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With any creative endeavor, making sure that every subsequent entry (be it an issue or episode or film or whatever)
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Advance Review: ‘Vinyl’ #1 Is Gloriously Gory, Goofy And Great Fun
Writer Doug Wagner and artist Daniel Hillyard reunite on Image Comics’ new dark comedy thriller, Vinyl #1. And from the
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Hank McCoy is the absolute worst. And in X-Force #20 he finally faces the consequences of his actions. It’s about
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Not All Robots #1 follows the trials and tribulations of empathic robot Razorball as he goes about his mundane life
Read moreReview: ‘Batman/Superman’ #18 Confronts A New Kind Of Challenge
In the last three months, Batman/Superman has quickly become one of the most unique titles in superhero comics. While chronicling
Read moreReview: ‘Heroes Reborn’ #5 Continues To Stretch Thin An Almost Non-Existent Storyline
This week’s focus – in lieu of any really convoluted and layered storytelling – is on Nighthawk of the Squadron
Read moreReview: ‘Hellions’ #12 Proves There Ain’t No Party Like A Hellions Crashed Party
The Hellfire Gala has arrived and anyone who is anyone has been invited to the giant mutant gathering. Everyone except
Read moreFilm Review: ‘A Quiet Place: Part II’
To say A Quiet Place was one of the most surprising and impressive films of 2018 would be an understatement.
Read moreReview: It’s Time To Get The Party Started With ‘Marauders’ #21
After months of setup and teasing the doors have been opened and the Hellfire Gala has officially begun. It’s of
Read moreAdvance Review: The Sheriff’s Tournament Devolves Into Chaos And Gore In ‘Nottingham’ #4
In Nottingham #4, the city hosts a grand tournament to attempt to draw Hood and the Merry Men in. It
Read moreReview: The Clone Wars Have Begun In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #26
Quite often in life, it’s easy to say that one’s worst enemy can end up being themselves. Luckily for most
Read moreReview: The Tragic And Emotional Last Stand Of The Turtles Continues With ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin’ #3
It’s been quite a few months since the previous issue of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin dropped, showcasing
Read more‘American Badger’ Reviewed: Great Action But Too Slow Bouts Of Character Development
Kirk Caouette has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry for his stunt work on superhero films such
Read moreReview: ‘Shadecraft’ #3 Turns A Tried And True Trope Around In A Wonderful Way
Every good teenage story focused on a young person with amazing abilities needs the training moment, where their mentor shows
Read moreReview: ‘Firefly’ #29 Hits All The Right Notes But Still Misses The Mark
There is a particular feeling that sometimes comes from the moment that a person stumbles across a cover version of
Read moreReview: The McCleans Uncover Dark Secrets In ‘Nuclear Family’ #4
The McClean kids are running around the underground bunker with a kid they met in the last chapter. Their parents
Read moreWebcomic Weekly: Chris Doherty’s ‘Video Nasties’ – You Will Have Nightmares.
Webcomic Weekly – It’s time to give you another bit of online sequential artistry with another incredible bit of spine-chilling
Read moreNew To You Comics #69: Terror Hits Home In ‘Something Is Killing The Children V2’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Nocterra’ #4 Offers A Glimmer Of Hope As It Seems To Turn A Corner Plot-Wise
Each issue of Nocterra follows a now-familiar pattern of offering up a flashback to where it all started. And it’s
Read moreReview: ‘Frank Thorne The Blue: Wizard Of The Comic Arts’
Alex Grand and Jim Thompson’s published interview with Frank Thorne, Frank Thorne the Blue: Wizard of the Comic Arts is
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The Soviet Union had the KGB, America had the CIA, and Finland had FIST. Otherwise known as the Finnish Security
Read moreEvery House Is A Haunted House: Reviewing ‘Haha’ #5
Hey kids. It’s time for our monthly exploration of the sad clown paradox with W. Maxwell Prince, this month with
Read moreReview: ‘The Department Of Truth’ #9 Continues To Join The Conspiratorial Dots Through Time
The Department of Truth #9 is another reminder of how integral Martin Simmonds’ art is to the success of this
Read moreClassic Comics Cavalcade: A Perfect Entry Point In ‘Usagi Yojimbo: Bunraku & Other Stories’
One of the difficult things about some classic comics is the amount of back catalog they have. Stan Sakai’s legendary
Read moreReview: The Bad Batch S01 Ep.5 ‘Rampage’
(+++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers. Maybe go watch the episode and come on back +++) There’s a familiar rhythm
Read moreReview: James Stokoe’s Art Is The Real Star Of ‘Heroes Reborn’ #4
I’ve resigned myself to accepting that this core mini-series is nothing more than a series of one-shots focussing on the
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1031 Places Superman’s Whole World In Peril
Warworld has come to Earth, and its conflicts have come with it. Now Superman’s about to face one of the
Read moreReview: ‘Little Victories: Autism Through A Father’s Eyes’ Is Inspirational
This comic is by writer/artist Yvon Roy. It is an autobiographical tale of Roy raising his son. A son who
Read moreReview: ‘X-Men’ #20 Is A Damning Condemnation Of Krakoa
For two years now, the X-Men have battled against the growing forces of Orchis. In X-Men #20, Krakoa faces Orchis
Read moreReview: The Future Batman’s Second Chapter Concludes With ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #12
All things come to an end, but sometimes the ending doesn’t entirely sum up or match the journey that has
Read moreReview: ‘Robin’ #2 Deftly Balances Expository World-Building With Video Game Fighting Tournament Stylings
Stories that feature any sort of fighting tournament have been done to death (couldn’t resist) across every medium for as
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