A Tale Of Two Brothers: Lino Brocka’s ‘Cain And Abel’ Reviewed
Action movies sometimes have a habit of treating female characters like window dressing. Melodramas, on the other hand, often center
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TV Review: ‘Roar’ On Apple TV
It’s been a year and a half, yet it still burns that Netflix went back on its decision to renew
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Review: ‘X-Force’ #27 Embraces Its Purpose
Prior to Inferno it seemed that X-Force’s problem was that it wanted to be everything to everyone. That identity crisis
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We’re Gonna Pull A Heist!: Reviewing ‘New Masters’ #3
Building an entire world, populating it with compelling characters, and fleshing it out with deep rich history and relatable events/elements
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Nazi Punks Are Gonna Get Kicked: Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk’ #1
In all the decades that Marvel Comics has been in operation, there are giant swaths of characters that have appeared
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A Beautiful Script, A Terrifying Vision: Reviewing ‘The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country’ #1
Once more we return to the creepy and surreal world of The Sandman with The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country #1
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When Hell Is Full, The Dead Will Walk The Earth: Reviewing ‘Strange’ #2
Throughout most of the early 21st the phrase “dead means dead” was one that was uttered a ton by the
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Review: ’Moon Knight’ S01 Ep.3 ‘The Friendly Type’
(+++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Moon Knight S01 Ep.3 ‘The Friendly Type’ +++) The third episode of Moon
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Euro Reviews: ‘HSE’ Volume 2 – Asking What If Humans Were Listed On The Stock Exchange Gives Us A Fabulous Euro Thriller
I reviewed the first volume of this Euro title back in 2021, saying this: “It’s very clever, it’s very well
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Allies Become Enemies, Enemies Become Allies: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #1
With all the black market and Hellfire internal power moves behind them, it’s time for the Marauders to get back
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Review: ‘Walkies’ By David Ziggy Greene – Something To Put A Huge Smile On Your Face
David Ziggy Greene‘s first children’s book is so much more than that – it’s the perfect gift for anyone (and
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Review: ‘Flashpoint Beyond’ #0 – A Promising Start To The Latest DC Comics’ Event Series
As a debut issue in the latest multiverse spanning DC Comics’ event writer Geoff Johns was never going to give
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‘Kings of Nowhere’ Vol 1 and Vol 2 Advance Review
Kings of Nowhere by Soroush Barazesh is an anthropomorphic fantasy crime series in the same vein as Snatch, Cowboy Beebop, and Samurai Champloo. In Kings of
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‘Nocterra’ #9 Advance Review: A Dark World Gets Darker With Blacktop Bill Along For The Ride
There are often times in a Scott Snyder written series, I have noticed, when there is a pause of action
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A Fast Paced, Engaging Read With A Mighty Cruel Trick: Reviewing ‘Fantastic Four’ #42
The Reckoning War rolls on in Fantastic Four #42 as Dan Slott (writer), Rachel Stott (artist), Jesus Aburtov, Erick Arciniega
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Martial Arts Multi-Verse–‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ Reviewed
Everything Everywhere All At Once stars Michelle Yeoh as an aging Chinese immigrant who is swept up in an insane
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Quite a busy week here at comicon.com HQ with a good few reviews for new books and advance reviews for
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Review: ‘Moon Knight’ #10 Reveals A Hero’s Heart
It’s clear that Marc Spector is a different sort of hero. In Moon Knight #10, we get to see what
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Advance Review: `Fictionauts’ #3 Goes Full Matrix
What is reality, and what is our role in it? How important to that reality are the made-up stories we
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A Whole Lot Of Slayage: Reviewing ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer 25th Anniversary Special’ #1
The ever-creeping passage of time at times is a hard thing to fully grasp as we’re living within it. Then
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Advance Review: Vampires For Hire In ‘Blood Stained Teeth’ #1
When it comes to horror in comics, vampires are hot once again. After giving up the title of most popular
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Review: Arakko Takes Center Stage In ‘X-Men Red’ #1
Marvel’s SWORD ended with the promise of more the new mutant homeworld of the Sol system. X-Men Red delivers on
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Severin’s Release Of ‘Blood For Dracula’ Reviewed
Being undead, it makes sense that vampires are usually pale. They don’t usually look old, though. That’s the whole perk
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Out With The New, In With The Old: Reviewing ‘Silk’ #3
Growing older isn’t easy, as there are a lot of things and changes that come with the natural aging process.
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Review: ‘Moon Knight’ S01 Ep.2 ‘Summon The Suit’
(+++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for the latest episode of Moon Knight +++) After the briefest and most tantalising
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Four Brothers, Together Again: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Annual 2022’
Annuals are a beautiful tradition within the realm of comic books. These issues can be used to continue whatever the
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Getting To Know Adira: Reviewing `Star Trek: Discovery – Adventures In The 23rd Century’ #2
One of the unfortunate side effects of abbreviated television seasons brought on by streaming services is that, in ensemble shows,
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Family, Secrets, And Darkness: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #2
Whether talking about the surface world or the world under the seas, one thing seems to remain a constant: dealing
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Advance Review: It’s Data’s Day In `Star Trek: The Mirror War #5’
Set two years after Captain Jen-Luc Picard’s victory in conquering the shipbuilding operations at Faundora, publisher IDW returns to Star
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Advance Review: Flying High In `The Rocketeer – The Great Race’ #1
IDW is taking advantage of the Rocketeer’s 40th anniversary with a four-part limited series featuring the World War II-era hero.
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A Creepy Doctor In The House: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #127
One of the best developments in recent years for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ comic world was the emergence of
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