Checking Off All The Boxes: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #26
At the very beginning, Marauders was billed as the book where we would see some black market “pirate” sort of
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #38 Is A Witty And Intelligent High Stakes Courtroom Comedy Drama
The rehabilitation of She-Hulk as a less barbaric looking beast continues in this week’s Fantastic Four #38 as Jennifer Walters
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A New Era Needs New Solutions: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics 2021 Annual’ #1
Social/political issues and comic books (and all forms of art really) have gone hand in hand since the very beginning.
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Review: ‘Once & Future’ #22 Is Another Fast-Paced, Character Focussed Issue From Gillen And Mora
As the war rages across the supernaturally transformed United Kingdom, everyone continues to have their hands full with legendary characters
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An Odd Couple Gets Less Odd: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1045
Since the moment he emerged from the shadows to fight for Gotham City, against the superstitious and cowardly criminals, the
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Tinker, Tailor, Avenger, Spy: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #1
Any time one chooses to engage with any form of art/entertainment there is the chance that said art/entertainment will be
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Review: ‘Justice League Incarnate’ #1 Offers Up Another Great Excuse To Explore The Multiverse
I won’t be the first, or the last, person to make mention of the Thanos analogy – Tartarus – going
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‘Sword Art Online: Progressive – Aria Of A Starless Night’ Film Review
Sword Art Online is the definitive anime franchise of the 2010’s. Despite the polarizing nature of the first series, it
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A Story Of Heroes: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Times’ #5
What actually makes a hero a hero? Perhaps it’s always that person that has a long resume of good deeds
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Noriaki Yuasa’s Live-Action Manga: ‘The Snake Girl And The Silver Haired Witch’ Reviewed
Never has a character in a horror film taken more things on the chin than Sayuri (Yachie Matsui) in Noriaki
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A Journey Comes To An End: Reviewing ‘Beyond The Breach’ #5
When one journey ends, it’s often just the precursor to the beginning of many new adventures. With its fifth issue,
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Review: Hawkeye S01 Ep.3 ‘Echoes’
(+++ WARNING: This review contains some spoilers for Hawkeye, series one, episode three +++) With both Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld)
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Review: ‘Hulk’ #1 Is A Return To Form (And That May Not Be A Good Thing)
Marvel’s Hulk is just coming off a run that redefined the character forever. Now, the next era is just getting
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Advance Review: An Inventive And Fun Time Travelling Heist Comes To A Satisfying Ending In ‘Chu’ #10
As heist capers go, this is by far one of the more inventive I’ve come across in a good while.
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Advance Review: ‘The Department Of Truth’ #14 Continues To Be Repetitive And Formulaic In Its Reliance On It’s ‘Conspiracy Theory Of The Month’ Trope
It’s been a while since I last reviewed The Department of Truth. To be honest, I needed the break. As
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New To You Comics #95: ‘Batman Vol 1: I Am Gotham’
Tony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
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An Old Enemy Goes On The Hunt: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #79 Reviewed
Ben Reilly’s barely been in the webs a week and he’s already ran afoul of one of Spider-Man’s greatest enemies.
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Review: ‘The Flash’ #776 Is A Fun Twist On The Norm
Interactive comics are a concept that have been done, but not as often as you might think. That means whenever
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The Conquered State Of Fear: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #37
There is nowhere that the entirely of ‘Fear State‘ has felt direr and more important than the streets of Alleytown,
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: ‘Hawkeye Vol. 1: My Life As A Weapon’ Continues To Be An All Time Great
Okay… This looks bad. But it doesn’t actually. In fact, Hawkeye Vol. 1: My Life As A Weapon is simply
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Something For The Thanksgiving Weekend: You Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
So, did everyone have a good Thanksgiving who celebrated it? We do hope so, and we do hope we can
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Review Round Up: All The Comic Book Reviews From The Past Week’s Pull List
As it’s been Thanksgiving this week we didn’t get through as many titles as usual. But then it is the
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A Suspect Hidden In Plain Sight: Reviewing ‘The Death Of Doctor Strange’ #3
There are a vast number of subjects that are part of eternal debates amongst the members of comics fandom. One
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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #10 Surprises
Writer Erik Burnham does great at making the characterization and dialogue believable. However, Burnham puts in a reference to a character
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Suffer The Consequences: Reviewing ‘Ka-Zar: Lord Of The Savage Land’ #3
There are many things that are generally a common occurrence in stories that are about heroic journeys of any kind,
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Hawke Vs Robin, For All The Marbles: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #8
Often in any serialized form of storytelling, when there is an entry that pads out the time towards the big
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TV Review: The ‘Batwoman’ Mid-Season Finale Leaves The Team At Its Lowest Point Yet
Batwoman’s two main plots converged Wednesday night for a mid-season finale that brought the Bat team to an all-time low.
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Review: Hawkeye S01 Ep.1 ‘Never Meet Your Heroes’
(+++ WARNING: Thus review contains some mild spoilers for episode 1 of Hawkeye +++) The latest Marvel TV extravaganza dropped
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Review: ‘Deathstroke Inc.’ #3 Continues To Be A Fun, Fantastic, Thrilling Series
Continuing with the fun formula of dropping Deathstroke and company into a different genre and situation each issue, this time
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‘Batman’ #117: How James Tynion & Jorge Jimenez Helped Me Learn To Love The Bat
I really never was a Batman guy. I grew up in the 90’s, and there were two types of comics
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New To You Comics #94: ‘Bloodshot Reborn V1: Colorado’ Revitalizes A Difficult Concept
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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