Review Round Up: All Our Comic Book Reviews From The Past Week
Another busy week and another big batch of comics many of us are still catching up on. But, the team
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After A Promising First Issue Comes A Disappointing And Rushed Conclusion: ‘Generations Forged’ #1 Reviewed
After the initial giddy glow many DC Comics fans would no doubt have felt from reading Generations Shattered #1, like
Read moreTV Review: ‘The Righteous Gemstones’
HBO’s The Righteous Gemstones is the latest Danny McBride HBO vehicle after Eastbound & Down and Vice Principals. Eastbound &
Read moreReview: ‘Skulldigger & Skeleton Boy’ #6 Delivers A Powerful And Moving Conclusion
With the future of a young boy hanging in the balance, Skulldigger and Detective Reyes face off against the menacing
Read moreReview: ‘New Mutants’ #16 Deals In Heartbreak And Healing
Confronting your heartbreak and healing from it is healthy, and frankly necessary for many human beings. However, when the Shadow
Read moreReview: ‘Wolverine’ #10 Gets Brutal
Sometimes friends are closer than family. It’s often through shared experience and interests. In Wolverine #10, it could be through
Read moreEuro Reviews: ‘Zátopek’ – When You Can’t Keep Going, Go Faster!
The man who changed running, that’s what they call Emil Zátopek, one of the greatest Olympic champions of all time,
Read moreReview: The Batman Of The Future Begins His Journey In ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #1
Future State has come to its conclusion, but the story of the next Batman is just beginning. It’s literally beginning
Read moreReview: Open The Vault In ‘X-Men’ #18
A year ago, three X-Men entered the Vault, an experimental space between spaces that was meant to create humanity’s next
Read moreReview: ‘Black Cat’ #3 Closes Out King In Black Arc By Exploring The Heart, Soul, And Mind Of Felicia Hardy
When it comes to comic series that tie into massive events, the best ones are those that are able to
Read more‘A Night In Casablanca’: The Marx Brothers’ Spoof On ‘Casablanca’ Reviewed
As mentioned in the trailer, A Night in Casablanca is the Marx Brothers’ spoof on Casablanca. It’s not like anyone
Read moreReview: ‘Future State- Superman: House Of El’ #1 Elevates The Spirit Of Superman
Sometimes a story comes from nowhere and knocks you flat. Sometimes it’s because it’s wholly original. Sometimes it’s a character
Read moreReview: Mr. Parker Is Ready For His Close Up In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #60
Peter Parker has been through quite a lot lately, what with being killed dozens of times by Kindred, the demonic
Read moreReview: Hollow Heart #1 Beats For No One And Someone Simultaneously
EL used to be human. Now he’s a jumble of organs in a bio-suit. EL is also in tremendous pain
Read moreReview: All Hell Breaks Loose As A Villain Gets A Backstory In ‘Stillwater’ #6
What is it that truly makes someone a villain? This is a question that has been asked and answered in
Read moreReview: ‘Young Hellboy’ #1 Hellboy On Monster Island
Mike Mignola! Tom Sniegoski! Stranded on a strange island after a mishap on their way to a South American dig
Read moreReview: ‘Immortal Hulk: Flatline’ Is A Visual Feast And Not Much Else
Immortal Hulk is easily the creative pinnacle for the Jade Giant in his entire decades-long publishing history. Naturally, that means
Read moreReview: Drakkon’s Shattered Universe Revealed In ‘Power Rangers’ #4
As part of “Shattered Grid,” Drakkon created a whole new universe where he was a hero. The Omega Rangers now
Read moreReview: Nothing Will Be Like Before In ‘We Live’ #5
‘Extinction day hits humanity like a thunder of death. The countdown to extraction hits zero. The beacons activate and destiny
Read moreReview: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #11 Prepares For War
Every story needs a moment of calm before the storm. For Guardians of the Galaxy, it’s a very different sort
Read moreNew To You Comics: Fantasy Hits Home In ‘Birthright V1- Homecoming’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘The Department Of Truth’ #6 Delivers An Alternative Medieval History And An Illuminating Revelation
The Department of Truth #6 is something of a break from your usually scheduled programming with an interesting dip into
Read moreReview: ‘MODOK: Head Games’ #3 Has A Surprising & Hilarious Heart
Of all the characters in Marvel’s pantheon, MODOK might be the last anyone would expect to get a television series,
Read moreReview: ‘Second Coming: Only Begotten Son’ #2 Offers Up Satire As Well As Plays To Our Empathy
Television evangelists. A scourge of the Earth and thankfully one American export that never quite made it over here to
Read moreReview: You Gotta Punch The Dragon In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #23
After taking over the planet with his symbiote armies, it was only a matter of time before Knull made it
Read moreAdvance Review: An Art Book Posing As A Comic, ‘Karmen’ Part 1 Is Simply Magnificent
If you think you know the art of Guillem March from his work on Catwoman and Batman over the past
Read moreReview: ‘Byte-Sized’ #3 Explores The Effects Of Trauma Through Its Amblin Like Filter
Each cover for AWA Studios’ latest series Byte-Sized looks like it would be right at home as the cover image
Read moreReview: How Many Old Ladies Is Jessica Going To Punch In ‘Spider-Woman’ #9?
Jessica Drew’s search for a cure has brought her to the High Evolutionary’s lair inside a volcano along side her
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Weekend Round Up Of News, Previews And More
As we do every Saturday round about this time, once again we present you with ten-to-takeaway. Ten posts that proved
Read moreReview Round Up: Reviewing This Week’s New Comics
A new week of comic books for our thirsty reviewers to dive into. But, which titles did we look at
Read moreReview: Stories Shift And Collide In ‘Once & Future’ #16
The legend of King Arthur is nothing in not malleable. And so it is no surprise to me that for
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