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Women can draw anything. But in the 1920s, newspapers hired (and even sought out) female cartoonists to draw comic strips
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The pastoral terror of The Wicker Man meets the 21st Century folk horrors of Midsommar – a stunning piece of
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Teen dramas, even one with supernatural elements, are a dime a dozen most times, especially in our modern era. Some
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For five issues, The Next Batman: Second Son has been building quite a few connected, but not fully connected plotlines.
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Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, has been on a whirlwind tour of the Marvel Universe, pulling off various high-profile heists
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Over a year ago, three X-Men entered the Vault. It was a mission that they knew they may not all
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Mark Markz has been hunted down and brought back to his home planet of Mars. As he faces execution, he
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The Guardians of the Galaxy have had a hell of a year. They’ve faced monsters, criminals and invasions. Now they
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‘Eisner-winning artist Michael Walsh teams with an all-star lineup of collaborators—Chip Zdarsky, Kelly Thompson, Ed Brisson, and Jeff Lemire on
Read moreReview: ‘Byte-Sized’ #4 Delivers A Beautiful, Action-Packed, And Fulfilling Conclusion To The Amblin Like Series
One of the best things that a story can do, especially a shorter one, is hook you in a way
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Every child has to eventually learn that their parents are not indestructible. In Action Comics #1029, Superboy himself discovers that’s
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Once & Future continues to deal with the power and malleability of stories as Kieron Gillen mines original ways in
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A second issue for this wonderful mashup, the whole looks like a classic animation, reads like Stephen King vibe to
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Every member of the Turtle/Splinter/Hamato Clan has their specific niche that they seem to fill when it comes to personality
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Another week, another #1 to try out… this week I’m over at DC with the new Harley Quinn, which might
Read moreNew To You Comics #61: ‘Crowded’ Volume 2
Tony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
Read moreReview: Hanging Out With Kamala Khan In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #24
After dealing with Knull’s invasion and a law banning unregistered young heroes, Miles Morales is putting the pieces of his
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I think I see a pattern emerging here. Or is it all in my head? You tell me, but it
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Harwood might’ve had the public’s love but, so far, his death isn’t doing much to stop Salt’s political assent. Appropriating
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Only one person could send Cable into a rage filled spiral. Only one enemy has ever vexed him on the
Read moreReview: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #62 Delivers Pet Problems And Family Drama
The Kingpin makes his move to take out Boomerang by hitting him where it hurts: his pet Gog. Spider-Man looks
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‘It was like any other morning, until it wasn’t. Growing from the rural areas, it was a simple dog bite,
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What began as a search for information on Onyx, a planet that resembles the Wild West, quickly turns into a
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Every so often, I think to myself that it would be good to pick up some new superhero #1’s –
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‘After defeating the evil dictator De Nomolos in Bogus Journey in 1995, things aren’t looking as excellent as they should
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The fantasy, sword and sorcery genre has long been a target for parody. Indeed, I remember as a wee boy
Read moreReview: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #5 Is Full Of Foxes, Ratcatchers And Social Media Cancelations
One of the greatest benefits that comes from weekly releases of entertainment is the ability to really breeze forward in
Read moreReview: Crossing Genres In ‘Batman/Superman’ #16
The Man of Steel and the Dark Knight have had their lives inexorably linked since their origins. In Batman/Superman #16
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Who is Jane? If you’ve ever read Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story, ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’, about a woman whose mental health
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