of The
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Advance Review: Sisko Returns To Save the Galaxy – Again – In `Star Trek’ #1
It’s Captain Benjamin Sisko the rescue. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine had one of the most epic – and controversial
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Advance Review: Side Characters Dominate `Sins Of The Black Flamingo’ #5
Who couldn’t use a little help from their friends? After the events of the first four issues in this series
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Alan Moore Book Club: ‘Illuminations’ – Location, Location, Location
The third entry in Moore’s collection of short stories Illuminations, “Location, Location, Location”, is thirty-six pages long and deals with
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A Really Big Hole: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #97
Nightwing and Blockbuster’s long battle came to a powerful and climactic end, but that ending proved to be far more
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The White Wolf Strikes: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #6
Any villain worth their salt always has backup plans and contingencies for that moment when the heroes ultimately (even if
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Advance Review: ‘Mega Centurions: Mega No More’ #4 Astounds
Writer Jon Parrish does a fantastic job with a plot twist that keeps this narrative from being predictable. Though it
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Advance Review: Breaking Into `Dead Mall’ #1 Has Its Perils
Ahhh ye olde shopping mall! That archetype of mid-to-late 20th century capitalism and hangout for teenagers desperately seeking to escape
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Advance Review: A Welcome Shift In Storytelling In `The Roadie’ #2
Shelby Petroski is having a bad day. She was nearly fired for performing profane, sacrilegious sounds during at talent show
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Alan Moore Book Club: ‘Illuminations’ – Not Even Legend
The reader surmises that the stories in this collection might not be presented in the order in which they were
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Another week gone by and another week of news, reviews and previews to sift through to bring you ten of
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Review Round Up: All Of Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews In One Handy Place
A quieter week than normal on the comic book review front, but nonetheless a good selection to share with you
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‘Sea Serpent’s Heir’ Book One Reviewed
If you ever wondered what it looks like to capture a relationship in two panels, that’s exactly what Mairghread Scott
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Sending The Investigation In A New Direction: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #11
It might be mid-October but the Batgirls summer is far from over, as the caped crusaders find themselves contending with
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #16 Heads Back Into The Vault
Easily one of the best stories of the last three years of X-Men has been the recurring motif and evolution
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Review: ‘Pennyworth’ S03 Ep.5 – ‘Rhyme ‘N’ Reason’
There’s nothing like when you can tell a show is trying to rush through a character’s backstory. Maybe that’s a
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Advance Review: Old-Fashioned Fisticuffs Dominate `August: Purgatory Underground’ #4
The more that technology plays into science fiction action stories, the more creators choose to simplify their fighting styles. For
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The Shuri Side Of Things: Reviewing ‘Wakanda’ #1
Just in time for the return of Wakanda on the big screen, Marvel Comics has an aptly named miniseries ready
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Where The Buffalo Soldier Roams: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #10
Forget Alexander, it’s T’Challa over here that is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. All through this
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Review: ‘Batman Vs. Robin’ #2 Prepares To Tear The DCU Apart
Every miniseries and story has an issue that needs to slow down and give some exposition. The important thing in
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Sensual, Sensational Sci-Fi Fantasy: Reviewing ‘StarHenge’ #4
The past, present and future begin to merge like some fevered dream in the latest issue of Liam Sharp’s Arthurian
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Rewards, Reunions And Redemptions: Reviewing ‘Once & Future’ #30
As the curtain falls on this particular story and this particular series there is still plenty of reward, reunions and
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Chaos Comes Home: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #133
With comic book events, they are at their best when all of the various series that are part of the
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Advance Review: An Ending Of Sorts In `The Silver Coin’ #15
Recurring characters in horror anthologies are difficult to come by. Of course, this series has its eponymous spare change that
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Advance Review: `Shaolin Cowboy: Cruel to be Kin’ #6 Starts with a Bang
If the goal of an opening splash page is to set the tone for the rest of an issues, then
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
With NYCC last weekend it comes as no surprise to me, at least, that this week’s list is dominated by
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Review Round Up: All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
More reviews to share with you once again this weekend from our dedicated review team. Tony Thornley looked through these
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Review: ‘Pennyworth’ Season 3, Episode 4 — “Silver Birch”
Sandra (Harriet Slater) is right about one thing. Alfie (Jack Bannon) gets away with everything and this week’s episode couldn’t
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