New To You Comics #71: Mischief Managed In ‘Loki- Agent Of Asgard V1: Trust Me’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Scott Redmond and I are continuing to talk
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Review: It’s All About The Family That You Choose In ‘Children Of The Atom’ #4
There is a party on Krakoa (well not actually Krakoa but another island to be specific) but the young mutant
Read moreClassic Comics Cavalcade: A War Of Gods In ‘X-Men: Asgardian Wars’
One of the quietest rivalries in the Marvel Universe is between Loki and the Uncanny X-Men. After a series of
Read moreTV Review: ‘Home Before Dark’ Season 2
A lot happened last year on Home Before Dark (so much so, that if you need a refresher this video
Read moreReview Round Up: Another Week’s Worth Of Comic Book Reviews
It’s that time of the week again when we round up all our reviews for your reading pleasure. Starting with
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreReview: ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep. 07 ‘Battle Scars’
(+++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for The Bad Batch S01 Ep. 07 ‘Battle Scars’ +++) After a couple of
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #117 Hits All The Right Heartfelt And Metal Notes To Conclude The Latest Story Arc
They say good things come to those who wait, and that’s very much true when it comes to Teenage Mutant
Read moreA Clash Of Cultures And A Medieval Mystery: ‘Compass’ #1 Advance Review
When sitting down to read through Compass #1 by writers Dave Walker, Robert McKenzie and Justin Greenwood, I found it
Read moreOne Piece Diaries #8: ‘Whisky Peak’
One Piece is one of the most beloved anime in history, but at close to 1,000 episodes, it’s tough for those
Read moreReview: An Overall Good Issue Is Brought Low By A Toxic Cloud With ‘Detective Comics’ #1037
Far too often some variations of the words “the comic industry will break your heart” find their way around the
Read moreA Fly On The Wall Of A Nightclub: ‘Before Tonight Is Over’ Reviewed
Going by the title, Before Tonight is Over sounds like a promise – a statement of goals, said aloud so
Read moreReview: ‘The Nice House On The Lake’ #1, First Comes The House, Then Comes The Screaming…
Here’s my recommendation to anyone interested in reading James Tynion IV’s latest title The Nice House on the Lake #1 (of
Read more‘Loki’ Ep.1 Review: If Stanley Kubrick Did Marvel
From the moment Loki (Tom Hiddleston) gets smacked in the chops in slo-mo action at the start of this first
Read moreReview: The Gala Gets Tacky In ‘X-Men’ #21
The Hellfire Gala is in full swing, and it’s starting to get late. Unfortunately that doesn’t mean good things for
Read moreReview: ‘Heroes Reborn’ #6 Is Finally An Issue I Can Get Behind, But A Little Too Late For This Series
After a dire series that sadly seems to have been nothing more than an elongated prologue to Heroes Return #1
Read moreOedipus Meets Scarface: ‘Son of the Gun’ Reviewed
Alejandro Jodorowsky and Georges Bess blew my mind with The White Lama, so I was eager to see more from
Read moreInfectious Imagination: ‘Dimensional Flats’ Reviewed
Dimensional Flats by Tetsunori Tawaraya is a bizarre medical thriller about a seahorse with a catfish for a gun and
Read moreReview: She-Hulk Faces Her Family In ‘Immortal Hulk’ #47
Of all the heroes the gamma-powered hands of the Hulk have touched, one notable presence has been missing virtually the
Read moreBold Bizarro Horror: ‘Fingerless’ Reviewed
Fingerless is a wordless horror story by underground comix artist, Spugna. The story is set in a depressing cartoon world
Read moreWebcomic Weekly: ‘Tom The Dancing Bug’
Webcomic Weekly, one webcomic every week, sometimes short, sometimes long, sometimes by a brand-new creator, sometimes someone huge… but they
Read moreNew To You Comics #70: Searching For The Thin-Air Killer In ‘Grass Kings’ Vol. 2
Tony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
Read moreA Saga For The Ages: ‘The White Lama’ Reviewed
Alejandro Jodorowsky has had a paradoxical relationship with spirituality. His comics contain religious and sacrilegious imagery that at times works
Read moreReview: Like A Tropical Rainforest ‘The Swamp Thing’ #4 Is Lush, Vivid And Stunning
Jennifer Reece finds herself within the Green and with the Floronic Man as her guide, while Levi Kamei – the
Read moreWhat if Jodo Wrote Lobo? ‘Showman Killer’ Reviewed
Showman Killer by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Nicolas Fructus is about a heartless assassin, genetically engineered by an insane scientist to
Read moreGrunge Fantasy Perfection: ‘The Rust Kingdom’ Reviewed
The Rust Kingdom by Spugna is a prime example of a new wave of “grunge fantasy.” Much like in Dorohedoro
Read moreClassic Comics Cavalcade #4: ‘Animal Man’ Vol.1 Changes The Game
In 1988, the comics industry changed forever. Now that might seem like hyperbole, and it probably is, at least a
Read moreReview Round Up: All This Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Another busy week of reviews here at Comicon.com HQ. Even I managed to get few a fair few too, with
Read moreNo Fake Smiles Here: Michael Ritchie’s ‘Smile’ Reviewed
Having Nat King Cole’s “Smile” play at the beginning of a film called Smile might seem a little on the
Read moreReview: Gotham Is A Powderkeg And ‘Batman’ #109 Lit The Fuse
Gotham has been through hell lately. So when the Scarecrow begins a reign of terror on the city just by
Read moreReview: ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep.06 ‘Decommissioned’
This week the gang take a trip to Corellia in the attempt to gain a tactical droid for Cid (Rhea
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