The Spider Hero We Deserve: Reviewing ‘Silk Vol 2’
Debuting new characters within these comic book universes that have been running for decades is not an easy prospect. For
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It’s All Coming Together: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #4
Things have been steadily building up, the plot of the villains and the actions of the heroes overlapping but staying
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Revenge And Creepy Stepsisters: ‘Jack Be Nimble’ Reviewed
Early in Garth Maxwell’s Jack Be Nimble, Jack and Dora’s mom (Patricia Phillips) turns on a record of a fairy
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The Detective And The Odd Couple: Reviewing ‘Barnstormers’ #2
Barnstormers #2 takes no time in getting off to a flying start (see what I did there?) with an insight
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The Batman Of The Future Today: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ Vol 1
A new era means it’s time for a different version of Batman to rise up and tackle a diverse level
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Advance Review: ‘The Magic Order 3’ #2 Offers Flashbacks, Prophecies And Troubling Revelations
The opening to The Magic Order 3 #2 throws us back to 1982 and the first meeting of Cordelia’s parents,
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Hear The Voices Of The Youth: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #6
Through their first five issues, New Masters creators Shobo and Shof Coker have been steadily building out a fantastical world
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Review: Jamie Smart’s ‘Bunny Vs Monkey And The Supersonic Aye-Aye’ – Spectacularly Silly, Fabulously Funny
Book 4 of Jamie Smart’s outrageously silly and gut-bustingly funny Bunny Vs Monkey series just does it all over again
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The Masks That We Wear: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1063
Sometimes in life there comes a moment where someone might try a recipe, they got from a friend that combines
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Advance Review: Revisiting Jean-Luc’s First Command In `Star Trek: Picard – Stargazer’ #1
For Jean-Luc Picard, before there was the USS Enterprise, there was the USS Stargazer. Picard’s first command, years before he
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Goblins & Spiders Are Strange Bedfellows: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #8 Reviewed
Peter Parker has made plenty of allies of his enemies in the past. Amazing Spider-Man #8 makes for the most
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Advance Review: ‘The Walking Dead’ Meets ‘Dungeons And Dragons’ In `Dead Kingdom’ #1
The zombie apocalypse has invaded nearly every aspect of our culture, from video games to movies to television’s The Walking
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Not Your Final Girl Podcast – Surprise Musicals: ‘The Wicker Man’ (1973) And ‘Good Manners’ (2017)
Your (Not Your Final) Girls are back at it again with another oddball double feature, and this one comes with
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Advance Review: ‘Ghost Planet’ One-Shots It
The main cover is by artist/letterer Sean Von Gorman and colorist Omar Estevez. It features an ominous atmosphere thanks to
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Review Round Up: All The Past Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Another round of reviews to share with you all to give you some idea of whether any of this week’s
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Hitting The Fast Forward Button Hard: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #5
After four issues of a bunch of high-flying space adventures, the Marauders switch it up with time travel and a
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Advance Review: ‘Mega Centurions: Mega No More’ #2 Dips Quality
Artist Dexter Wee does a mostly great job with the interiors. However, Wee uses an unnecessary and jarring dutch angle
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Dream Big: ‘The Phantom Of The Open’ Reviewed
Just as there’s a difference between reality and fiction, inspirational stories aren’t fairy tales. In the movies, though, that distinction
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Flying Solo No More: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #17
The Shadow War is over, and the fighting tournament is a thing of the past, so it’s time for Robin
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Crawling To The Finish Line: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #41
After what felt like ten years, but was actually just over a full year, Miles Morales’ version of the Clone
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Shintaro Kago’s ‘Parasitic City’– Mini-Review NSFW
Parasitic City #0 is a 24-page full-color prequel comic to Shintaro Kago’s planned four volume manga series of the same
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Advance Review: It All Starts And Stops With Benjamin Morse In `August: Purgatory Underground’ #2
There’s having creative control over a project, and then there’s Benjamin Morse. Morse is not only writing and drawing the
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Review: Dan Slott Pays A Found Farewell To Marvel’s First Family In ‘Fantastic Four’ #46
As is customary when a series comes to a planned end and the creative team – or writer in this
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‘Cult Of The Lamb’ Review: Dark Action Adventure With Cute Town Management
There are many sayings involving lambs and they don’t necessarily scream positivity. They can be used to describe someone who
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Wartime From A Female Perspective: ‘So Proudly We Hail’ Reviewed
Mark Sandrich’s So Proudly We Hail isn’t the only film to have been made about the battle of Bataan. In
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A Friendly Town, But A Sinister Tone: Reviewing ‘Canary’ #2
With an assurance that there’s something far more sinister, and ancient, in them thar hills other than copper, Canary #2
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Slipping Into Something A Little More Violent: Reviewing ‘Iron Cat’ #3
Iron Man and Black Cat are complete opposites, which makes them the perfect sort of dynamic duo of characters to
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Cutting The Ties That Bind Us: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #46
Any comic book story can be full of heroes punching villains or stopping something massive from trying to destroy Earth
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Magik Reigns: ‘New Mutants’ #28 Reviewed
Illyana Rasputina has become one of the most recognizable and prominent mutants in Marvel’s stable. In New Mutants #28, she
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Advance Review: Masterful Storytelling In `Shaolin Cowboy: Cruel To Be Kin’ #4
Changing direction in the middle of any narrative is a difficult task. In comic books, it typically results in an
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Advance Review: The Sins Of The Father Dominate `Public Domain’ #3
When adult children make serious mistakes with their lives, who is to blame? Is it the parents who may have
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