Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts (Sunday Edition)
A day later than usual, but Sunday is still the weekend. And, who knows, you might have even more time
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Reviews
Review Round Up: Presenting All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Another week of reviews to share with you from the usual suspects. Scott Redmond posted the following reviews across the
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This One Goes Out To The Birds: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #6
Making friends with an evil vampire. A witch burdened with Slayer powers losing control. A slayer that’s not a slayer
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It’s All About The Ideas, Man: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #5
Things have to get worse before they can get better is a sentiment that a lot of people seem to
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Advance Review: Fleshing Out the Villains In `Minor Threats’ #2
Minor villains have been the staple of comic books for decades. They serve often as comic relief or as a
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Advance Review: Embracing Every Liberal Cause In `Survival Street’ #3
Comic books are no stranger to tackling important social issues. Throughout their history they have, either directly or through metaphors,
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Responsibility Personified: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #10 Reviewed
Spider-Man is one of the few superheroes whose motivation can be boiled down to a sentence- with great power comes
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Walter Huston Rains On Joan Crawford’s Parade: Lewis Milestone’s ‘Rain’ Reviewed
Sadie Thompson (Joan Crawford) is a prostitute with a heart of gold. Mr. Davidson (Walter Huston) is the missionary who
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A Rock And A Hard Place: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #8
When creating an adaptation that continues the story of something beloved, there is often a delicate balance that many feel
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What The Future Holds: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #42
Commonly many say that every ending is truly just another beginning. They must have been talking about comic books because
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Trouble Goes International: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #47
With a series like Catwoman, there aren’t really any ‘quiet’ issues as the cat burglar/vigilante is always involved with some
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Don’t Trust The Evil A.I. In Cyber Prison: Reviewing ‘Iron Cat’ #4
Comic book characters like Iron Man have been around for so many decades, a lot of potential story avenues or
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TV Review: ‘Los Espookys’ Season 2
You can’t spell Los Espookys without “spooky,” and what would spooky season be without new episodes of the HBO comedy?
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Advance Review: Fighting The Good Fight In ‘August: Purgatory Underground’ #3
Fistfights are not always the easiest battles to follow in comic books. Depicting the precise actions and reactions takes quite
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Review: A New Hero Rises In ‘Batman/Superman: World’s Finest’ #7
The World’s Finest have inspired more than their fair share of heroes. Batman/ Superman: World’s Finest #7 introduces one we
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Advance Review: Revealing Origins In `Sins Of The Black Flamingo’ #4
In any story, exposition is more of an art than a science. There’s no predetermined, optimal path for a writer
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Wagner’s Ring But With More Gags And Gore: Reviewing ‘Beware The Eye Of Odin’ #4
Like a game of football, or soccer as you Yanks insist on calling it, Beware The Eye of Odin #4
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The Wong Side Of Life: Reviewing ‘Strange’ #6
Wherever one happens to find the Sorcerer Supreme Strange, they are sure to find Wong as well. This is a
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The Heart Of The Matter: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #96
Back in March 2021, a new creative team came on board Nightwing, with their plans and goals that truly brought
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #49: There Are Two Wolves Inside Wolverine?
As with most things, not all retcons are created equal. Some are good, some are bad, and some are just
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Senior Editor Olly MacNamee is off at the High Vis Street Art Festival, so I’m filling in for this weekend’s
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The End Is The Beginning: ‘AXE Judgment Day’ #5 Reviewed
The Progenitor has rendered judgment. The earth has failed. This is what happens next. AXE: Judgment Day #5 continues Marvel’s
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Advance Review: Entering the Disney World from Hell In `Dark Ride’ #1
With rides named Devil’s Due, Murder Mountain, Cannibal Café and Tunnel of Lovecraft, it’s pretty clear that that the amusement
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Review: ‘New Mutants’ #30 Celebrates In Style
It’s been forty years since the debut of the first spin-off from Marvel’s uncanny heroes. In New Mutants #30, we
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The Final Countdown: Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk’ #5
The Spider-Band kicked off their adventures by kicking some Nazi butt before hitting the road for a powerful tour, bringing
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The Little Red Dress That Sparked A Murder Spree: ‘I’m Dangerous Tonight’ Reviewed
They say every woman should have a little black dress in their closet. A murderous red dress might not be
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Of Moths And Fish: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #10
There are a great variety of ways that it can be said but for the sake of brevity and to
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Advance Review: ‘Mega Centurions: Mega No More’ #3 Regains Quality
Writer Jon Parrish does a great job at making the characters seem realistic in their conversations. It is arguable that
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The Thin Bat Line: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #13
Out of all the heroes, it is no surprise that Batman has one of the closest relationships with the police.
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Review: ‘Savage Avengers’ #5 Ends An Age Of Sword & Sorcery
Since his return to the pages of Marvel Comics, Conan the Barbarian has been a massive part of the Marvel
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Advance Review: The 12-Step Program From Hell In `Ice Cream Man’ #32
For many addicts, the road to recovery begins with a 12-step program. You know the drill: Admit that you are
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