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Wolverine has found himself in some tough spot before. However, none have been quiet as tough as becoming a human
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The surface bubbles, then breaks. From unfathomable depths crawls terrors bound by knotted rope and creeping vine that link the
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Home invasion is a horrifying idea. It’s one that scares everyone. The feeling is one of violation. It’s heightened when
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When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
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In an alternate world where the Great World was fought with Dieselpunk technology, society has seen better days. The perils
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Hate is all too common in our world today. Confronting it is one of the most difficult things we can
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For reasons that will be apparent to anyone who’s seen the first season, “infamy” isn’t the only thing different about
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Richard Ryder has been through some stuff. There probably hasn’t been a young hero in the Big Two that’s been
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Strange Adventures #5 continues to flash back to Adam’s adventures as Rann’s hero while in the present day, and grounded
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When a film or TV show is based on a comic book series it shouldn’t be a novelty for the
Read moreReview: Spidey And Wolverine Make For A Great Double Act In ‘Fantastic Four’ #23
Empyre may have concluded but there’s still time for one more last hurrah courtesy of Fantastic Four #23 by Dan
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On paper this should have been an easy sell to any Marvel comic book fan. In one corner we have
Read moreReview: “Wynd #3” – The Journey And The High Cost Of Living.
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Throughout this time-twisting sci-fi series there has been some consistency even with our hero, Sean Bennett, f#&%ing up time, and
Read moreReview: Pacts Are Made And Broken In ‘White Ash #6’
The moment we’ve all been waiting for arrives in this issue of White Ash! Okay, the moment I’ve been waiting
Read moreReview: An Elaborate And Fascinating Heist Unfolds In ‘Wicked Things #4’
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If one character has been the most visible figure in the new status quo of mutantkind, it’s Magneto. In X-Men
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Mushroom caps crawl the trees of the Blood Soaked Grove. Here, dark fantasy and pulp blend in the timeless lands
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If any group of characters suffered in DC’s New 52 reboot, it was the Flashes. Already one of the richest
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With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
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