TV Review: “Gloves Off” Is ‘Daredevil’ At Its Comic Book-Best
I don’t know if “Gloves Off” is the best episode of this season of Daredevil: Born Again thus far, but
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Reviews
Say “Regular Guy” One More Time: The Infuriating Genius Of Vincente Minnelli’s ‘Tea And Sympathy’
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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Navigating The Bloody Horror Of Life — Reviewing ‘Dead Teenagers’ #2
Finding yourself stuck in a high school prom time loop where you die in variously gruesome ways is pretty scary.
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Previously On X-Men: Colossus Looks and Feels Great In ‘Magik & Colossus’ #3
X-Men United is back with a second issue to lay its claim as one of the line’s flagship books, and
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Advance Review: ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #12 Reminds Us Why We Fell In Love With This Series
And then there were two. Just not the two you expected. It’s been a rough Halloween night for
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Catching The ‘3:10 To Yuma’: Reviewing The Classic Glenn Ford Western
When it comes to sticking one’s neck out, people like to talk a big game, but rarely are those words
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Advance Review — Death Comes To France In ‘Corpse Knight’ #1
Daddy’s back! And this time he’s mad! In Image Comics’ newest series, Corpse Knight, young Foy and her
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Review: ‘Absolute Batman’ #19 Is Good … But Does Way Too Much
At this point, if you’re involved in the comics industry and don’t know Absolute Batman, you’re living under a rock.
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Advance Review — Simmonds and Boss Perfectly Complement Each Other In ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ #3
In the hands of artist Martin Simmonds, the Paris opera house’s ghost blurs the line between a monstrous human under
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
I hope you’re all having a good weekend. And here’s hoping we can make it that little bit better with
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Flying Saucers And Harry Dean Stanton: ‘Uforia’ Reviewed
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a scam artist does not a good boyfriend make, which is why it
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The Wrong Man: ‘Narco’ #2 Reviewed
In the first two pages alone of Narco #2, our hero, a narcoleptic, slowly wakes up to discover he has
Read moreBeware The Streets Paved With Blood — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #137
Blüdhaven is a city built upon the backs of pain, suffering, death and dark secrets that have been long buried.
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Review — “Tales From Lands Unknown: Uri Tupka And The Gods” Is Allegorical Artistry
Welcome to the table, Mike Mignola is a modern myth maker. Much like Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, the fabled Aesop,
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Advance Review — ‘Ice Cream Man’ #45 Channels Hitchcock In All His Glory
As the saying goes, “Good artists borrow; great artists steal.” To take it one step further — if you are
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Previously On X-Men: The Outliers Become The New Mutants In A Twisty-Turny ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #26
It’s a double Uncanny X-Men week, with both issues playing around in the past, while an annoying Wolverine baddie (hopefully)
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Advance Review — ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #8 Ratchets Up The Action
If the last issue of Invincible Universe: Battle Beast suffered only a cameo appearance from the titular character, this latest
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Review — ‘G.I. Joe Sssilent Missions: Crimson Guard’ #1 Pulls Off A Twice Tough Challenge
Crafting an all silent issue – a comic without any dialogue bubbles or captions – is challenging enough on its
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TV Review: ‘Daredevil’ Reaches The Fireworks Factory — And Catharsis — In ‘The Scales & The Sword’
“Ripped from the headlines” plotlines in heavily-stylized genre fiction work best when they ultimately serve as vehicles for audience catharsis.
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Review — ‘Iron Man’ #3 Succeeds By Focusing On One Plotline
When launching a new series, it’s important to both give an idea of what the main plotline of the book’s
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Force Matters: All In The Maul
It’s a special Force Matters: All Maul Edition, as the first two episodes of Maul: Shadow Lord drop the same
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Mysterious, Nostalgic And Intriguing: ‘The Fury Of The Firestorm’ #1 Review
To me, Firestorm was always a fun character who I could once relate to when I first read his antics
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Open Arms And Closed Gates — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #1
On the surface, a gated community and a collective commune would seem to have not a single thing in common.
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Review — Being A Parent Is A Tough Job, Especially In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #6
It is said that being a parent is the only true full-time job. In The Twilight Zone, that notion turns
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #16 Continues The Surprise Reveals
Co-writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci create a mostly solid script. However, editors Christina Harrington and Sarah Brunstad miss two
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Truly A Girl Of Steel — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #12
Youth versus elders is a battle as old as time itself. The bottle city of Kandor is in grave danger.
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This Is The End My Friend — Reviewing ‘Nova: Centurion’ #6
Sometimes things in life are meant to carry on for considerable time while others shine bright for brief poignant times.
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Absolute Power And All That Jazz — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #43
Humanity has created a number of sayings centered around the idea of power and the extent that it can corrupt.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Deadpool April Pool’s Day’ #1 Is A Pleasant Surprise
We welcome a series back into the mix, plus a Very Special April’s Fools Day issue of Deadpool, and more,
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Advance Review – ‘Blood & Thunder’ #12 Closes Out A Disappointing And Confusing Story Arc
On the plus side, this issue of Blood & Thunder gives readers a definitive ending to this story arc. Until
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Toy Review: ‘Star Wars’ Black Series Darth Maul Is An Excellent Figure
Star Wars, perhaps more than any other franchise, is full of eye-catching characters, both heroes and villains. It’s no wonder
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