Advance Review: John Reppion And Mark Penman’s ‘Sir Gawain And The Green Knight’ Adaption Is Faithful And Fun
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is a Medieval narrative poem that has been transient many times by the likes
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Review: ‘Georgia And The Edge Of The World’ – Metaphysical Questing In A Wonderful World
Her first moments are all bound up in a thrilling adventure for sure, but young Georgia’s life after this is
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Review: Things Go To Hell In ‘S.W.O.R.D.’ #9
S.W.O.R.D.’s space adventure has been tied up in crossovers practically since it launched. Consequently, the story has progressed in a
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Fighting The Friends We Made Along The Way: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #7
The time for fun and games and camaraderie are over, as the final four become the final two in a
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Review: ‘Adventureman’ #6 Explores The Western Genre
Designer Leonardo Olea provides a new design for the creative credits page. Whether a reader will take the time to
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Return Of The Mutants: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #25
In early 2020 as the pandemic was first hitting the United States and the rest of the world, there was
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Secrets Revealed, Flashback Style: Reviewing ‘Beyond The Breach’ #4
Right from page one of the first issue, Beyond the Breach has been heading for its conclusion at breakneck speed
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Review: ‘Aquaman/ Green Arrow: Deep Target’ #1 Aims To Make A Splash
The team-up comic is a lost art form these days. DC Comics, for example, had three long-running team-up series for
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Star-Spangled Mediocrity: Reviewing ‘The United States Of Captain America’ #5
Over the last 80 years, there have been a vast number of stories that have featured Captain America, the star-spangled
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The Horror Of Acceptance: Reviewing ‘Eat The Rich’ #3
Throughout history, there have been many that find it ‘easier’ to put their head in the proverbial sand in order
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Review: ‘Deathstroke Inc.’ #2 Delivers A Sweeping Widescreen Adventure In Space
The team head off to speak in Deathstroke Inc. #2, to try and save a team of scientists abroad a
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‘Chu’ #9 Advance Review: Another Fun Flashback-Filled Issue In Which We Learn More About Saffron
Writer John Layman and artist Dan Boultwood deliver another fun issue of Chu as our eponymous hero is faced with
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Webcomic Weekly: Shannon Tindle’s ‘Gordon’ Is An Imagined Tale Of Gotham
Webcomic Weekly, where I try to maintain some semblance of weekly schedule showing you great online comics of all sorts.
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Advance Review: ‘Transformers: Beast Wars’ #9 Changes A Key Detail
Artist Josh Burcham is responsible for the creation of Cover A, and it features a nice amount of details. However,
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It’s An Atlantean World After All: Reviewing ‘Black Manta’ #2
After a first issue that essentially dropped any new readers right into the deep end without even so much as
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New To You Comics #90: ‘Department Of Truth’ V1 Hits Hard In Our Modern World
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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A Satire With Plenty Of Chills Too: Reviewing ‘Not All Robots’ #3
The unhealthy and dangerous relationships between robots and humans continues to play out and wreck havoc on the future society
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Tricks And Treats Aplenty: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #122
Over the past few months, the Splinter Clan and their many allies have brokered a peace with the remainder of
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Advance Review: ‘The Magic Order 2’ #1 Is A Magical And Murderous Debut
Like any good sequel the first act of this second series of The Magic Order catches up the reader with
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Review: ‘Bermuda’ #4 Delivers An Action-Packed, Blockbuster Conclusion To This All Ages Adventure Series
Most mini-series these days are anywhere between five and six issue long, but with Bermuda by John Layman and Nick
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: A Hero’s First Monster In ‘Hellboy And The B.P.R.D. 1952’
One of the greatest creator owned characters in comics has a history that spans nearly a century. In thirty years
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The Most Unique Film Of The Year ‘The French Dispatch’ Reviewed
The French Dispatch is the tenth film by visionary film auteur Wes Anderson. The film is an anthology of stories
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Review Round Up: Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews
We’ve got another batch of reviews to share with you all from our small but dedicated team of reviewers including
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Review: ‘Dune’ (2021)
To paraphrase the Shadout Mapes, when one has lived with Dune for so long, the moment of seeing Denis Villeneuve‘s new
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Review: Jon Kent Grows Up In ‘Superman: Son Of Kal-El’ #4
This opening arc of Superman: Son of Kal-El has one central theme — Jon Kent growing up. That’s not to
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The Wight Witch Cometh: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #36
This current run of Catwoman has been very slowly and wonderfully building up a great many characters, concepts, and situations
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four’ #37 And A Halloween To Remember
It’s Halloween on Yancy Street and that means trick or treating. But, as this is the Fantastic Four we’re talking
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Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Films’ ‘Yōkai Monsters Collection’
There’s a reason Arrow’s Yōkai Monsters Collection includes a documentary called ‘Hiding in Plain Sight.’ Pop culture is full of
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The Doctor Will See You Now: Reviewing ‘The Death Of Doctor Strange’ #2
Doctor Strange is dead. Long live Doctor Strange. Living up to its title in the very first issue, after a
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Blu-ray Review: ‘Pennyworth’ Season 2
Coming off of this weekend’s announcement at DC FanDome that Pennyworth will be returning for a third season, it seemed
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Review: ‘Night Of The Ghoul’ #1 Evokes A Bygone Age Of Horror Classics
If Scott Snyder’s We Have Demons #1 is a Stephen King flavoured contemporary horror series, then Night of the Ghoul
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