Thrown Into The Deep End: Reviewing ‘Aquaman: The Becoming’ #2
Every superhero has their moments where it feels like the entire world is against them, accused of a crime they
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Review: ‘My Bad’ #1 Presents A Colourful New And Goofy Shared Universe From AHOY Comics
It’s the turn of Mark Russell, Bryce Ingman and artist Peter Krause to deliver the latest superhero parody in comic
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Review: ‘Firefly’ #33 Leaves A Lot To Be Desired
There is that whole biblical phrase about giving and taking away that has been adapted into common vernacular over time.
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The Villain Of The Piece Reveals His Master Plan : Reviewing ‘The Swamp Thing’ #9
As we race to the finishing line of the first season of The Swamp Thing themes and echoes from across
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Someting Vile This Way Comes: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1044
Despite the best efforts of many involved, Gotham City is once more being put through the wringer as the Scarecrow
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The Deadly Fallout Begins: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Times’ #4
Superheroes are very often based upon the idea of people with extraordinary abilities who are seeking to do what they
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New To You Comics #91: Plunge Into The Icy Waters Of Dread With ‘Sea Of Sorrows’
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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Review: ‘Moon Knight’ #4 Gets Vulnerable
Sometimes you can forget in superhero comics that there’s someone behind the mask. In some series, it can be months
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Advance Review: ‘Knighted’ #1 Is One Clichéd Parody Too Many
With AWA Upshot’s shared superhero universe well and truly established creators are able to now play a bit more fast
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Review Round Up: All The Comic Book Reviews From Across The Past Week
More reviews to share with you for comic books that came out last week. And after a few quieter weeks,
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Review: ‘Task Force Z’ #1 Is A Zany Adventure You Could Only Get In Gotham
2021’s DC Comics mega story started with the Joker attacking Arkham Asylum and slaughtering Batman’s entire rogues gallery. Though we’re
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‘Bergman Island’ Is A Dear John Letter To The Great Director
Bergman Island, the new film by Mia Hansen-Løve is a complicated love letter to the films of Ingmar Bergman, especially those
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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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