Review: ‘Adventureman’ #8 Spins The Wheel Of Plot
A lighting design by designer Coralie Beauchamp is on display in certain pages of this issue. Yet, for some reason
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(Un)welcome Romance: ‘Back Street’ Reviewed
Between the adorable waiter (Ludwig Stössel) getting all bent out of shape because Walter (Charles Boyer) isn’t putting his order
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Review: Black Top Bill Looms Large In ‘Nocterra’ #8
The second story-arc of Nocterra continue to be narrated by .. and as such Val seems to take more of
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Review: Millar And Immonen Go Large On Action And Shocks With ‘The Magic Order 2’ #5
Since being a major player in bringing widescreen storytelling to comic books with comics like Marvel’s Ultimates, writer Mark Millar
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There Are Many Miles To Go: Reviewing ‘What If…Miles Morales’ #1
Miles Morales has been a lot of things in the just over a decade the character has existed. Starting off
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New To You Comics Batman Special Edition: A 90’s Classic Revisited In ‘Batman: Gothic’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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TV Review: ‘Our Flag Means Death’
While series like Quinta Brunson’s Abbott Elementary are showing how viable and hilarious workplace comedies still can be, David Jenkins’
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An All-New Beginning, A Familiar Feeling: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ #1
Taking a page from the long-running comic book series found at other publishers, Boom! Studios Firefly series came to an
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Owner Of A Broken Heart: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy’ #16
High school is an awkward place where hormones are flying free, drama is around every corner, and everyone is just
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The Cat Strikes Back: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #40
Any time a book goes through a creative change, there can often be a moment or two where it has
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The Struggle Is Very Real: Reviewing ‘Silk’ #2
Superhero comic books are full of all the fights and battles that come with being a superhero comic, but the
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #90 Begins Beyond’s Endgame
Peter Parker is back in the swing of things and Ben Reilly is at his side. It’s the beginning of
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Natalie Wood And George Segal Are ‘The Last Married Couple In America’ Reviewed
When your couple friends start breaking up, it’s always the football game that suffers. For Mari (Natalie Wood) and Jeff
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Good But Spinning In Circles: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #35
Miles Morales has been through a lot over the last decade that the character has existed, first picking up the
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Two Aquamans For The Price Of One: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #1
No matter what some out there might say, Aquaman is a super cool character with a world setting that is
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Advance Review: ‘The Wrong Earth: Trapped On Teen Planet’ Shows What Fun Multiverse Stories Can Be
Across the two series of AHOY Comics’ The Wrong Earth we have seen the more grim and gritty Dragonfly of
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Advance Review: Grumpy Cat Rules The Roost In `Star Trek: Discovery – Adventures In The 32nd Century’ #1
The Star Trek franchise has a long history of pets, dating all the way back to Christopher Pike’s horse Tango,
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Review Round Up: All The Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Another week and another round of reviews. So, what have our team been reading for your consideration? As ever Scott
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Advance Review: Re-engineering Geordi In `Star Trek: The Mirror War – LaForge’ #1
Star Trek’s mirror universe has been a source of excitement, innovative storytelling and even a little controversy over the decades.
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Something For The Weekend: Your Weekly Dose Of Popular Posts
More popular posts from another week of comic book news, reviews and other tidbits from the popular culture landscape: It’s
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Review: ‘X Deaths Of Wolverine’ #3 Gets Complicated
X Deaths of Wolverine is already the more complicated story of the rapidly unfolding saga. But with this week’s revelation,
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Review: ‘Harker – The Black Hound Part 1’ – The Marvellous Murder Mysteries Continue
The third volume of the excellent Brit crime drama takes us to the gothic realms of darkest Whitby, where poor
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Film Review: ‘Parallel Mothers’
Pedro Almodovar’s new film Parallel Mothers brings back Penelope Cruz in a role that plays on the Spanish actress’ strength
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The Folly Of One Tobias Wear: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1054
Ever since the first issue of Detective Comics event storyline ‘Shadows of the Bat’, we’ve known that everything the then
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‘Draw A Stickman: Epic’ Reviewed: Filled With Charm And Challenges
Draw a Stickman: Epic is a series of action puzzle video games developed by Hitcents that initially received their start
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Friends We Made Along The Way: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #11
Wrapping up any sort of story arc, especially one that has run through almost a dozen issues, comes with having
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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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