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After the build up to the wedding of Doctor Doom and Victorious’s admittance of infidelity at the altar all Hell
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‘Here After’ Reviewed: An Interesting Idea For Crossing Over
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One of the themes that were at the forefront of Firefly’s time on the air so many years ago was
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The Shadow King has been twisting the minds of Krakoa’s youth. We don’t know why or for how long, but
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If nothing else, Vinyl is the most bizarre example of a rescue plot you’ll get in any comic on the
Read moreReview: ‘The Flash’ #772 Faces New Beginnings And Old Enemies
After a story arc solely devoted to reforming and recontextualizing Wally West’s recent history, The Flash can truly start telling
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Three issue into Ed Piskor’s horrifying shared universe and we begin to see a larger story emerging from the blood
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The Man of Steel was created in 1938, and many people would look at that date and think the character
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Read moreReview: ‘Marauders’ #22 Misses The Mark As It Attempts To Address Serious Heavy Topics
Around two years ago the Krakoan era of the X-Men began. An era built upon the idea of the mutants
Read moreReview: ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep.13 ‘Infested’
After the rather exciting episode last week, the gang return to Ord Mantell only to find Cid has been usurped,
Read moreReview: The Clone Saga Comes To An Explosive End With ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #28
While the 1990’s version of a Spider-Man ‘Clone Saga’ lasted over two years and spanned a whole ton of issues,
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Once, the traditional heroes and systems of law and order failed one of the DC Universe’s greatest heroes. He formed
Read moreReview: It’s All About Family In The Very Fitting Story Conclusion Of ‘Shadecraft’ #5
From the very beginning, it was clear that one of the major elements of the story of Shadecraft, which went
Read moreReview: Selina Kyle Takes A Stand As Forces Descend Upon Alleytown In ‘Catwoman’ #33
With the question of who Selina Kyle is and the origin of Father Valley having been answered in the previous
Read moreReview: ‘Moon Knight’ #1 Is A Triumphant Return
Seven years ago, Marvel’s Moon Knight was recontextualized, giving him a new direction and new mission. In the wake of
Read moreReview: ‘Mawrth Valliis’ Sets A Pace
Writer/artist EPHK creates a fast pace for this original story. However, it is arguably too fast due to how only
Read moreReview: ‘Champions’ #8 Continues To Expertly Juggle Heavy Topics And Great Character Moments
Action is a big part of various mediums and stories and can often be the thing that draws one into
Read moreReview: Saffron Chu Returns Only To Get Into Trouble On The High Seas In ‘Chu’ #6
Saffron Chu returns this week in Chu #6 by John Layman and Dan Boultwood, and this second story arc feels
Read moreA TV Movie To Fill That ‘Outlander’ Void: ‘The Two Worlds Of Jennie Logan’ Reviewed
There’s forgiving someone and there’s being able to move past what they did. In the TV movie, The Two Worlds
Read moreReview: The Past And Present Collide For Dick Grayson In ‘Nightwing’ #82
Retcons of any kind can be a tricky divisive subject when it comes to comic books. They either turn everything
Read moreExciting, Entertaining And Exotic: ‘Bermuda’ #1 Advance Review
Meet Bobby and Andy. Rich kids on a private jet who crash-land somewhere within the fables Bermuda Triangle and are
Read moreReview: ‘Beyond The Breach’ #1 Is A Pedal To The Metal Gorgeously Nightmarish Fantastical Sci-Fi Journey
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As Way of X continues the exploration of the laws of Krakoa, it is clear that things may get worse
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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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Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Home Sick Pilots’ #7 Continues To Amaze And Intrigue
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There is an anonymous proverb that states the only three things that are certain in life are birth, death, and
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