Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Scream 4’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
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Reviews
Not Your Typical Film About A Brothel: ‘The Balcony’ Reviewed
You’d think that even a brothel might have trouble staying open in the middle of a warzone, but not in
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Review: Not Everything Is As It Appears In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #88
Spider-Man Beyond has built a unique sort of Spider-Man story. It started as one thing- an exploration of corporate sponsored
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From Hell’s Heart: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth’ #1
All the way back in the days of House of X/Powers of X when the new nation of Krakoa was
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Review: ‘The Magic Order 2’ #4 Conjures Up Big Action And Big Personalities In Another Blockbuster Issue
They say you should never bring a knife to a gun fight, but it’s equally true that you should never
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Any Port In A Storm: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #3
If there is one thing that can be said about T’Challa, former King of Wakanda, it is that he is
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Can’t Take The Sky From Them: Reviewing ‘Firefly’ #36
Through the entirety of the very short time that Firefly was being aired back in 2001, Earth was a concept
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A Shocking Turn: Reviewing ‘Static: Season One’ #5
The life of a superhero is rough, especially when one has just gotten started and is trying to push back
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Review: ‘The Book Of Boba Fett’ S01 Ep.6 – ‘From The Desert Comes A Stranger’
There are two possible ways to look at the latest episode of The Book of Boba Fett. One way to
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Superman Brought Low On Warworld: ‘Action Comics’ #1039 Reviewed
The Warworld Saga continues to build a Superman epic unlike any we’ve seen. In Action Comics #1039, we get a
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A Torturously Terrific Issue: Reviewing ‘Avengers Forever’ #2
Robbie Reyes and Deathlok are imprisoned on Earth-818 in Avengers Forever #2, a dark, desperate world totally at the mercy
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Breathtaking Fantasy: ‘Step By Bloody Step’ Advance Review
Step by Bloody Step is a wordless fantasy adventure comic written by Si Spurrir, drawn by Matias Bergara, and colored by
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Advance Review: `Rogue Sun’ #1 Is Not Your Father’s Superhero Story
If you’re looking for a dynamic opening to a comic book series, Rogue Sun delivers. The opening pages pit the
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Setting Sail Once More: Reviewing ‘Marauders Annual’ #1
With Inferno having reached its conclusion and X Lives of Wolverine/X Deaths of Wolverine paving the way for a new
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Advance Review: Silence is Golden in `Step By Bloody Step’ #1
It would be easy to say that Si Spurrier, the writer of Step By Bloody Step #1 left all the
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Its A Bat-Themed Celebration: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1050
No matter how it started, Detective Comics has long been synonymous with Batman at this point as it has served
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Advance Review: `Speed Republic’ #1 Stalls From the Start
It is counterintuitive for a story called Speed Republic to get off to a slow start. Unfortunately, the latest title
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Loyalty And Rabbits: Reviewing Second Run’s Blu-Ray Of ‘Celia’
Imitation might be the sincerest form of flattery, but that doesn’t mean other Blu-Ray labels always have to step on
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‘PopSlinger’ Game Review: Side-Scrolling Action To A Pop Beat
Funky Can Creative is a Mexico based video game developer beginning to make a name for themselves in the industry.
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Review Round Up: All Of This Week’s Comic Book Reviews
We have another bevvy of reviews to share with you this weekend from our regular and dedicated review team, including
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A Whole New Dynamic Duo: Reviewing ‘Mary Jane & Black Cat: Beyond’ #1
Saying goodbye is always really hard, and in comics, those goodbyes are often a very final thing. Especially in work-for-hire
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Review: ‘X Deaths Of Wolverine’ #1 Is Much More Than It Appears
Last week, we saw Wolverine begin a time travel adventure that promised to change Krakoa forever. The week before that,
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It’s A Family Affair: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #10
Learning about one’s family tree and history is not an uncommon experience within human society, many even pay good amounts
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Heartstrings Tugged: Reviewing ‘The Death Of Doctor Strange’ #5
When picking up a comic book, whether physically at the store or through digital means, if the name Jed MacKay
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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #12 Has A Mix Of Intelligence
Writer Erik Burnham, artist Josh Burcham, and letterer Jake M. Wood create a narrative that ranges in quality. One of
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Going Round And Round: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #34
Miles Morales is a character that has meant a lot to a lot of people for well over a decade
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Three Years Later, Vaughan and Staples Shine in `Saga’ #55
Three years in comic book continuity can be a lifetime. Characters are created, killed and are resurrected. Love is sought,
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Review: ‘Superman: Son Of Kal-El’ #7 Works Despite Getting All Wet
Superheroes encounter the fantastic all the time. It’s the core of the concept. But when happens when the fantastic encounters
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Review: ‘The Book of Boba Fett’ S01 Ep.5 ‘Return Of The Mandalorian’
While any sighting of the Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) is always most welcome, this is a TV series entitled The Book
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The Devil Ray Begins: Reviewing ‘Black Manta’ #5
There is a school of thought that talks about the idea that every good hero character is in some ways
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Sam Dunes Quickly Runs Out Of Options And Out Of Road In Another Gripping Issue: Reviewing ‘Clear’ #4
Things go south pretty quickly for our boy Sam in Clear #4 from Scott Snyder and Francis Manapul. As maybe
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