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It might seem like a paradox that Krakoa’s most firmly established team is called the New Mutants. However in New
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Review: Pat Mills’ ‘Spacewarp’ #1 Is Filled With Lovecraftian Monstrosities And Warp-Spasm Sci-Fi
Spacewarp #1 is the new sci-fi anthology comic coming from the mind of Pat Mills, one of the creative forces
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Two of Marvel’s juggernauts (lower-case) have clashed in a fascinating theological showdown. In X-Men/Fantastic Four #4 we find out what
Read moreReview: ‘Canopus #4’ Stretches The Boundaries Of Science-Fiction
The truth about this mysterious planet is finally revealed, but will it be enough to save Helen and the rest
Read moreReview: ‘Billionaire Island’ #3 Continues To Satirise The Excesses Of Corporate America Superbly
Billionaire Island #3 continues to shoot straight and true at its various targets, with corporate America as its prime target.
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The Dark Knight might be in the most difficult position he’s ever been in. His entire operation, as both Bruce
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1023 Is A Frustrating Duality
One of the best things about Superman in the past decade or so is how much his family has grown,
Read moreReview: The Flower Cartel Stands Revealed In ‘Wolverine’ #3
Th new Wolverine series has already left its mark in the new status quo of the Dawn of X in several
Read moreReview: ‘Wicked Things #3’ – An Utterly Charming Murder Mystery
Lottie Grote may be awaiting trial for attempted murder, but that’s not going to stop her from solving crimes. She
Read moreComic-Con@Home’s ‘LGTBQA Characters on TV’ Celebrates Representation In Sci-fi And Fantasy
Have you ever clapped, or snapped, along when your favorite podcast or show hit points you’ve been trying to make
Read morePick Of The Week: Comics For Your Consideration From The Past Week
Another week gone by and another set of new comics on the shelves and online. If you do find yourself
Read moreReview: ‘Sweet Heart’ Brings Back The Terror Of Legacy In Issue 2 Print Run
Sweet Heart gets back in the saddle this week, with the print release of issue 2 after a pandemic related
Read moreNew To You Comics: KO And Sami Zayn Plot To Take Over In ‘WWE- The Sami And Kevin Show’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreReview: ‘Daredevil’ #21 Begins The Greatest Battle Of Matt Murdock’s Life
Matt Murdock has been through hell his entire life. Yet for the last year and a half he’s fought the
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Everything you always wanted to know about love and relationships but were afraid to ask! That’s what Margreet de Heer
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Afro-Futurism defies categorization. With feet firmly planted in the present, it looks forward by looking back. It feels like a
Read moreReview: ‘Empyre: X-Men’ #1 Wages An Unexpected War
There are many aspects of Krakoa and how the island nation runs that are still a bit of a mystery
Read moreDoes Anyone Care About The Sin-Eater? ‘Amazing Spider-Man: Sins Rising Prelude’ Reviewed
If you’re like me, the recent revelation of the Sin-Eater, resurrected by the mysterious Kindred in the pages of Amazing
Read moreAdvanced Review: ‘The Cloven’ Treads New Territory With New, Goat-Human Species
There aren’t many famous faun in fantasy. If you’ve read The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe then you’re probably
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘White Ash #5’ Gives New Meaning to Road Snacks
When we last left White Ash, Aleck was ready to leave the town, and it’s many secrets behind. Nevermind, the
Read moreReview: Going Back To ‘Hotell #3″
Warning of spoilers for this issue and the movie Bad Time At The El Royale (2018)! John Lees uses three
Read moreLife Is No Fairy Tale: Reviewing ‘Folklords SC’
Award-nominated writer Matt Kindt (Grass Kings, Black Badge) teams with acclaimed artist Matt Smith (Hellboy & The BPRD) for an
Read moreReview: The Reaper Beckons in ‘Vlad Dracul #1’
Silence descends on wooden roofs blanketed by snow. Icy winds chill the hearts of Brasov like bated breath. On the
Read moreReview: The Road To Redemption Continues In ‘Power Rangers: Ranger Slayer #1’
We know that the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers defeated Lord Drakkon during “Shattered Grid,” but what happened to his world?
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘The Resistance’ #3 Offers Up The Commercialisation Of Super Heroes In An Unfair World
Imagine a world in which invulnerability and super strength are deemed ‘generic’. But, that’s exactly the situation new recruit to
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Empyre’ #2 Continues To Underwhelm With Tired Tropes And Endless Exposition
Empyre #2 picks up exactly where last week’s debut issue left off, with the new Celestial Messiah explaining his past
Read moreReview: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #4 Packs In The Adventure
In only four issues Guardians of the Galaxy has already told more story than other series that have been around
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Metalshark Bro 2: Assault on Hamzig Island #1’ Is Your Perfect Quarantine Distraction
There’s nothing like a little irreverent humor to keep the quarantine sads away. Metalshark Bro arrives just in time to
Read moreFilm Review: Reinventing The Hero’s Journey With ‘Starfish’ On Blu-Ray
What happens if you ignore the call to adventure? In his feature film debut, director, A.T. White, throws a wrench
Read moreCalm Before The Storm: Reviewing ‘Immortal Hulk #35’
The war with the Minotaur is over — and a grateful humanity knows who saved them all. Can Shadow Base
Read moreReview: ‘Jimmy Olsen’ #12 Is A Bittersweet Finale
Over the past year(ish), we’ve come to see the best possible take on one of the most enduring supporting characters
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