A Knight’s Tale Concluded: Reviewing ‘Knights Of X’ #5
No matter how epic they might be, all quests must end at some point, sometimes sooner than one might hope
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Reviews
Review: ‘All-Out Avengers’ #1 Hits Hard, But Not Always In The Right Way
I love a novel concept in a comic. Starting en media res is always fun, but when that concept is
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Review: Marvel Takes Another Crack At The Xenoverse With Mixed Results In ‘Alien’ #1
In Alien #1, United System soldiers track down a colony of synths living on a backwater moon. These biomechanical humanoids
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Advance Review: ‘Old Dog’ #1 Is A Spy-Fi Espionage Thriller Trying So Hard To Work
Declan Shalvey’s old school espionage thriller, Old Dog, comes out from Image Comics at the end of this month, and
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #14 Makes A Statement In Many Ways
The newest team of X-Men are only a few weeks old, already they’re shaping up to be an interesting mix.
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Advance Review: Sending Demons Back To Hell With A Song In `The Roadie’ #1
Roadies have a lot of responsibilities – from helping to set up concert venues to prepping the musicians’ instruments. Fighting
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Advance Review: Celebrating The Final Frontier In `Star Trek’ #400
From a new starship captain’s first moments in the center chair, to Miles O’Brien’s early conflict with the Cardassians, to
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Advance Review: Deanna Schemes And Plots In `Star Trek– The Mirror War – Troi’
The real fun in Star Trek’s mirror universe is getting to see normally well-behaved and predictable characters act like they
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A Tale Of Two Serenitys: Reviewing ‘Firefly: 20th Anniversary Special’ #1
Throughout life, many moments or things can remind someone of the passage of time and that we’re all getting older,
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Advance Review: Targeting Our Gun-Obsessed Culture In `Survival Street’ #2
Popular media’s use of thinly veiled references to satirize or comment on the real world is a tried-and-true storytelling technique.
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Advance Review: `That Texas Blood’ #17 Delivers A Terrific Tale Of Humanity And Suspense
No capes. No superpowers. No problem. Midway through its third story arc, That Texas Blood continues to deliver a nuanced,
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Review Round Up: Presenting All Of Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Once again we round up all last week’s comic book reviews from our team of reviewers here at comicon.co HQ.
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Advance Review: Returning To Simpler Storytelling In `Time Before Time’ #16
Confusing a reader is a common storytelling technique. Multiple plot lines and characters with mysterious pasts that are slowly revealed
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Advance Review: Art Imitates Life In `The Ward’ #4
A highly infectious disease ravages the population. Hospitals are overwhelmed. Healthcare workers are at their breaking point. Meanwhile xenophobia runs
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Let The War Begin: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game – Opening Moves’ #2
It’s almost time for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to dive into their big eight-part event story TMNT: The Armageddon
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The Vulnerability Of Joanne Woodward: ‘Rachel, Rachel’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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There’s A Good Person Inside: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #7
One of the hallmarks of a typical Firefly episode is that the main characters attempt to help someone or commit
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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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