Review: Cartoonish Antics & Spidey Dances In ‘Spider-Ham #5’
At long last the mastermind behind all of Spider-Ham’s recent troubles is revealed. Mojo has taken over this world and
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Review: Closure, Karate, And Punk Rock In ‘TMNT #105’
The Ninja Turtles are once again in New York City, but it’s very different than the one the called home
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Lottie Grote came to town for a gathering of young detectives. Now she finds herself as the number one suspect
Read moreA Musical To Make You Rethink Getting A Hair Cut: Olive Signature’s ‘Hair’ Reviewed
When it comes to summing up a movie, trailers don’t always get it right. Hair’s isn’t even that bad, if
Read moreReview: Follow The Leader In ‘Immortal Hulk’ #34
Arch-villains often have multiple disparate versions across their histories. This couldn’t be more true of the Hulk’s most iconic villain,
Read moreReview: ‘Thor’ #5 Brings The Battle To The God Of Thunder
Thor has had his entire life turned upside-down in the past year. However, the Black Winter appears to be the
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Another Saturday And Another Round-Up Of Reviews, Previews, News And More
Okay, so what have you all ben reading this past week here on comicon.com? So what are we waiting for?
Read moreEPIX’s ‘Pennyworth’ Review: A Worthy Origin Story For A Beloved Character
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
Read moreReview: ‘Once And Future’ #8 And A Surprising Face From The Ancient Past Joins The Fray
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Read moreJV’s Shocking Past Revealed: Reviewing ‘Redneck #27’
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Read moreEuro Reviews: ‘Spiro & Fantasio’ Is Another Euro Classic Translated For The First Time
Spiro & Fantasio, another great series from Europe, full of fun and fabulous cartooning. Yet, like Lucky Luke, you may
Read moreNew To You Comics: A Movement, A Manner, A Counter-Culture Crime- ‘Godshaper SC’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreReview: Dinner Is Damned In Mirka Andolfo’s Gothic Horror ‘Mercy’ #3
Fans of the Victorian era rarely get widely publicized comics featuring fineries and social restrictions of the era. Luckily for
Read moreCharlie And Vita Hit The Strip: Reviewing ‘Crowded Vol. 2- Glitter Dystopia TP’
After escaping a televised attempt on their lives and blowing past two million bucks in their REAPR campaign, Charlie and
Read moreReview: Necessary Evil Reaches Its Epic Conclusion In ‘MMPR #50’
It’s getting more and more rare for a comic book to reach issue #50, so it better be something special.
Read moreReview: ‘The Flash Annual’ #3 Dances Between The Raindrops With The Suicide Squad
The worst annuals are completely disposable. However, the best enhance the main narrative in some way or another. And The
Read moreNew To You Comics: Immortal Hijinks In ‘Archer & Armstrong V1: The Michelangelo Code’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: ‘Superman’ #22 Rockets The Man Of Steel Into A New Normal
This issue of Superman is the pay off to a months long promise of a slugfest between the Man of
Read moreReview: ‘Wynd #1’ Gets To The Point
In a world where magical heritage is punishable by death, a young boy named Wynd must keep his true identity
Read moreCrowdfunding Comics: Neon-Coloured Nightmares Stalk ‘Our Last Halloween’ #3
Small town America in the mid-80s and a small group of friends try to prevent the rising of the evil
Read moreAdvance Review: Holographic Horrors Threaten To Sink The Ship In ‘Outer Darkness/Chew’ #3
What started off as a straight forward enough mission for the Charon, in deep space, has turned into a living
Read moreReview: So Much More Than Nostalgia – ‘MMPR / TMNT #5’
Let me try and paint the picture for you because my inner child is exploding right now. The Ninja Turtles
Read moreSee What Truly Hides In The Dark: Reviewing ‘Gideon Falls Vol. 4- The Pentoculus’
The smash-hit horror series continues! After the time- and space-shifting journey of the last arc, Norton and Clara are trapped
Read moreReview: ‘Ghost-Spider #10’ Ends Not With A Bang, But A Whimper
There are some new heroes in town, but how far are they willing to go for the spotlight? The truth
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Regular Round-Up Of Reviews, Previews, News And More From The Past Week
Another week done and another weekend is upon us. So, once again, we bring you some of the stories that
Read moreSeasons Come And Seasons Go: ‘Spring Night, Summer Night’ Reviewed
Carl (Ted Heimerdinger) isn’t the first movie character to ever want to get out of the small town where he
Read moreReview: ‘Strange Adventures’ #2 … And Mister Terrific Investigates
Strange Adventures #2 by writer Tom King and artists Mitch Gerards and Evan ‘Doc’ Shaner seems to be in keeping
Read moreEverything Costs Something- Reviewing ‘Gideon Falls #22’
“Wicked Worlds,” Part One. After the mind-bending destruction of the Black Barn, our heroes find themselves spread across the
Read moreReview: ‘The Resistance’ #2 Aims To Give A Real World Political Look At Superheroics
I am quite sure that The Resistance is a comic book that’s indirectly benefitted from the current global pandemic, give
Read moreReview: ‘Birthright #44’ Delivers Blockbuster Movie Level Action And Excitement
In this corner, the terror of Terrenos, the God King Lore! And in the opposite corner, the Chosen One himself,
Read moreReview: Snyder And Capullo Offer Up A Darker DCU In ‘Dark Nights: Death Metal’ #1
The multiverse is dying, only 8 universes survive, and the DCU as we knew it has been transformed into a
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