A Masterclass In Comics: ‘The Green Lantern Season Two’ #11 Reviewed
In The Green Lantern Season Two #11 both writer Grant Morrison and artist Liam Sharp get to revel in the
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Review: The Sordid History Of The Intergalactic Postal Service Revealed In ‘Space Bastards’ #2
Space Bastards #2 gives us a look behind the wizard’s curtain, so to speak, as we learn of the sordid
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: This Week’s Top News, TV And Film Reviews And Moe
Moving our comic book reviews over to their own regular weekly column means we can give you even more from
Read moreReview Round Up: All The Comic Book Reviews From The Past Week’s New Releases
Another busy week at Comicon HQ as we cracked the whip and cranked out a good array of reviews for
Read moreFilm Review — ‘Judas And The Black Messiah’
If Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 left you wanting to find out more about Fred Hampton, chairman
Read moreReview: ‘Commanders In Crisis’ #5 Displays The Human Side Of Heroes
With Empathy dead and the fate of the world and the multiverse at stake, the Crisis Command is in ruins.
Read moreReview: Mr. Negative Rises Once Again While Kindred Sleeps In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #59
The F.E.A.S.T. Center is the setting for an attack by Mr. Negative’s Inner Demons. Their target? Martin Li. After the
Read moreReview: ‘SWORD’ #3 Trips On The Light Fantastic
Eden Fesi might be one of the most important beings in the Marvel Universe if you believe SWORD #3. In
Read moreReview: Captain Britain’s Back But Things Aren’t Alright In ‘Excalibur’ #18
The mutants of Krakoa fought for their lives and their world during the events of X of Swords in Otherworld
Read moreReview: ‘TMNT’ #114 Pits The Turtles Against Their Foes, The Future, And Themselves
Fate and the ability to change things if given the chance to return to a previous time are concepts that
Read moreFilm Review: The Worth Of ‘The Little Things’
The Little Things has come a long way. The screenplay by writer/director John Lee Hancock (The Blind Side, The Highwaymen)
Read moreI Was Enjoying ‘Fantastic Four’ #29 Until The King In Black Came Calling
Fantastic Four #29 finally gets round to the elephant in the room that is Johnny Storm and Sky’s relationship. A
Read moreReview: ‘E-Ratic’ #3 Continues To Defy Expectations In Another Sensational And Fun Issue
E-Ratic #3 by Kaare Andrews may well throw you off your balance as our eponymous hero is nowhere in sight
Read moreReview: Toxic Masculinity Meets Muddled Messaging In ‘Mann’s World’ #2
When it comes to any kind of artistic endeavor, there is almost always some overall message behind the piece. Sometimes
Read moreOn The Run With ‘Cowboys’: Anna Kerrigan’s New Film Reviewed
Are they cowboys or are they outlaws? The police are looking for them, so that makes it hard not to
Read moreReview: Mass Murder, Monsters, And Matters Of State In ‘Deep Beyond’ #1
‘In an underpopulated future Earth, devastated by the dire consequences of the millennium bug, the survival of mankind—and, maybe, of
Read moreNew To You Comics: Space Crusaders In ‘Black Panther- Intergalactic Empire Of Wakanda Book 1’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreThe Souls Of Brown Folk: Reviewing Netflix’s ‘The White Tiger’
Ramin Bahrani’s The White Tiger adapts Aravind Adiga’s 2008 Man Booker Prize winning novel. The novel itself, published as a
Read moreReview: Battle Lines Are Drawn In ‘Sea Of Sorrows’ #3
‘Battle lines are drawn aboard the SS Vagabond, as the disappearances of more crew members drive the paranoid survivors against
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Home Sick Pilots’ #3 Is A Wonderfully Evocative And Haunting Read
Ami continues to try and help out the haunted house she seems intrinsically linked to by hunting down borrowed objects
Read moreReview: A Hockey Masked Machete Killer Takes Manhattan In ‘Maniac Of New York’ #1
‘Maniac Harry is inhuman, unkillable and unstoppable. Which is why the authorities’ solution has been to ignore him, and let
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: News, Reviews And A Little Something Extra
Welcome back to your new look weekend round up of news, reviews and announcements from the past week on Comicon.com.
Read moreReview Round Up: This Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Rounding up all the comic book reviews for new comics that came out this past week. Of course, you’ll catch
Read moreEuro Reviews: ‘XIII Volume 24: 2,331 Yards’ – A Return To Thrilling Form For The Series
The latest XIII continues the second phase of the series after creators Jean Van Hamme and William Vance left once their story
Read moreReview: ‘Star Wars- The High Republic’ #2 Sets The Jedi On The Trail Of A Mystery
Last month, we met Keeve Trennis and her mentor Sskeer as they navigated the new era of The High Republic.
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #7 Gives Horror A Heart
What do you do when your friend is possessed by a death god? If you’re X-Factor, you do whatever you
Read moreKing Hu Double Feature: ‘Legend of the Mountain’ And ‘Raining in the Mountain’
Filmed back-to-back in South Korea (even simultaneously according to Grady Hendrix in his booklet essay, “The Dreamlife of Scholars”) from
Read moreIs There Any Hope In Hades? Reviewing ‘Future State: Wonder Woman’ #2
Yara Flor, the Wonder Woman of DC’s Future State, continues here fantasy filled, dream-like trip through the underworld of Hades
Read moreReview: ‘The Bridgebuilder’s Creed’ Is As Beautiful As It Is Poignant
What do you do when the world changes around you and you’re not prepared? Yodel has spent his life building
Read moreReview: Fighting And Philosophy In ‘Future State: Swamp Thing’ #2 Foreshadows Great Things To Come
Stories are built on conflict. And none more so than the superhero stories we all cherish so dearly. So it
Read moreReview: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #1 Reboots And Expands The Mythos
The regular cover by artist/colorist Josh Burcham displays the same style of art as the interiors. So any potential reader
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