Something For The Weekend: Another Week, Another Selection Of Popular Posts For Your Reading Pleasure
You know the drill. A selection of some of our more popular posts from the past week all in one
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Review: ‘Redfork’ Is A Horror Fable Of The Supernatural And Mundane
The best horror heightens the world outside our window, showing us that sometimes the everyday and mundane is as scary
Read morePick Of The Week: Recommended Reading From This Week’s New Comic Releases
Another week is almost up and ahead of another new week and more new comics, what are we recommending you
Read moreReview: The Boys Are Running For Their Lives In ‘Bill And Ted Are Doomed’ #3
With the launch of their world music tour in chaos, Bill and Ted manage to escape a rioting death metal festival only
Read moreReview: ‘American Ronin’ #2 Breaks Rules
Writer Peter Milligan provides has too much inner monologue. This is especially true with how much he is telling the
Read moreReview: ‘Getting It Together’ #2 Is The Modern Day Sitcom We All Need
Sam and Lauren broke up. It was rough. They fought. Now they’re trying to be friends, but is that even
Read moreReview: So Many Deaths, So Little Time In ‘Blake Undying’ #1
Blake is suicidal. He wants nothing more than to die. The only thing is…he can’t. It’s not for lack of
Read moreX Of Words: The Contest Begins In ‘Marauders’ #15, ‘Excalibur’ #14, ‘Wolverine ‘#7
We’ve built up to it for months now. Every Dawn of X title has led to it. Every fan has
Read moreReview: ‘Miskatonic’ #1 Is A Problematic Eldritch Horror Story
The main cover by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi is arguably the most engaging. But this is simply
Read moreReview: Recon With ‘G.I. Joe’ #10
Cover A by artist Chris Evenhuis is arguably the most visually appealing cover. At least in terms of its design,
Read moreWhen Peter Cushing Was The Doctor — The ‘Doctor Who’ Films Reviewed
It’s easy to watch Dr. Who and the Daleks today and forget what a big deal it would’ve been to
Read moreReview: ‘Borat Subsequent Moviefilm’
The Borat sequel Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, or Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit
Read moreBest Of British: ‘Blood Moon’ – The Folk Horror Nightmares Ripping A Family Apart Reviewed
We already told you a little of PM Buchan and John Pearson‘s Blood Moon, a very modern English folk-horror set
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #102 Does A Retcon Right
Of all the various tropes you might find in a Batman story, one of the most common is figures from
Read moreReview: New Villains, New Rangers, And New Mysteries Abound In ‘Mighty Morphin’ #1
The era of Unlimited Power begins as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers is split in half…at least in titles. Mighty Morphin
Read moreA Rocky Magic Carpet Ride: ‘The Wonders Of Aladdin’ Reviewed
There are two kinds of people who get three wishes: the kind that can make their dreams come true and
Read moreReview: Becoming A Leader In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #20
Miles and his uncle Aaron are facing off against a horde of Goblinoids with the fate of Brooklyn hanging in
Read moreReview: The Crew Discovers A Horrifying New Development In ‘Alien: The Original Screenplay’ #4
The alien is loose aboard the ship, with every attempt at eradicating it proving more deadly. As the creature reveals
Read moreReview: ‘Wicked Things’ #6 Closes One Mystery, Leaving Another Wide Open
Lottie may be the prime suspect in an attempted murder, but that doesn’t mean she can’t solve a few crimes
Read moreReview: ‘Young Justice’ #20 Brings One Chapter To An End
After nearly two years, Young Justice comes to the end with one last adventure. Does this issue bring the story
Read moreReview: Rabid Devotion And Spider Monsters Await In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #51.LR
Kindred’s master plan is kicking into high gear. It’s not only having ramifications for Spider-Man, but also the extended Spider
Read moreNew To You Comics: Time Travel Shenanigans In ‘Ivar, Timewalker’ V1
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Escape The Election With Our Selection Of Previews, Reviews And More
As the election continues to drag on and get more ugly, you may want a break from it all and
Read moreDracula, Motherf**cker! One Of The Best Of The Year – A Thrill Ride With Bite
Dracula, Motherf*ker! – 72 pages of the very best Dracula book you’ll have read for decades. Alex de Campi and Erica
Read moreFilm Review — ‘Koko-Di, Koko-Da’
Music boxes are supposed to be comforting. You wind one up at night to lull yourself to sleep. The things
Read morePick Of The Week: Recommended Reads From The Past Week’s Comics
We have juts the two new titles from our reviewers to recommend to readers this week. It’s as though something
Read moreSome Local Legends Are Best Left Undisturbed: Reviewing ‘Scarenthood’ #1
‘To-Do List: Drop kids at preschool/ Grab coffee with other parents/ Go ghost-hunting in woods/ Fight demonic entity/ Collect kids/
Read moreX Of Words: Dancing With Death In ‘X-Men’ #14 & ‘Marauders’ #14
With X of Swords on the downhill side, the X-Men are now face to face with their opponents. There are
Read more29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Pink Skies Ahead’ Reviewed
Pink Skies Ahead Written and Directed by Kelly Oxford While most people have probably heard of the walk and talk from
Read moreReview: Capitalism In Space Is Just As Soulless As On Land In ‘Genu’ – Volume 2
Things get weird after a group of colonists on Mercury meet an alien traveler. The government and leading tech companies
Read moreReview: ‘Crossover’ #1 Is A Messy Debut
What happens when the real world collides with fiction? It’s a well-used trope that’s perfect for meta-commentary, parody, adventure and
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