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The quality of the covers to issues one and two is vastly different. Issue one’s cover by artist Michael Dorman
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Review: ‘Mercy #5’ Is Out For Some Good, Wholesome Revenge
Heavens to Betsy! Everyone wants a piece of Lady Hellaine, but what does Nolwenn want? Mercy #5 finds us (and
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Another week almost over, but come the weekend many of you may think about new comics to pick up at
Read moreEuro Reviews: ‘750cc Down Lincoln Highway’ – An Escapist Journey Across America
A runner on the start line of the NY marathon gets a ‘dear John’ text, the words, ‘We’re finished,’ stopping
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Uh-oh, seems Saffron Chu really is in the wrong place at the wrong time in Chu #2, from John Layman
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #2 Takes The Mission To An Unexpected Place
X-Factor #2 begins this new team’s mission in earnest, as Krakoa’s newest team has a new mission dropped on their
Read moreShirley And Jamila Join Forces — ‘Shirley & Jamila Save Their Summer’ Reviewed
Jamila would do anything to get out of going to science camp. Shirley feels the same way about dance camp,
Read moreFilm Review: ‘Tenet’ Moves Forward And Backwards Through Christopher Nolan’s Career
Christopher Nolan‘s new film Tenet is about an unnamed CIA operative (John David Washington) — referred to only as “The
Read moreReview: ‘Daredevil Annual’ #1 Changes Matt Murdock Forever
(+++ WARNING: this review contains spoilers for Daredevil Annual #1 +++) Retcons seem to happen every month. Some stick, others
Read moreReview: The Secret Origin Of Freedom Unlimited Revealed In ‘Billionaire Island’ #5
In this issue we finally get the story – the secret origin, if you like – of Freedom Unlimited island
Read moreReview – ‘Batman: The Three Jokers’ #1 Is Too Derivative And Too Dull
Three separate crimes, three separate sighting of the Joker. And the Bat-Family take up the pursuit. And so beginnings the
Read moreReview: One Dreary, Fear-Filled Monologue After Another In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #47’
The Sin Eater is rising in power and popularity as he’s taking down dangerous villains with great prejudice. The thing
Read moreAdvance Review: All Things Must End ‘Dracula, Motherf**ker’
Pop culture of early 1960s depicted Los Angeles as the utopia of the eternal summer. Colleges and universities offered free
Read moreReview: Globe-Trotting & Dinosaur-Punching In ‘Spider-Woman #3’
What started as a simple protection gig has turned into a globe-trotting adventure complete with dinosaur punching. Spider-Woman is pissed
Read moreReview: ’40 Seconds’ #1 And A Mystery In Space To Solve
When reading 40 Seconds #1 you just can’t help but be reminded of the various classic sci-f films of the
Read morePlay For Keeps, ‘Cause You Might Not Make It Back – Reviewing ‘Gideon Falls #24’
“Wicked Worlds,” Part Three. Sheriff Clara is trapped in “Western” Gideon Falls. She’s holding her own with a six-gun, but
Read moreReview: ‘Thor’ #6 Repeats A Frustrating Cycle
(+++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Thor #6+++) One phase of the thunder god’s story comes to an end
Read moreAdvance Review Of ‘The Department of Truth’ #1: The Truth Is Out There, But Is It The Right One?
If The X-Files told us the truth was out there, then The Department of Truth #1 informs readers that the
Read moreFiguring It All Out: ‘Batman’ #97 Reviewed
I’ve struggled quite a bit with Batman for the last few months. Sometimes it’s just plain fun, while other times
Read moreAdvance Review: A Private Eye In Space In ‘Thompson Heller: Detective Interstellar #1’
Whenever we do head into space at scale, we’ll still have mysteries that need solving. Thompson Heller may not be
Read moreReview: ‘Empyre: X-Men’ #4 Brings The Insanity To A Thoughtful End
After three issues of the Dawn of X writer’s room one-upping one another, Empyre: X-Men #4 brings the miniseries to
Read moreReview: Nothing Good Is Locked Up That Tight In ‘Power Rangers: Drakkon New Dawn #1’
Lord Drakkon is dead (sort of) and his iron grip on his home dimension has finally been loosened. The Ranger
Read moreReview: ‘Cable’ #3 Picks A Fight He May Not Win
The Galadorian Spaceknights are a force to be reckoned with every time they show up. They haven’t ever encountered Cable
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Lucky Luke Volume 76 brings us the exception to the rule of these Lucky Luke adventures being fabulous things that
Read moreNew To You Comics- Ultraviolent And Smart As Hell: ‘Coyotes Volume 1’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreReview: ‘Once And Future’ #10 Brings The Horror And The Hot Fuzz
(+++ WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Once and Future #10 +++) Duncan is stranded without a cab ride while
Read moreReview: One Step At A Time With ‘G. I. Joe’ #7
Warning of spoilers! Trigger warning for those with mental health issues such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder! The regular
Read moreReview: You Can’t Hang Freedom In ‘A Man Among Ye #2’
When we last sailed with A Man Among Ye, Anne Bonny crashed into our hearts astride a Jacob’s Ladder with
Read moreReview: An Angry Canadian Walks Into A Bar… In ‘Wolverine’ #4
If there’s anything that defines Wolverine, it’s his ability to get into a fight no matter where he goes. That
Read moreGenre Mashup ‘Project Power’ Delivers A Low Dose Of Originality
I’m willing to bet just about every kid thinks about how awesome it would be to have a superpower. I
Read moreReview: Vacating ‘Hotell #4’
This issue’s cover by artist Keron Grant is arguably the best of the 4 covers. It has a fresh and
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