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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Existential, Ambiguous, Amazing: Reviewing ‘The Swamp Thing’ #16
And so we come to the concluding issue in this existential saga, and it down’t get much more existential than
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Advance Review: Touched By An Angel In `Sins Of The Black Flamingo’ #3
What is a recently resurrected atheist to do when encountering an angel? Chances are, your first guess wasn’t to sleep
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Taking Out Trolls: Advance Review Of ‘Beware The Eye Of Odin’ #3
Remember that time in The Hobbit when Bilbo outsmarts three dumb ogres with his clever and pacifist ways? Yeah, well
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The Man In The Golden Mask: Reviewing ‘Strange’ #5
Sometimes the best kinds of magic tricks or surprises are the ones that are pulled off right under the audience’s
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Advance Review: Family Matters In `Stranger Things: Kamchatka’ #4
The bonds that connect family members some of the strongest, most emotional motivational devices in storytelling. When a story attempts
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All Cards On The Table: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #95
Since this current run began, the creative team has been guiding Nightwing and Blockbuster to a huge confrontation as the
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Advance Review: D-Listers Save The Day In `Minor Threats’ #1
For every Joker and Thanos, there is a Condiment King and Stilt-Man. These D-list villains pose a minor threat to
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All The Comic Book Reviews From The Past Week
Ready to read up on our comic book reviews? Well, here they are, with Tom Smithyman having reviewed the following
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‘Salt & Pepper’ / ‘One More Time’ Double Feature Reviewed
Before he directed the Lethal Weapon movies, Richard Donner directed Salt & Pepper, a buddy comedy starring Rat Pack members,
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Living Life The Batgirl Way: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #9
The Batgirls have had a whole ton on their plates since they made the move into The Hill section of
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Review: ‘Savage Avengers’ #4 Reveals A New Destiny For A Familiar Hero
Deathlok burst into the pages of Savage Avengers with a strange demeanor for the frequent anti-hero. In Savage Avengers #4,
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Heroes And Villains Of Their Own Story: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #4
In a world where superhero stories are all the rage once more, especially dominant at the theatrical box office, it
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Short Shorts And The Viking Movie: ‘The Long Ships’ Reviewed
Shorts don’t come shorter than the ones Tony Curtis wears in Richard Fleisher’s The Vikings, but ever wish there was
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Review – Fires Build As Does The Tension In ‘Dark Spaces: Wildfire’ #2
We’ve seen what we think is the tragic results of a seemingly failed heist in the opening issue to Dark
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