Review: ‘Wolverine’ #14 Is A Noir Gem
Free to cut loose and tell its own story, Wolverine #14 is a great example of not just what the
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Advance Review: ‘Primordial’ #1 Is A Trippy And Tense Cold War Espionage Thriller In The Making
Imagine a world in which “Tricky Dicky” Nixon won the 1960 Presidential election and then went about dismantling the space
Read moreAdvance Review: The Best Of The Megazine Continues In ‘Lawless Book 3 – Ashes To Ashes’
Coming out on Thursday 5th August, the third volume of one of the best strips to come out of Judge
Read moreReview Round Up: Last Week’s Comic Book Reviews All Under One Roof
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Read moreReview: ‘Barbaric’ #2 Serves Up Swords, Sorceries And Backstories
Barbaric #2 is another fun, oversized issue, with plenty of story to fit into it too. Not only do we
Read moreA Gorgeous Epic Sci-Fi Adventure: Reviewing ‘AL15: The Adventure Begins’
Telling stories can be done through a variety of wonderful mediums. Choosing just one can be the best for a
Read moreReview: ‘Robin’ #4 Takes A Moment For A Meaningful Big Time Family Reunion
Damian Wayne’s overconfidence and rage have gotten him killed once and close to killed in the short time that he’s
Read moreReview: ‘Astonishing Times’ #1 Is A Love Letter To Comics And Superheroes Placed Into Our Real World
Superheroes and comic books have a long storied history at this point, and comics that explore the idea of superheroes
Read moreReview: ‘S.W.O.R.D.’ #7 Fights A Star War
The Hellfire Gala is over, and none of the X-Men titles felt as momentous of a shift as S.W.O.R.D. The
Read moreReview: ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep.14 ‘War-Mantle’
(+++ WARNING: There are major spoilers in this review for The Bad Batch ‘War-Mantle’ +++) After a filler of an episode
Read moreReview: ‘Static: Season One’ #2 Turns Up The Heat As Virgil Hawkins Life Gets Far More Complicated
If one could classify the first issue of Static: Season One as essentially the setting of the table (intro, origins,
Read moreReview: ‘Black Knight: Curse Of The Ebony Blade’ #5 Builds A Brilliant New Future For One Of Marvel’s Most Flawed Heores
Ever since the very beginning of the first issue, it’s been clear that Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade
Read moreReview: Felicia Hardy’s Biggest Heist Yet Begins With ‘Black Cat’ #8
One of the biggest scores of Felicia Hardy’s life came with a heavy emotional fallout where to save the city
Read moreReview: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #6 Changes Things
Writer Erik Burnham does a mostly good job at characterization. However, some of the dialogue for one of the Predacons
Read moreReview: ‘Superman: Son Of Kal-El’ #1 Explores The Icon As Hope
Superman has been a symbol for so many. In Superman: Son of Kal-El #1, we see that literally as the
Read moreReview: ‘Infinite Frontier’ #3 Delivers On Script And Surprises But Not Always On Art
Infinite Frontier #3 opens up spectacularly well with a one page catch-up posing as a webpage and then a wonderfully
Read moreReview: ‘Detective Comics’ #1040 Presents A Intriguing And Beautiful Story That Could Use A Bit More Breathing Room
While the last issue provided a conclusion of sorts, the issues facing Bruce Wayne in his new area of town
Read moreReview: The Wedding Of Doom Ends In Disaster For One Of Marvel’s First Family In ‘Fantastic Four’ #34
After the build up to the wedding of Doctor Doom and Victorious’s admittance of infidelity at the altar all Hell
Read more‘Here After’ Reviewed: An Interesting Idea For Crossing Over
There are several ideas out there of what happens after someone dies. The new dark romantic comedy, Here After, has
Read moreReview: ‘The Many Deaths of Laila Starr’ #4 Is The Beginning Of The End
Death is one of the constant certainties of human existence. Through the entirety of our time in this world, humans
Read moreReview: New And Familiar Faces, Family Lost, And Trouble Abound In ‘Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse’ #5
One of the themes that were at the forefront of Firefly’s time on the air so many years ago was
Read moreReview: ‘New Mutants’ #20 Reveals More Of The Shadow King’s Evil
The Shadow King has been twisting the minds of Krakoa’s youth. We don’t know why or for how long, but
Read moreWhere Angels Fear To Tread, Send In The Devils: ‘Vinyl’ #2 Advance Review
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
Read moreAdvance Review: The Plot Begins To Thicken Like Day Old Blood In ‘Red Room’ #3
Three issue into Ed Piskor’s horrifying shared universe and we begin to see a larger story emerging from the blood
Read moreClassic Comics Cavalcade: ‘Action Comics’ #775 And The True Power Of Superman
The Man of Steel was created in 1938, and many people would look at that date and think the character
Read moreReview Round Up: All The Comic Book Reviews From The Past Week
After a very quiet one last time round, and with batteries recharged, it was a rather busier this past week
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,
Read moreReview: ‘Superman & The Authority’ #1 Forges A Brave New World
Once, the traditional heroes and systems of law and order failed one of the DC Universe’s greatest heroes. He formed
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