Is It Wind Or Is It Supernatural?: ‘The Red House’ Reviewed
Until now Pete (Edward G. Robinson) has gotten by on his farm without any help, but that doesn’t mean he
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Previously On X-Men: Magik Is Back And Better Than Ever
Two weeks ago, we had six X-books. Last week, zero (hence no Previously on X-Men). This week, five. Next: two.
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Advance Review — Finally A Fitting Ending In ‘Star Trek: Voyager – Homecoming’ #5
After 25 years, the characters in Star Trek: Voyager finally gets the ending they deserved. Voyager ended in
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Force Matters: ‘Legacy Of Vader’ Concludes On Artistic High Note
It’s another quiet week in Star Wars comics — and a sad one, as the best series of the current
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Advance Review — ‘Blood & Thunder’ #10 Continues Its Bizarre Pacing
You know you have a storytelling problem when your creative team has to rely on the readers’ letter page to
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The Rise Of The Losers — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #4
Multiversal crossovers are the perfect excuse to crack open the toybox and grab everything and anything to slam them together.
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend, and welcome to a selection of posts from the past week as picked by the editorial
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The Heart Of The Bat — Reviewing ‘DC K.O.: Knightfight’ #4
Always ten or more steps ahead, Batman has planned for every outcome except one; an actually happy Batman-free future. That’s
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Toy Review: McFarlane’s SHAZAM! Is Magical
With one magic word, Billy Batson becomes Earth’s Mightiest Mortal. And with the same magic word, one of McFarlane Toys’
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It’s Farewell, Not Goodbye — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #42
Superhero comic books are known for how there is never actually an end to adventures or stories of any character,
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Gabin And Ventura: A Review Of Kino’s ‘French Noir Collection II’ Part 1
For their second French Noir Collection, Kino Lorber start things things off with a star turn by Jean Gabin, followed
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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys’ Superboy Takes Us Back
It’s been over thirty years since the seminal Death and Return of Superman was published. Finally, one of the key
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Old Friends And Stolen Ships — Reviewing ‘Nova’ #4
Life’s tough when a whole alien culture’s repository lives inside your brain, needing constant energy replenishment to escape eternal oblivion.
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Review: Taking A Dive Into ‘The Twilight Zone’ #4
There’s one in every family, isn’t there? The loser. The screw-up. The sister or cousin or uncle who just can’t
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Advance Review: ‘Narco’ #1 — Alfred Hitchcock Meets Gen Z In This Suspenseful New Thrilling Series
Meet Marcus Wesphal, a narcoleptic who cannot help but pass out in stressful situations. So, being a fan of serial
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Belmondo And Desailly: A Review Of Kino’s ‘French Noir Collection II’ Part 2
For Disc 2 of Kino’s French Noir Collection II, Jean-Paul Belmondo attempts to help an old war pal while Jean
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Force Matters: ‘Hunt For The Falcon’ #5 Shrugs Its Way To A Limp Conclusion
The slow wind down of the current era of Star Wars comics continues in the books out January 7th, as
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Fighting Magic With Magic — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #16
Raised by a witch in Hell, Wonder Woman is no slouch when it comes to the ways of using magic.
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Extra, Extra!: ‘His Girl Friday’ Reviewed
Nothing could’ve seemed cooler than Rosalind Russell the first time I saw Howard Hawks’ His Girl Friday. The flashy hats.
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Toy Review: DC Classic Batgirl Is A Pleasant Surprise
One of the last bits of collecting I have to complete before McFarlane Toys time with DC Comics’ license is
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Toy Review: McFarlane Toys’ Zero Hour Superman Embodies An Era
A lot of fans mock the infamous “mullet” era of Superman. In my opinion though, it’s one of the most
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Masking So Much Rage — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Casey Jones’ #4
Watch out world. Casey Jones is back and better than ever! In fact, he’s a bit too much better really.
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Building Monsters Ain’t For Amateurs — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #47
Creating life, sorry, I mean reanimating life, sure seems to be pretty simple when you put your (messed up) mind
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and welcome to another round-up of posts, as selected by myself and my fellow editors. So,
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Colorful Space Turf Wars — Reviewing ‘Green Lantern Corps’ #12
It’s been a while since checking in with the Green Lantern Corps. Surely not all that much has gone down.
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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do — Reviewing ‘Harley & Ivy: Life & Crimes’ #3
Toxic relationships are not a simple thing to suddenly finish … especially ones with the very homicidally toxic Joker. It’s
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Scared Little Boy Behind A Mask — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1105
Who is the Lion and why did they become the latest deadly threat to Batman and Gotham City? The Dark
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The Most Dangerous Of Games — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #134
Ideas are a powerful thing. When manifested as reality, they have the power to alter lives and the world itself.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Inglorious X-Force’ #1 Is The Best Of The New Batch
It’s the busiest week yet for “Shadows of Tomorrow” (in part due to the arrival of the perpetually-late X-Men of
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Toy Review: ‘X-Men ’97’ Jubilee Is The Figure She Needed
Well, it’s better late than never, as I wrap up my week of looks at Hasbro’s Marvel Legends retro card
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #4 Courts A King
Writer Frank J. Barbiere inserts some topical issues into a flashback in the main story. Though Barbiere seems to be
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