Miming The World’s Saddest Joke: Reviewing ‘HaHa’ #3
‘Remi Says… Real friends need not speak a word to each other. Our less-funny-than-the-title-suggests clown anthology continues with a silent
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The Man of Steel is many things to many people, but at his best, he’s a symbol of hope and
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British Ice sees Owen D. Pomery bringing you a cold blast of thrills in something very different, part Arctic-noir, part
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Kaiju and the humans that fight them are all the rage right now. Godzilla Vs Kong is one of the
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With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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The cover is by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi. Haun creates a wonderfully epic design that really embraces
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In just a few issues, SWORD already feels like an essential part of the Krakoan tapestry. That’s one of the
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Philip Blank is the top agent for the scifi spy organization W.O.R.L.D.E., keeping capitalism safe from aliens, time travellers, and
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Shigeru Mizuki is a one of Japan’s golden age Manga artists known for popularizing the Yokai genre (ghost stories) with
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Over the past week we brought you over twenty new comic book reviews for comics published this past week, or
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Quentin Quire is one of the X-Men’s most complex figures. Amongst X-Force he fits right in. However, as the cold
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Digital comics is a realm that many comic book publishers have dabbled in from time to time in various ways
Read moreReview: ‘The Falcon And The Winter Soldier’ Ep.1
The opening episode to The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is probably not what you may have expected given how
Read moreReview: ‘Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade’ #1 Presents A Broken Hero Just Trying His Best
Being a hero is hard. Not only are there all the crimes to stop and fighting the same bad guys,
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Éric Stalner‘s noir spy thriller set in JFK’s America follows a father and son travelling state to state in search
Read moreReview: Grindhouse Kung-Fu In Stokoe’s ‘Orphan And The Five Beasts’ #1
‘Spurred on by her master’s dying words, the adopted warrior ”Orphan Mo” seeks to find and kill five former disciples
Read moreReview: Outlawed Comes To A Perfectly Not So Clean End In ‘Champions’ #5
Marvel Comics’ youthful heroes were pushed to the brink last year with the events of the Outlawed one-shot, where tragedy
Read moreReview: ‘Write It In Blood’ – Noir Comedy Crime Caper Of Brotherly Love And Revenge
Two hitmen brothers caught between two rival gangs on the eve of their retirement… Write It In Blood from Rory
Read moreReview: The Wight Witch Comes A Calling In ‘Catwoman’ #29
Currently, DC Comics, under the Infinite Frontiers banner, is welcoming a slew of new creative teams as shepherds of its
Read moreSXSW 2021 Midnighters: A Suspense Thriller With Political Views – ‘Witch Hunt’ Reviewed
Imagine a world where witches are real and walk among us like regular people. However, the practice of witchcraft is
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More people than ever have aspirations to become famous these days. With so many reality television competitions and the constant
Read moreReview: The Pain And The Horror Of Immortality Is Laid Bare In ‘Stillwater’ Volume 1
Living forever seems like the type of thing that many would regard as a potential gift, perhaps a gift from
Read moreReview: ‘Nightwing’ #78 Is The Bold, Colorful, And Heartfelt Rebirth Dick Grayson Deserves
Nightwing is not Batman. In fact, he’s better than Batman. He’s more fun, more personable, more empathetic, he’s more connected
Read moreAdvance Review: The Sheriff Roots Out A Traitor In ‘Nottingham’ #2
‘A murder at the heart of the castle shakes Nottingham to its core. As the Sheriff and Captain of the
Read moreReview: Classic Foe Duos Collide In A Gorgeous Brutal Ballet In ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #115
In most fiction, the mix of time travel, baby mutants thinking a ninja is their mother, and a future battle
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Just when you thought the Hulk couldn’t get any lower, the bottom has fallen out. Immortal Hulk #44 has arrived
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If part of the draw of the first box set was getting to see Carole Lombard work with her offscreen
Read moreReview: ‘Batman: Urban Legends’ #1 Is An Elevation Of A Familiar Format
The anthology series has been around as long as comics themselves. It’s a story format that has grown tired, often
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