Review: ‘Deathstroke Inc.’ #6 Brings A Concerning Change Of Tone And Storytelling
Deathstroke Inc. #6 really begins to give meaning to this intriguing series from writer Joshua Williamson and guest artist Paolo
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Film Review: ‘Drive My Car’
Drive My Car (co-written and directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi) is one of the five films up for best foreign film
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Across Worlds, A Hero Rises: Reviewing ‘Aquaman: The Becoming’ #6
When it comes to stories about the emergence or stepping up of heroic characters, it’s often said that they had
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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Ninja Style: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #126
Now that their dojo and home have been devastated, their family put in danger, by a group of mutants known
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Advanced Review: It’s a Good Day to Die in `Star Trek: Klingons’ One-Shot
The Klingons of Star Trek have consistently been the franchise’s most intriguing characters. Introduced in the Cold War-era original series,
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An All-New All-Different Super Sons: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #89
There are a great number of things that are joyous about shared comic book universes where the stories of the
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Walking A Mighty Fine Line: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1053
When one builds a house out of cards, they can’t be all that surprised when said house begins to wobble,
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Passing Judgement On ‘Tell It To The Judge’
On paper, Norman Forster’s Tell It to the Judge sounds like a great idea for a drama. Woman awaiting confirmation
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Advance Review: Unconnected Story Lines Bog Down `Swamp Dogs: House Of Crows’ #2
Swamp Dogs: House of Crows #2 is your typical road trip, lesbian romance, zombie horror. And yet weaving those seemingly
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #89 Is A Misstep In The Middle Of A Spidey Upswing
Even the weakest issues of Amazing Spider-Man’s ‘Spider-Man Beyond’ story have been stronger than many of the stories that have
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #30: Marvel’s Black Nick Fury Comes Full Circle
In life, they say only three things are certain: birth, death, and change. Within comic books, the three things that
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Another weekend round up of popular posts and a good deal of news other than comic book news, as you’ll
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Review Round Up: All The Past Week’s Reviews
Another week of new comics and another week of new reviews. Let’s dive in and see what our dedicated team
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Scream’ (2022)
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
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Review: MODOK Comes To ‘X-Men’ #8
MODOK might be one of the underestimated villains in Marvel Comics lore- both in-universe and out. X-Men #8 just proves
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Universe Spanning Blockbuster Action: ‘Fantastic Four’ #40 Reviewed
With Reed Richard even more brainy than ever before and the Human Torch still struggling with his current condition, things
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Film Review: ‘Compartment No. 6’
Juho Kuosmanen‘s film Compartment No. 6 shared the Grand Prix (the second highest prize) at last year’s Cannes Film Festival.
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The Hero Of Our Own Stories: Reviewing ‘Black Manta’ #6
Stories that center around villains, especially super villains with very brutal pasts, are not always an easy sell. Getting people
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How Much Logan Is Too Much?: Reviewing ‘X Lives Of Wolverine’ #3
When it comes to certain characters, especially those that have been around for a very long time, there can be
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Prepping For The Final Stage: Reviewing ‘Buffy The Last Vampire Slayer’ #3
Much like with television or even movie franchises, stories in comic books vary in how long a particular series or
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The Beginning Is the End Is the Beginning: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1052
In the modern era, there has been a lot of conversations about decompression within American/western comic books, with many for
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Friendship Really Is Magic: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #3
Superhero comics are great with all the action and saving the day/world stuff, but really what keeps many of us
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Review: The Wonderful Absurdity Of Paul Rainey’s ‘Gripe Night’
We told you about Paul Rainey‘s Kickstarter for Gripe Night already, but with the campaign coming to a successful end,
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Batman’s Next Chapter Begins: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #6
Launching and establishing a new book, especially ones for relatively new or recently returned characters, can be very difficult to
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Review: ‘Superman: Son Of Kal-El’ #8 Finally Gets The Formula Right
The first issue of Superman: Son of Kal-El hit all the right notes. Since then, the series has struggled trying
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Advance Review: `Decorum’ Hardcover Showcases Artist Mike Huddleston’s Amazing Work
When Image Comics’ Decorum #1 premiered in early 2020, it instantly sold out at local comic shops. Then the pandemic
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A Heart-Warming, Cold War Sci-Fi: ‘Primordial’ #6 Advance Review
After last issue, I felt I needed to read Primordial #6 with a more open mind, or open heart at
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Advance Review: The Heat is On in `78 MPH’ #1
Talk about global warming! 78 MPH, the latest series from Red 5 Comics, deals with a crazy post-apocalyptic future straight
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If I Could Turn Back Time: ‘Repeat Performance’ Reviewed
Usually when a film does a time loop it’s a Groundhog Day situation, where the day keeps repeating over and
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‘Batman Incorporated’ Is The Most Realistic Batman Concept
This article is somewhat of a sequel to a previous comicon.com article. The title of the previous article is ‘Batman
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: An Unusual Team Up In ‘The Brave And The Bold’ #85
Truly kicking off our month of team-ups, we knew it had to be special. So why not an issue of
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