A Boring Offensive Mess: Reviewing ‘What If…Miles Morales’ #4
When it comes to representation, diversity, and progress comic books are truly a massive mixed bag. For every one issue
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Advance Review: It’s a Battle Royale in `Shaolin Cowboy: Cruel to be Kin’ #2
Leave it to a creative genius like Geof Darrow to combine a talking baby Komodo dragon, a martial arts-trained cowboy
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Advance Review: `The Lonesome Hunters’ #1 Lacks That Extra Something
Premiere issues are tricky beasts to slay. Writers must demonstrate that they have created interesting and somehow relatable characters without
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Art Is In The Eye Of The Beholder: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #10
Crafting stories and reaching certain points with said stories can take time. Sometimes it takes a whole lot of time.
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Advance Review: `Something Is Killing The Children’ #24 Catches Its Breath
There’s a lot of storytelling going on in this latest issue of Something is Killing the Children. Gabi, who survived
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Advance Review: Vampires And Fast Cars Dominate A Thin `Blood Stained Teeth’ #3
You would think that the unique combination of vampires and street racing would be enough to carry a story. It
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Advance Review: Serving Up An Appetite For Death In `The Silver Coin’ #11
There is an old Chinese curse that warns of what happens when your dreams come true. That terrifying thought has
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Reviewing Cullen Bunn And Heath Amodio’s Short Horror Film ‘Swumpwater’
This last Friday, I had a chance to see the world premiere of Swumpwater, a short horror film from Cullen
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Review Round Up: All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
A very, very sparse week of reviews for you this week. But, here’s the books we did review nonetheless: Scott
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion) — ‘Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
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Ain’t No Thing: Reviewing ‘The Thing– Infection At Outpost 31’ Board Game At Tremendicon
Welcome to the Table. I am at Tremendicon in Springfield, Missouri this weekend. As is typical when we gather in
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The Boy Who Cried Submarine: ‘Murphy’s War’ Reviewed
Murphy (Peter O’Toole) isn’t trying to take out a sub because he believes in the war effort. Murphy wants revenge.
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‘Spider-Man: Life Story’ Versus ‘Fantastic Four: Life Story’
Spider-Man: Life Story (2019) and Fantastic Four: Life Story (2021-2022) are two series of comic books from Marvel. Due to
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Audio Drama Review – ‘Doctor Who: Mind Of The Hodiac’
Doctor Who: Mind of the Hodiac Directed by Scott Handcock Written by Russell T. Davies and Scott Handcock Starring Colin
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Leaves Of Three, Leave Them Be: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #1
When it comes to the colorful ‘rogues’ from Gotham City that cross paths with Batman and his family time and
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When Splitting The Party Pays Off: Reviewing ‘Knights Of X’ #2
If the thought of what it would be like to have a classic feeling sort of X-Men story mixed with
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Advance Review: Revisiting A Boring Terok Nor In `Star Trek: The Mirror War – Sisko’
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine had one of the most interesting runs of any Trek series – along with a
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Now Crowdfunding: ‘The Sea In You’ Reviewed
When cartoon characters feel woozy, they see stars. When they’re in love, they see hearts. It only goes to follow
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Advance Review: ‘StarHenge’ #1 Is A Magical Cosmic Epic Steeped In The Celtic Folklore Of Yore
StarHenge #1 is the latest comic book to blend the legend of King Arthur with the contemporary world. But, writer/artist
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Review Round Up: Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Once more we bring you all our teams reviews for comic books that came out either this week, or the
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‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ Adds Positive Insight To ‘A New Hope’
Making prequels is tricky business. Especially those that involve multiple characters in a long time gap. Many fans were rightfully
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Review: ‘Grip Of The Kombinat’ Is Too Loose
Writer/artist Simon Roy and writer/artist Damon Gentry are the main creators of this work. (Though it is unclear who does
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‘Dark Crisis’ #1 Is A Great Example Of What A Summer Blockbuster Can Be
Another summer and another big DC Comics’ event. Although with the various mini-series helmed by writer Joshua Williamson we’ve had
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Telekinesis And The Greek System: ‘The Initiation of Sarah’ Reviewed
Sisters who pledge together, stay together. If only that were the case in The Initiation of Sarah, Robert Day’s TV
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Sorcerer Supreme Warlord In The House: Reviewing ‘Strange’ #03
Picking up a second Sorcerer Supreme title was never going to be easy, but Clea Strange was likely not expecting
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The Overwhelming Weight Of Sins Past And Present: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #6
A simple Google search would show that there are a vast number of quotes about how too much or unfounded
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Advance Review: Artist Jae Lee is Heavenly In `Seven Sons’ #1
From Sean Gordon Murphy’s Punk Rock Jesus to Mark Millar’s and Peter Gross’ American Jesus, the second coming of Christ
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Cunning Plans, Grail Quests And Time Jumps: ‘Once And Future’ #26 Review
Bridgette, the mouthy matriarch at the centre of this fantasy horror saga once more comes into her own again in
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Reviewing ‘Avengers Forever’ #6: An Untypical Run Of The Mill Issue
If the opening pages of Avengers Forever #6 seem awfully familiar, then you’d be correct as writer Jason Aaron takes
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Advance Review: Space Truly Is The Final Frontier In `Astronaut Down’ #1
You think your job is rough? Imagine being one of only a few million people left of Earth, then having
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Advance Review: The Hero Returns In `The Rocketeer: The Great Race’ #3
Finally, the Rocketeer is back. It took nearly two-and-a-half issues for the titular hero to make more than a cameo
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