Neither An Ending Nor A Beginning: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #29
‘The Clone Saga’ has come to an end, and now it’s time for Miles Morales to reflect. That’s what he
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Review: ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep.16 ’Kamino Lost’
(+++ WARNING: Thsi review contains spoilers for The Bad Batch, ‘Kamino Lost’ +++) While this final episode is certainly full
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Once again we catch up with the various teams in Infinite Frontier #4 from last issue, starting with with President
Read moreThe Return Of Infinity Inc. And The Debut Of Something More Dangerous: Reviewing ‘Infinite Frontier’ #4
Once again we catch up with the various teams in Infinite Frontier #4 from last issue, starting with with President
Read moreModern Issues Call For A Modern Batman: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #0
DC Comics Future State event showcased a slew of potential futures for a great number of familiar and new DC
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Well, we previewed this at Comicon a few weeks ago, but it’s one that I wanted to have a bit
Read moreReview: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #2 Go Up And Down
The regular cover by artist Felipe Watanabe and colorist Frank William dovetails nicely into the main narrative. Though the art
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When it comes to the supporting cast members of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe, there are quite a few
Read moreThe Cold War Heats Up – Reviewing ‘Fantastic Four: Life Story’ #3
In our reality the ‘80s saw the Neo-con poster boy, Ronald Reagan, dreaming of the Star Wars program to defend
Read moreAn Unlucky Schlub Vs. Legions Of Hell: Reviewing ‘Lucky Devil’ #1
Stanley’s got it rough. His girlfriend is cheating on him, and not even trying to hide it. His commute sucks.
Read moreReview: Superheroic Civil Disobedience In ‘Batman’ #111
The dark future of Gotham is in motion. And if Batman #111 is any indication, its much closer than anyone
Read moreClassic Comics Cavalcade: A Heroic Classic In ‘Spider-Man And The Fantastic Four: Silver Rage’
Team ups are one of the most classic tropes in comic book storytelling. In all superhero comics, one team-up in
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Read moreBest Of British Review: ‘Lights, Planets, People!’ – A Beautiful Graphic Novel Of Communication And Mental Health
Light, Planets, People! is a new graphic novel adapted by Molly Naylor from her play, and illustrated, beautifully so, by
Read moreReview: ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep. 15 ‘Finale’ (Part 1)
For a rip-roaring finale to a Star Wars series I couldn’t think of a better backdrop than the tempestuous world
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There something quite miraculous about The Suicide Squad. It is a product of WarnerMedia during the turbulent AT&T era, but
Read moreTarn Breaker Of Souls Strikes Back: Reviewing ‘Hellions’ #14
There are a great number of things that make a story work and make it memorable. Far too many to
Read moreReview: ‘Immortal Hulk’ #49 Finds Heart At The End Of The Journey
The Hulk has found himself at the end of the road with the conclusion of the greatest story of his
Read moreReviewing ‘Batman: Reptilian’ #2 Gives Us A Crueller Batman In A Cruel, Cruel City
As this is an unmistakably Garth Ennis take on Batman, we get a Dark Knight who uses his intelligence for
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Did You Hear What Eddie Gein Done?’ Meticulously Explores The Life And Crimes Of One Of America’s Infamous True Life Ghouls
Did You Hear What Eddie Gein Done? Is a remarkable true crime graphic novel from writer and author Harold Schechter and
Read moreAn Ending And A Beginning: Reviewing ‘Silk’ #05
After dropping a villainous origin story and establishing the stakes of the series major threat, Silk took a month break
Read moreReview: ‘The Swamp Thing’ #6 Is Another A Lavish Landscape Of Lush Language And Vibrant Visuals
The Suicide Squad go looking for Levi Kamei in the Kaziranga Forest, India and of course get more than they
Read moreThe Children Are Not Alright: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #9
To many, the idea of living forever, the sort where you stop aging and your health is never a question
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The X-Men are now Earth’s greatest heroes. They have stepped up to protect the planet and prove that mutantkind is
Read moreLike A British ‘Little Women’ — ‘The Railway Children’ Reviewed
While Lionel Jeffries’ The Railway Children is a Christmas staple in the UK, it hasn’t always been easy to find
Read moreExistentialism And DVD Escapism: ‘Deadbox’ #1 Advance Review
While writer and co-creator of Deadbox, Mark Russell, freely admits that this is a “goofy” concept for a horror comic,
Read moreNew To You Comics #78: Spy-Hero Hijinks In ‘Ninjak V1: Weaponeer’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreNew To You Comics #78: Spy-Hero Hijinks In ‘Ninjak V1: Weaponeer’
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Read moreDiversity Bait And Switch: Reviewing ‘The United States Of Captain America’ #2
Captain America is one of the stalwart Avengers and superheroes of the Marvel Universe, existing even before the rest of
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Annual 2021’ Wonderfully Pulls Double Duty
Annual issues are a long tradition when it comes to ongoing comic books across a variety of publishers. At times
Read moreReview: ‘Firefly’ #31 Is Still Hanging In There
Flashing back a few months, the review for issue twenty-seven of Firefly spoke about a heavy character-focused issue that really
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