Review: ‘The Tin Can Society’ #9 Is Mournful
Writer and co-plotter Peter Warren along with co-plotter Rick Remender craft a rather weak script. The main problem with the
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Ruling In Space Ain’t Easy — Reviewing ‘Black Panther: Intergalactic’ #1
A simmering plot brings grand change and greater danger to the playing field of galactic empires within the Marvel Universe.
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Titans Of The Gridiron — Reviewing ‘Street Sharks’ #3
What happens when an aquatic themed college homecoming football game is threatened by Dr. Paradigm’s potentially gene-changing poisoned energy drinks?
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DVD Review: ‘Art Detectives’ Season 1
It’s not as though television is short on crime dramas, but an actually good case-of-the-week show doesn’t come along every
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A Good Old Fashioned Team-Up — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #15
Symbols, whatever shape or form they may take, are a grand source of power in various aspects of our world.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Cloak Or Dagger’ #3 Concludes The Surprise Winner Of “Age of Revelation”
Thanks to the randomness of scheduling, the last full week of “Age of Revelation” features the final issues of series
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Debbie Reynolds Says ‘I Love Melvin’ But Will Viewers?: Reviewing Warner Archive’s Blu-ray
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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The Lion Roars With Anger — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1104
Batman is cool, calculated, and controlling. He’s always able to counter moves and be steps ahead, but is logically careful
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A Big Top Of The Mind — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #133
Darkness and Blüdhaven are old and deeply intimate friends. Gotham’s darker-yet-lighter twin is how many would describe it. Something rotten
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Toy Review: G.I. Joe Classified Cover Girl Is Fun, Inventive And Nails It
I’m always of mixed feelings about retro-carded modern action figures. On one hand, I want to pull these figures out
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Billions And American Ridiculousness — Reviewing ‘The Will Of Doom’ #1
The reign of Victor Von Doom has ended, but the impact that Doctor Doom has on this world has not.
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Who Is The Monster Is Pretty Clear — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #46
Victor Frankenstein and Guillermo del Toro, eat your hearts out, there’s a new monster making baddie making their creative mark.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Book Of Revelation’ #3 Finally Puts Doug In The Spotlight
Obviously, this would be impossible, but it would be really nice if Marvel could have distributed its “Age of Revelation”
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Advance Review: ‘Skinbreaker’ #4 Showcases Its Creative Team’s Talents
To paraphrase Peter Graves’ character from Airplane!: “Do you like comic books about gladiators?” If so, Skinbreaker #4 is for
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It’s A High-Tech Natural Showdown — Reviewing ‘Titans’ #30
Darkseid’s return looms large as the DC Universe’s heroes and villains alike face off in the brutal DC K.O. tournament.
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Toy Review: G.I. Joe Classified Snake Eyes (v4) Almost Hits The Mark
When it comes to the big action figure collector lines, certain lines and manufacturers get all the hype- Transformers, Marvel
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‘Transformers #27’ Review: Old Friends And Surprise Pacing
It’s old home week in Transformers #27, an issue which sees a bunch of classic characters introduced to the Energon
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When Statues Come To Life: ‘The Miracle’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Force Matters — ‘Star Wars: Legacy of Vader’ #11 Sets A New Artistic Bar For The Series
Let’s dive into all the Star Wars comics out on December 3rd — and by “all,” I of course mean
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Review: ‘The Power Fantasy’ #14 Slowly Simmers With Tensions
When you fight fire with fire, at some point, you’re going to have to try to justify your actions. And
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
‘Tis the weekend before Christmas, and that means last-minute shopping. Well, for me anyway. But before I head out to
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 20: Canonball And Gladiator Clash Over A Twinkling Landscape Of Holiday Cheer
Welcome to the table, I have spoken at length in these hallowed halls about my love for Joe Madureira‘s work.
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This Road Was Paved With Blood — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #14
Insert something here about the best laid plans and how they oft go awry especially when villains are dramatically involved.
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Advance Review: ‘No Man’s Land’ #4 Unsatisfyingly Reveals The Killer
Every hero needs a worthy adversary. That antagonist must be a true threat to the good guy, or the conflict
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Auld Acquaintance Definitely Forgotten — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #08
No matter what all the commercials and bright shiny colors might say, the winter holiday season isn’t joyful for everyone.
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A New Brand Of Vengeance — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #13
It’s a whole new day in New York City. The more things change though, the more they stay the same.
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Force Matters — ‘Boba Fett: Black, White & Red’ #3 Is Pulpy Star Wars Fun
It’s all about the bad guys in the Star Wars comics from the last week of November 2025, with both
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #3 Piles On The Questions
Writer Frank J. Barbiere is doing a decent job with characterization. Unfortunately, Barbiere keeps adding to the pile of questions
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Review: ‘Mine Is A Long, Lonesome Grave’ TPB Starts Off Strong Then Fades
If nothing else, Chris Shehan knows how to grab your attention. The artist on Mine is a Long,
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A Czech Comic Book Movie The Likes Of Which You’ve Never Seen Before: ‘Who Wants To Kill Jessie?” Reviewed
Calling a film a comic book movie today has very specific connotations. We’re talking tent pole, blockbuster, nine times out
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Advance Review: Memories Of The Past Pervade ‘Everything Dead & Dying’ #4
Memories are funny things. Be they happy remembrances or rueful ones – or both simultaneously – these memories can
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