Review: Kung Fu Goes Cosmic In ‘Shang-Chi’ #4
You wouldn’t think that the worlds of kung fu and super-science would have much crossover in the Marvel Universe.But as
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Review: Marvel Meets Eco-Horror In ‘Ka-Zar: Lord of the Savage Land’ #1
Despite the long-time relationship that real-world issues/concerns/politics/etc and all forms of art have had, it’s not always easy to find
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Review: ‘Seven Dead Stars’ #00 Takes Comics To The Next Level
Something being a new experience or totally out of the box are the types of phrases thrown around comics all
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DC And Webtoon’s ‘Batman: Wayne Family Adventures’ Is A Much Needed Bat-Shot In The Arm
When DC and Webtoon announced their partnership just three weeks ago, no one quite knew what to think. There was
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Film Review: Reminiscing About ‘Reminiscence’
The warmth offered by memories of the past can be a helluva drug, can’t it? Many of us, myself included,
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Review: The Newest Champion Of the Green Must Face An Uncomfortable Past In ‘The Swamp Thing’ #7
In this second part of this Suicide Squad guest starring story writer Ram V and artist Mike Perkins go all
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Review: ‘New Mutants’ #21 Confronts The Shadows
For the better part of a year, the Shadow King has been influencing the youth of Krakoa. And in New
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Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #3 Sees Action And Intrigue
Writers Kyle Higgins and Joe Clark continue to create a compelling main story. They also make what could be severely
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Reviewing ‘Infinite Frontier’ #6: Another New Status Quo For The DCU And The Odd Ray Of Hope Too
With the revelation of Darkseid as a major player in the last issue, Infinite Frontiers #6 wastes no time in
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TV Review: ‘Kin’ Season 1
“Kin” means family. It’s also short for the last name “Kinsella” on Kin, the new AMC+ series about a family
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A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand: Reviewing ‘Hellions’ #15
As all the wheels begin to come off the proverbial bus for the Hellions, the schemes and plans of a
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A New Action Platformer Gold Standard — ‘Psychonauts 2’ Reviewed
When Razputin Aquato, trained acrobat and powerful young psychic, finally realizes his dream of joining the Psychonauts … he finds
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Rebirth Of The Cool: Reviewing ‘Static: Season One’ #3
There is definitely a pretty big challenge that comes with taking on a series that is meant to reboot and
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Advance Review: ‘Not All Robots’ #2 Is A Dark Satire That Is Only Getting Darker
While Mike Deodato Jr.’s artwork in Not All Robots #2 evokes a seriousness and a certain sense of realism Mark
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Film Review: ‘The Protege’
Everything about The Protégé makes it seem like nothing more than a conventional pot-boiler of an action flick. And, rightfully
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The Acceptance And Rejection Of Death Itself: Reviewing ‘The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr’ #5
More often than not there are many people out there that when someone mentions comic books, their first thought is
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Review: ‘Star Wars: The High Republic’ #9 Explores The Galaxy’s Dark Side
The expressed purpose of the High Republic publishing line is to illuminate a Star Wars era while the Jedi and
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Review: Jesus’ Teachings Move People Into Positive Action In ‘Second Coming: Only Begotten Son’ #4, But At What Cost?
As I read through Second Coming: Only Begotten Son #4 a stray thought suddenly came into my mind. Comic books
Read moreReview: Jesus’s Teachings Move People Into Positive Action In ‘Second Coming: Only Begotten Son’ #4, But At What Cost?
As I read through Second Coming: Only Begotten Son #4 a stray thought suddenly came into my mind. Comic books
Read moreReview: ‘Infinite Frontier’ #5 Is Bold, Brash And Big On Action
I have to admit, for a villain Psycho Pirate makes a very good point about the multiverse and how the
Read moreA Change Of Focus Saves The Day: Reviewing ‘Firefly’ #32
Anyone that has read the last few months of Firefly reviews here is familiar with the point made that this book
Read moreGreat Promise And A Cardboard Plot: Reviewing ‘The United States of Captain America’ #03
On paper, the idea of a miniseries that celebrates the legacy of Captain America by bringing in a group of
Read moreEnter The Place Where Answers Go To Die: Reviewing ‘Everfrost’ #3
On the one hand, Everfrost #3 is very much a story about a mother trying to right a wrong and
Read more‘Marvel’s Avengers: War for Wakanda’ Review — Not Quite King Yet
Let’s get to the point: if you’re looking to Marvel’s Avengers: War for Wakanda expansion to fix all of the
Read moreBlu-ray Review: David Lynch’s ‘Dune’ Gets The Arrow Treatment
For a long time, the thought of watching Dune felt like a betrayal to director David Lynch. He famously didn’t have
Read moreNew To You Comics #82: God Is Coming In ‘Venom V1: Rex’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreAdvance Review: It Goes From Bad To Works For Paprika In ‘Mirka Andolfo’s Sweet Paprika’ #2
If you picked up the first issue of Mirka Andolfo’s Sweet Paprika then you know what to expect. Manga influence
Read moreAdvance Review: It Goes From Bad To Works For Paprika In ‘Mirka Andolfo’s Sweet Paprika’ #2
If you picked up the first issue of Mirka Andolfo’s Sweet Paprika then you know what to expect. Manga influence
Read moreReview: Believe Again In ‘Superman ’78’ #1
There’s probably only one other comic character who has been adapted to other mediums more than Superman. (Hint: he is
Read moreA Lot Of Hastily Tied-Up Loose Ends: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1042
Anytime a creator embarks on an endeavor to do a really long-form format to tell a story, there is pretty
Read moreReview: Superman Goes To War In ‘Action Comics’ #1034
Warworld has brought chaos to Earth and Kal-El’s family. In Action Comics #1034, the Superman family face it head on,
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