It’s The Children’s World Now: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #10
It’s said quite often that children are the future. This is a phrase that is factual in the sense that
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A French Film Starring Two French Giants: ‘Seven Days… Seven Nights’ Reviewed
The refusal to use a conjunction. The ellipsis instead of a comma. If you’re wondering what kind of movie to
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Retcons, Reboots And Resurrections #16: The Tragic Saga Of Madelyne Pryor
They say the only three certain things in life are birth, death, and change. When it comes to comic books
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All The Reviewed Comics From Last Week
We have another round of comic book reviews to share with you from the past week’s batch of new comics
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Another Pacey And Punchy Issue: Reviewing ‘Chu’ #8 From Layman And Boultwood
Saffron Chu finds herself in early 19th century France and on the look out for the heist of the century.
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Between A Rock And A Hard Place: Reviewing ‘Beyond The Breach’ #3
After two issues that have set the scene and deepened the mystery of the moment multiple dimensions collided with the
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Review: Things Go To Hell In ‘X-Men: The Onslaught Revelation’
Way of X was building towards something big — a new approach for the X-Men and the island of Krakoa.
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Review: ‘Frontiersman’ #1 Explores Sociopolitical Questions
Writer Patrick Kindlon and penciller/colorist Marco Ferrari do great work on universe building. This occurs primarily to flesh out the
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Physician, You Cannot Heal Yourself: Reviewing ‘The Death Of Doctor Strange’ #1
They say that the only certain things in life are death and taxes. Eventually, death comes to take us all
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We’re Living In A Jackson Hyde World: Reviewing ‘Aquaman: The Becoming’ #1
There have been quite a number of really interesting angles that were born out of Future State and have found
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Mary Tyler Moore Double Feature: ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ And ‘What’s So Bad About Feeling Good?’
Between The Dick Van Dyke Show ending and The Mary Tyler Moore Show beginning, Mary Tyler Moore would star in a
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Review: ‘Moon Knight’ #3 Fights Dirty
When people think about superhero fights, they think about the choreographed stunt-fests we see in moves. But Moon Knight #3
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Advance Review: ‘Vinyl’ #4 Ramps Up The Body Count And The Shocks In Another Horrifically Fun Issue
Doug Wagner and Daniel Hillyard certainly ramp up the gore ratio in Vinyl #4, with casualties on both sides. Like
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Advance Review: ‘Transformers: Beast Wars’ #8 Ups The Danger
Artist Winston Chan does great with the visual characterization. While colorist Sidvenblu elevates the visual characterization via hues that spotlight
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Review: ‘Bermuda’ #3 Is Another Fast, Furious, Fun Read
Bermuda #3 one more opens up in the now familiar way of a dramatic splash page – and you don’t
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A New Batman For A New Era: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #1
Fear and chaos have gripped all of Gotham City as the DC Comics event ‘Fear State‘ has begun, and while
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A Little Star Wars In Our X-Men: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #24
Krakoa’s mutant “pirates,” who really haven’t done any pirating ever, have left the high seas behind this month in order
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Review: ‘Superman & The Authority’ #3 Is A Beautiful Mess
The Man of Steel largely has his team assembled. ButSuperman & The Authority #3 shows that there’s a lot more
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An Ecchi Comedy Hidden Gem: ‘Dragon Half’ Series Reviewed
Dragon Half is and ecchi comedy manga series created by Ryūsuke Mita. The series follows the adventures of Mink, a
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Review Round Up: All The Comic Book Reviews From The Past Week
Welcome, welcome one and all to our regular Saturday round up of reviews. This week we had Tony Thornley reviewed
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Casino Royale’ (2006)
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
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Review: ‘Fantastic Four Life Story’ #4 Is Surprisingly Upbeat, Until The Silver Surfer Arrives
We get to the ‘90s in this issue and some of the Fantastic Four are certainly looking their age. Some
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The Mutants’ Court: The Mystery Deepens In ‘X-Men: Trial Of Magneto’ #2
Hear ye, hear ye, The Mutants’ Court is now in session! Comicon.com’s new column is dedicated to covering the massive
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The Power Of Youth Prevails: Reviewing ‘Champions’ #9
Superheroes always have been and always will be, social justice warriors. Their goals are to protect the world from various
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A Little Doom Goes A Long Way: Reviewing ‘Excalibur’ #23
If there is one truth that one can take to heart about Marvel Comics it is this: adding a little
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Audio Drama Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Third Doctor Adventures’ Vol. 7
The Third Doctor Adventures Volume 7 Directed by Nicholas Briggs Starring Tim Treloar (The Doctor), Sadie Miller (Sarah Jane Smith), Daisy Ashford (Liz
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The Reality Of Superheroes Is Dangerous: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Times’ #2
There are probably very few superhero/comic book fans that would not immediately jump at the chance to not only meet
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We All Live In A Jennika World: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II’
There is not an ounce of doubt that Jennika, the new fifth turtle member of the Splinter/Hamato can, has cemented
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Beware The Wrath Of The Manta: Reviewing ‘Black Manta’ #1
The character of Black Manta has a quite long history at DC Comics, one of the most known of Aquaman’s
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New To You Comics #84: Feelin’ Good At The End Of The World In ‘Memetic’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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Advance Review: ‘Red Room’ #4 Serves Up A Gory Tale Of Revenge
While Ed Piskor’s Red Room is very much a hardcore horror comic for today, this newest issue looks back to
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