Review: ‘The Bone Orchard: Ten Thousand Black Feathers’ #1 Is The First Step In An Eerie New World
The Bone Orchard kicks into full swing this week with Ten Thousand Black Feathers #1 and if this first issue
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Advance Review: Devouring A Visual Smorgasbord In `Shaolin Cowboy: Cruel To Be Kin’ #5
Everything you need to understand Geof Darrow’s work can be found on the first panel of the first page of
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Review: ‘X-Men Red’ #6 Makes War
The hour of Uranos has passed. Now the hour of Magneto has begun and X-Men Red #6 shows exactly why
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Another weekend and another round up of some of the more stand out posts from the past week that grabbed
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
We’ve got quite a few reviews to share with you this weekend, from myself, Scott Redmond, Tony Thornley and Tom
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The Storm Before The Storm: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics Vol 3: Arkham Rising’
Before launching a twelve-part weekly contained event focused on the rise and fall of the new Arkham Tower facility, DC
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Multiverse Of Midness: Reviewing ‘What If…Miles Morales’ TPB
There is one thing that can be said for certain about a lot of the books that carry the What
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A Colonizer Comes Calling: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #9
Comic book ongoing series often work on the idea of storytelling that builds upon and overlaps each other, whether there
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It’s Just Good Business: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #6
Immortal X-Men continues to solidly walk the fine line of being the book that delves deeper into the Quiet Council
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Review: ‘Prodigy: The Icarus Society’ #3 Delivers High-Flying Hi-Jinx And Globe-Trotting Action
Much like the last issue, Prodigy: The Icarus Society #3 takes us back in time. Only this time it’s 1722
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Building A Better Clan: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #132
Comic books of the superhero sort of variety are rife with big action pieces, as we the audience want to
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From Hell’s Heart, I Stab At Thee: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #24
Because the Avengers and Eternals decided it was a good idea to create a whole new Celestial to stop the
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From Gilbert Roland To Penélope Cruz: ‘Viva Hollywood’ Reviewed
Following a similar format to Donald Bogle’s Hollywood Black (which traced the contributions of African American artists from silent films
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Amazing Fantasy: Reviewing ‘StarHenge’ #3
Writer and artist Liam Sharp turns it up to eleven on this issue with art that is evocative of Frank
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Sword And Sorcery, Twists And Turns: Reviewing ‘Once & Future’ #29
After the rather shocking climax to the last issue, we get a more sombre moment to open up this penultimate
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Review: ‘Batman Vs. Robin’ #1 Changes The World Of The Dark Knight
Since Batman Vs. Robin was announced, it promised to change the world of the Dark Knight, if not the DCU.
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Advance Review: Set Phasers To Fun In `Star Trek: Lower Decks’ #1
The success of the streaming series Star Trek: Lower Decks caught many by surprise. After all, the Star Trek franchise
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Review: ‘Batman’ #127 Continues To Play The Hits
In the last three issues of Batman I’ve noticed an interesting trend. It’s one that, if I’m correct, could point
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Advance Review: The Predictable Truth Slowly Emerges In `Seven Sons’ #4
After three issues of introducing readers up a country as obsessed with the second coming of Christ as it is
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Advance Review: Zeus Is Loose In `There’s Something Wrong With Patrick Todd’ #3
If ordinary people are judged based on the company they keep, then comic book heroes are only as good as
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Review: ‘New Mutants’ #29 Peels Back Layers And Has A Breakthrough
Gabby Kinney has been a big part of New Mutants since the post-X of Swords relaunch, and it’s put her
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Say Hello To The New Boss: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #4
The relationship between fiction and events within the real world is as old as time, and more often than not
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A Lavish, Pop-Art Powerhouse Of A Comic Book: Reviewing ‘Fantastic Four: Full Circle’
While comic book fans have marvelled at the painted art work of Alex Ross for decades now, it isn’t that
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Reflections And Revelations: Reviewing ‘Dark Crisis On Infinite Earths’ #4
There comes a point in any big event comic series that relies on crossovers into other titles when the main
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Advance Review: Revisiting A Really Bad Year In `The Silver Coin’ #14
For many people, 2020 was the year from hell. The pandemic, the toilet paper shortage, the civil unrest following the
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Saturday’s here and that means another selection of popular posts from across the week and from across the popular cultural
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More comic book reviews for you to get stuck into from our regular team of reviewers: Tom Smithyman looked at
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A Superheroic Love Letter To Comics: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Times’ TPB
Superheroes and comic books have a long-storied history at this point, and comics that explore the idea of superheroes being
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When The Food Fights Back: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #5
If anyone ever wondered whether it was possible to have three teenagers face off against a sentient noodle monster, bucatini
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Audio Drama Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Seventh Doctor Adventures – Silver And Ice’’
The Seventh Doctor Adventures “Silver and Ice” Directed by Samuel Clemens Starring Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor) and Bonnie Langford (Mel) Something old (Ribos). Something
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Review: ‘Antioch’ #1 Is Uneven With The Leads
This first issue is rather reliant on reading The Frontiersman Volume 1 trade paperback (2022) and The Frontiersman Lock-Up Special
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