Sacrifice Of The Hero — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #135
Deep within the mind of Blüdhaven’s children, the voice of a fifth-dimensional clown haunted both their dreams and their nightmares.
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Advance Review: Olivia Sullivan’s ‘Oracles’ Pushes Boundaries
Writer and illustrator Olivia Sullivan creates a unique graphic novel with Oracles (2026). This is especially true with how the
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Toy Review: ‘Star Wars’ Black Series Anakin Skywalker Captures Half Of A Complex Hero
Now that the “Skywalker Saga” is concluded, there’s no denying that Anakin Skywalker is the central figure of Star Wars.
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The Battle Of Heaven And Hell: Reviewing ‘The Power Fantasy’ #16
It’s difficult to review The Power Fantasy #16, given its surprising ending and what this means for the future of
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Review — Martin Simmonds’ Art Brings ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ #1 To Life
Forget the theater; Phantom of the Opera belongs in the pages of comic books. Sure, many of us
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Previously on X-Men: ‘X-Men’ #25 Nazi-Punches Its Way To The Top
We get both flagship books and a heaping helping of Wolverine in an overall strong week for X-books! Generation X-23
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Toy Review: ‘Star Wars’ Black Series Has A Mixed Showing With Episode III Obi-Wan Kenobi
After taking a look at an array of other major collector action figure lines, we decided to jump into one
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Review — ‘The Crown: A Tale Of Hell’ #1 Is A Delight Of Infernal Machinations
Welcome to the table, Maya Angelou once said, “You can’t really know where you are going until you know where
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Advance Review: Sloppy Visuals Shatter The Illusion Of ‘Malevolent’ #2
Ultimately, art is about escapism — transporting us somewhere we are not to inform, persuade, or influence us.
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #5 Concludes The First Arc
Writer Frank J. Barbiere conceives of a mostly fantastic script for this concluding chapter of the first arc. Still, it
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And The Symbiote Makes Three — Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #7
After mistakenly reading internet comments, Felica Hardy jumps at pulling off an interdimensional heist with a now gooey old friend.
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Advance Review — The Story Catches Up To The Visuals In ‘Skinbreaker’ #6
In a series where the visuals dominate the story, the script becomes more important than ever. Such is the case
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Slashed Heart — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #5
Everything comes crashing together as the multiversal battle royale pulling Ninja Turtles from various dimensions comes to a resounding conclusion.
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
As there’s no Sunday Spotlight this week, you’re getting Something For The Weekend today instead. As ever, we start off
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Review: ‘Generation X-23’ #1 Kicks Off A Unique Journey
With every “generation” of X-Men, we inevitably get that era’s young mutant team. Whether it was the New Mutants, Generation
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Review: ‘Ultimate Spider-Man’ #24 Draws The Adventure To An End…?
Across the last two years, readers have gotten a unique take on the entire Marvel Universe with Earth-6160. This week
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Fear And Loathing In New York — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #1
Caging a wild animal doesn’t instantly make them safer or docile. Depending on the creature, their danger status remains strong.
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #25 Puts Several Types Of Evil-Doers In Their Place
There’s a lot of shades of grey in our world as far as good versus evil. In some cases, it’s
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Reviewing Warner Archive’s ‘Robert Taylor Collection’
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Review: ‘White Sky’ #1 Starts Strong And Leaves Plenty Of Mysteries
There is a lot we don’t know after reading the premiere issue of White Sky. The world — or
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Force Matters: ‘Star Wars’ #9 Races To The End Of The Line
We’re down to the flagship book as the last series standing — and its end is nigh, with this being
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The Federation’s Future Hangs In The Balance — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #5
Things are going to get worse for the United Federation of Planets before they get better. And probably for readers
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Review: Kindness Is Absolutely A Superpower In ‘Absolute Wonder Woman Annual 2026’
Greek mythology is full of stories of wonder, pain, and sometimes absolute cruelty most open perpetrated by the gods themselves.
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Generic, Clichéd And Drawn Out: ‘DC K.O.’ #4 Reviewed
As each new issue for DC K.O. drops, so does my ability to keep up interest in this series. A
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Advance Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox’ #4 Has Optimism
Writer Dan Watters creates a script that, in single-issue form, seems to rush a bit in order to conclude this
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Cyclops #1’ Comes Out Strong
All else aside, this week’s books feature two things that define the current X-office; an emphasis on solo series, and
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Advance Review: ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #10 Finally Reaches A Manageable Character Count
The good news is that Exquisite Corpses is finally down to four killers. The bad news is that the number
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of hand-picked posts as chosen by the editorial team here at Comicon.com HQ.
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Review: ‘Iron Man’ #1 And The Problem Of Modern Relaunch Fatigue
The modern superhero comic landscape, especially at Marvel Comics, is lousy with relaunches. Seemingly every creative team change or significant
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Review: ‘Cyclops’ #1 Gets It Right
Scott Summers has been wrongfully branded the X-Men’s stick in the mud for at least the last thirty years. In
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Is It Wind Or Is It Supernatural?: ‘The Red House’ Reviewed
Until now Pete (Edward G. Robinson) has gotten by on his farm without any help, but that doesn’t mean he
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