Advance Review: ‘Hollow’ Gives Headless Horseman A Cute, Queer YA Rebranding
Whether you’ve seen the old Disney cartoon classic, the campy Tim Burton live action, or read the Washington Irving classic
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Reviews
Summer Vacation With A Dark Twist: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy’ #18
When it comes to the magical Strange Academy, school is most definitely out for the summer. Unfortunately for the staff
Read moreButch Cassidy And The Three Faces Of Eve: A Review Of Ethan Hawke’s Docu-Series, ‘The Last Movie Stars’
Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman were movie stars – The Last Movie Stars, if you agree with the title to
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The Darkness Within Us All: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #2
There is the old adage that every villain is the hero of their own story. They believe that whatever they
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New To You Comics #116: Gotham’s Secret History Revealed In ‘Batman: Court of Owls’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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Deconstructing Comics #742: ‘Crisis On Infinite Earths’
Crisis on Infinite Earths was an attempt by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez to clean up DC Comics continuity and
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The Battle For Wakanda Begins: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #7
Years of paranoia, secret-keeping, and outright lies to those that are closest to him has predictably come back to bite
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Advance Review – ‘Dark Spaces: Wildfire’ #1
Dark Spaces: Wildfire #1 is essentially the story of a heist but heavily implying a heist that’s gone wrong. And
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A Grandiose Scaled Story Just Got Bigger In Scope: ‘Flashpoint Beyond’ #3 Reviewed
With the clockwork killer still on the loose, we get something of a break from the case as Batman is
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Please No More Multiverse: Reviewing ‘What If…Miles Morales’ #5
While it started off strong, Marvel’s latest attempt to do multiversal stuff with Miles Morales by having him replace various
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Advance Review: ‘Barbaric: The Harvest Blades’ One-Shot
Owen is living a life of relative peace and tranquility when we catch up with him in Vault Comic’ Barbaric:
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Advance Review: Old Soldiers Refuse To Fade Away In `August: Purgatory Underground’ #1
What happens to a war hero after the war ends? How can he remain relevant in a new world that
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The Hell That We Carry Within: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth’ #5
Ever since the conclusion of 2019’s House of X/Powers of X stories that brought about a whole new status quo
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Review: ‘Batman’ #125 Begins A Dark New Era
The latest era of Batman starts this month with both this week’s Batman and a new run on Detective Comics
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One Final Adventure: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin’
Dark futures full of older, broken, and scarred versions of characters we know and love are a staple of most
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Finding Hope Like Sunshine: Reviewing ‘Buffy The Last Vampire Slayer’
One of the beauties of stories that ask the simple question ‘what if?’ within ongoing stories/franchises, is that it often
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The Wilson And Wilson Hour: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #2
With the first issue of Captain America: Symbol of Truth it was very easy to declare that Sam Wilson and
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Blu-ray Review: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’
Going into Everything Everywhere All At Once, it helps to know that the Daniels (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert) are
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All That Emotional Fallout: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #130
There are big things on the near horizon for the Splinter Clan and their allies as well as Mutant Town
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Talk To The Hand: Reviewing ‘Buffy ’97’ #1
Comics books are a medium where a great many ideas, especially the fun ones, can find a life that might
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Avoiding Third Wheel Syndrome: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #3
Creating a new take on a character or characters that have been around for decades and had various reinventions, doesn’t
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Review: ‘Avengers Forever’ #7 Is A Tense, Claustrophobic Issue And One Of The Best Of The Series
After a rather so-so issue, writer Jason Aaron, and returning regular artist, Aaron Kuder, deliver one of the best issue
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It All Comes Down To This: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #5
It’s all hands-on deck as the Aqua-Family must rise to the occasion to deal with the Atlantean sleeper cell agents
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Be Careful What Others Wish For: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #2
A genie for every single person on Earth on the surface might sound like a cool deal but the first
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Advance Review: A Strong Start To `There’s Something Wrong With Patrick Todd’
There’s nothing wrong with Patrick Todd, at least as far as the premiere issue is concerned. Writer Ed Brisson crafts
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A Good Old Fashioned Prison Break: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth’ #4
Things were in quite a dire spot the last time that an issue of Sabretooth was released, Melter having unleashed
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Advance Review: Hitting The Sophomore Slump In A Dialogue-Heavy `Astronaut Down’ #2
Creating follow ups to successful firsts – whether they be first novels, first movies, or first issues of a comic
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Advance Review: Edison Crane Returns, But With Competition In ‘Prodigy: Icarus Society’ #1
Edison Crane is a clever fella. And all-round athlete too. And that’s what a lot of Prodigy: Icarus Society #1
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Advance Review: Settling Into A Storytelling Groove In `The Ward’ #2
A giant pregnant troll who is afraid of needles. A sasquatch hit by an SUV. A banshee that overdoses on
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Advance Review: Running A Heist Job In `Time Before Time’ #14
From Ocean’s Eleven (both versions) to High Sierra, heist jobs are among the most popular stories in pop culture. They
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How Many Lives Does A Metal Cat Have? Reviewing ‘Iron Cat’ #1
When a character is able to utter the phrase, “My ex-girlfriend is trying to kill me with super-science,” and it’s
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