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The full parameters of Helen’s mission are revealed as the mystery continues to unfold in Canopus. Not only are we
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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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After Aleck stumbles into a confrontation with The Brood, Issue #4 of White Ash finds Aleck learning more about the
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The New Mutants are quickly establishing themselves as Krakoa’s troubleshooters. However, in just their second mission though, they might have
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Project Blue Book is a show that never quite figured out what it wanted to be. While there is a
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An explosive start to the series, A Man Among Ye offers readers high seas adventure with plenty of swashbuckling action.
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As Jon Kent acclimates himself in the future, the Legion of Super-Heroes continues to battle the villains as well as
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In 2017, director Marc Myers adapted John Backderf’s graphic novel, My Friend Dahmer, for the silver screen. The result was
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘The Ludocrats’ #2 Serves Up More Gloriously Goofy Going-Ons
Imagine if Obelix had won the lottery and gone on to create his own monarchy and statehood and you get
Read moreReview: Batman #92 Faces The Specter Of War
For months, the Dark Knight’s newest adversary has tested him, pitting Batman against some of his deadliest foes in an
Read moreFilm Review: A Murderous Game Is Afoot In William Castle’s ‘Let’s Kill Uncle’
June Skinner wrote Let’s Kill Uncle using the pen name Rohan O’Grady. William Castle’s film adaptation has two names, too
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘License To Kill’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreReview: Matt Murdock Goes To Hell And Back In ‘Daredevil’ #20
To say Matt Murdock has had a rough life is an understatement. However, the latest volume of Daredevil has shown
Read moreReview: Outlawed Hits In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #17’
Kamala’s Law has been passed, banning teen heroes from operating without oversight, but that’s not going to stop Miles Morales.
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With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreThe Bat-Cave: An Strange Anniversary In ‘Detective Comics’ #19
Anniversary issues are often one of the biggest highlights of any comic run. In 2013 Detective Comics saw one of
Read moreReview: Begin A Possible Epic With ‘Adventureman #1’
This first issue has more bang for your buck than most first issues normally get by honestly living up to
Read moreReview: New Beginnings And Endings Abound In ‘Go Go Power Rangers #32’
Jason, Trini, and Zack didn’t really go to a Peace Conference in Switzerland. Go Go Power Rangers has revealed that
Read moreReview: Johnny Squares Up With Daniel-San At All-Valley (Again) In ‘Cobra Kai #4’
It’s the final showdown! The tournament has arrived, and Johnny aims to defend his honor against the upstart from Jersey
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A near-future sci-fi saga begins with three dystopian visions of mundane existence that don’t seem all that far away, where
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1022 Mends Broken History
Since 2011, the DC Universe has seen a snarl of continuity. However, about two years ago, Brian Michael Bendis joined
Read moreNew To You Comics: ‘Infidel’ TP by Pornsak Pichetshote and Aaron Campbell
New comics are back! Sort of. New comics are on their way back, anyway. When COVID-19 brought the comics industry
Read moreReview: ‘Bitter Root #8’ – Here Comes The Devil
Bitter Root #8 finds the Sangeyre family together apart. While Blink and Uncle Enoch work to treat the Jinoo and
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Undiscovered Country depicts a future America that’s turned its back on the global community and sealed itself off from all
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It’s testament to the Joker’s popularity and iconic status that DC Comics have put out an 80th anniversary special celebrating
Read moreKickstarter Spotlight Review: Birth of a King in ‘Shaka #1’
Review written by Malissa White. Kickstarter serves as an indie comic self-publishing and crowdfunding platform. Despite pandemic related layoffs, they
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Take the US Civil War, Union vs Confederates, and turn it into a screwball comedy sitcom – and you get
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When a girl’s boyfriend is murdered by Neo-Nazis, she tracks them down to exact her bloody revenge in Against Hope
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The would-be Avengers of the dystopian landscape formally known as the United States of America have taken the fight to
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One of the X-Men’s most treasured traditions is the adventures of a new generation of mutants. In 1994, Marvel launched
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