Swipe Right For Bruce Wayne: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1060
Big death-defying city or world-saving Batman-related stories are cool, but where it truly is at for the caped crusader are
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A Cautionary Tale Told Too Late: Reviewing AWA’s `New Think’ #1
Once upon a time, when children of a certain age misbehaved, they were put into timeout, or yelled at, or
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Peeling Back The Curtains: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #4
For a lot of years, the Bat-family and to an extent the Super-family have dominated attention at DC Comics and
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We Watched An Owl Bear Eat Him: Reviewing Goodman Games’ ‘The Keep On The Borderlands’
Jonathan The Bold was eaten by an Owl Bear… none of us cared Welcome to the table, I have
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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #16 Rages On
Writer Erik Burnham creates a strong script for this issue. The biggest strengths are the dialogue and characterization. Both result
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The Many Reflections Of Mr. Jayne Cobb: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #4
Working within the boundaries of an established world is the type of work that can be done in a multitude
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Dark Fantasy And Dark Comedy: ‘Beware The Eye of Odin’ #1 Advance Review
In the past writer Doug Wagner has often turned his writing talents and sly humour towards crime fiction and even
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A Beholder Arrived At My Door- His Name Is Carllrac
Welcome to the table. On my birthday, a string of events went horribly wrong. I left the state I live
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Audrey Hepburn, The Paramount Years: A Review of The ‘Audrey Hepburn 7-Movie Collection’
I don’t remember what year it was that my family got their first DVD player. It had to be the
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Advance Review: An Epic Conclusion To `Step By Bloody Step’ #4
While great stories are rare, great endings are even more difficult to find. Sticking the landing means the difference between
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Advance Review: Something Is Lurking In `The Closet’ #1
The monster lurking in the closet is a universal fear among children. Lying in bed in the dark – even
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Review: ‘The Swamp Thing’ #13 Delivers More Existential Excitement
After all the madness of the past few issues its good to see a moment of tranquility and tenderness open
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Advance Review: Synergy Rules In `Stranger Things: Kamchatka’ #3
Nothing like a bit of corporate synergy to boost a franchise. Stanger Things: Kamchatka seems to have been created for
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Advance Review: Embracing Change In `Little Monsters’ #4
They say that change is the only constant in life. The same is apparently true for the undead. After getting
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‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’: Part 2 Review
The second episode of Obi Wan Kenobi carries on the same themes as the first. The show follows a very
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #39: A Bucky Barnes For A New Century
In life, they say only three things are certain: birth, death, and change. Within comic books, the three things that
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‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’: Part 1 Review
In the realm of fiction it’s rare to find a property like Star Wars. It’s not just that it’s popular
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Once more our dedicated and compact team of reviewers go out of our way to pass judgement on another week’s
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #2 Is A Major Step Up
The launch of the newest volume of Amazing Spider-Man was frankly a disappointment, only propped up by some fun superhero
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The Immortal Horror Is Spreading: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #13
Immortal life can be seen as a miracle but also a curse at the same time, and the beginning of
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What’s So Great About Being President: ‘The Whistle At Eaton Falls’ Reviewed
Losing the Granite State Shoe Company was hard enough. The last thing Eaton Falls needs is to see another factory
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The Spider-Band Are Up To The Task: Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk’ #2
Norman Osborn might have been defeated but the Spider-Punk and his Spider-Band still have their hands full with Kraven and
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Family On The Run: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #4
Creating a whole new world full of fleshed-out characters that the audience will gravitate to and want to read more
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Unleashing The Hero Within: Reviewing ‘Silk’ #5
Big bold action and enormous status quo-shaking events are cool, but there is nothing that beats a good old-fashioned hero
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Review: ‘Adventureman’ #9 Has Some Movement
Writer Matt Fraction creates an essay for the back matter that is more straightforward than the story. However, it is
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Music Review: Indie Artist OSLO Releases Debut Album ‘Great Places’
OSLO is the solo project of TJ Horansky, former guitarist and backing vocalist for Chicago-based pop punk band Sleep On
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Hitting The Road In Style: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #43
After returning to Gotham proper and taking on numerous crime families as well as striking a powerful blow against the
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Advance Review: The Most Dangerous Pro-Wrestling Tournament Of All Time In ‘Do A Powerbomb’
Do a Powerbomb is a seven issue miniseries written and drawn by Daniel Warren Johnson (Murder Falcon, Wonder Woman: Dead Earth).
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #43 Ups The Pace, The Drama And The Ante
As we race towards the grand final of the Reckoning War in Fantastic Four #43 once more we are serves
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Blu-Ray Review: Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Parallel Mothers’
In geometry, parallel lines don’t have to be identical. One can be thick, one can be thin. One can be
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Vulcan’s Time To Shine: ‘X-Men Red’ #2 Reviewed
The war for Arakko is beginning to take shape, as the Arakii, Storm’s Brotherhood, and Abigail Brand’s X-Men all begin
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