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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Caught In The Middle: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #15
Comic book crossover stories that are completed in the style of running through multiple titles, interrupting, or building off the
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Advance Review: Reliving A Classic Nightmare In James Tynion’s `The Closet’ #2
Most of us have had a nightmare where we’re being chased or threatened, and just as we try to defend
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Advance Review: Only True Fans Will Enjoy `Stranger Things: Summer Special’
While Netflix is breaking the internet with the latest season of Stranger Things, Dark Horse Comics wants to bring you
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Advance Review: Slowly Ratcheting Up The Tension In `That Texas Blood’ #15
With a serial killer on the loose taunting police and the storm of the century bearing down on the rural
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Advance Review: Dealing With The Aftermath Of Tough Decisions In `Little Monsters’ #5
We all think we want the freedom to choose our own destinies, but few of us want to pay the
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Review Round Up: All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews Rounded Up
Once again we round up all the past week’s comic book reviews for you to peruse at your pleasure. And,
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The Demon’s Riddles: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1061
All good things must come to an end are wise words used quite, because nothing lasts forever and stories are
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Destiny Unfolds Before Our Eyes: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #3
When it was first announced Immortal X-Men seemed like it would be very much focused on the everyday goings-on of
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Advance Review: A Puppet Show Of Horror In `Spectral: A Showcase Of Fear’
Puppets are generally thought of as friendly creatures that relate valuable lessons to kids. Think of X the Owl and
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Review: ‘Lawless Book 4: Boom Town’ – The Marvellous Marshal Metta Lawson Returns
Over the last 50 episodes in the Judge Dredd Megazine, Dan Abnett and Phil Winslade‘s Lawless has been consistently nothing
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Claws Versus Claws: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #44
Comic books fill so many spots when it comes to emotions and what a reader might be looking for at
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One Piece Diaries #32: ‘Water 7’ Arc #4
One Piece is one of the most beloved anime in history, but at over 1,000 episodes, it’s tough for those who
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Sacrifice Is The Name Of The Game: Reviewing ‘Knights Of X’ #3
Undertaking fantastic quests can bring great joy and fun as well as swashbuckling types of danger, where heroes can rise
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Like Father, Like Son: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #5
No matter how long it’s been or how far someone runs, sometimes it’s pretty near impossible to outrun the past.
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Review: Does ‘X-Men’ #12 Bring An Era To Its End?
It’s the end of the first year of Krakoa’s elected X-Men team. That means plots wrapping up, villains defeated, and
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Review: ‘Batman/ Superman: World’s Finest’ #4 Is Just Gleeful DCU Fun
The Man of Steel and Dark Knight are knee deep in a killer adventure. It’s not just a Superman/Batman adventure
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Blüdhaven’s Heart Beats For You: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #93
The world is a big old ball of really crappy stuff that is overwhelming, and sometimes the collective we just
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Advance Review: A Great Start To `Sins Of The Black Flamingo’ #1
Sebastian Harlow is not your typical comic book hero. In fact, he’s not your typical anything. And that helps to
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Advance Review: Chip Zdarsky Takes On Creators’ Rights In `Public Domain’ #1
Leave it to a creative mind like Chip Zdarsky to not only create a comic book story about comic book
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