Advance Review: ‘Of The Earth’ #4 Regains Its Footing After A Misstep
There is a fairly common occurrence when a writer pitches an eight- or 12-part comic book miniseries to an editor.
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Reviews
Enjoy The Ride — ‘StarHenge: A Kiss For Atticus’ #2 Advance Review
StarHenge: A Kiss for Atticus #2 continues to dreamily blur the lines between reality and fiction, demanding the reader’s attention
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Advanced Review — Darrow Raises Sophomoric Humor To New Heights In ‘The Shaolin Cowboy: Staying A.I.Live’ #2
There’s a pretty simple test to know whether you would like Geof Darrow’s approach to storytelling. Read the opening pages of the
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Toy Review: Marvel Legends Psylocke Is Full Of Potential… And Not Much Else
One of the eternal quests of toy collectors, particularly for superhero lines, is the desire to complete teams. For some
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Advance Review: ‘The Trillion Dollar Kid’ #2 Establishes A True, Shared Ghost Machine Universe
Since the debut issue, a lot has happened in the life of our titular lead character, with a crossover that
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Advanced Review: The End Is Nigh In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #10
You’ve probably heard the story of Japanese soldiers on a remote Pacific island in the 1970s who didn’t know World
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of posts we, the editing team, feel worthy of your time. As always,
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Inconsistency Is The Only Constant In ‘Blood & Thunder’ #16
The only thing worse than a bad comic book? An inconsistent one. It’s one thing if you know
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Toy Review: Marvel Legends Ghost Rider Robbie Reyes Is Good … But Could Be More
In the past decade or so, Marvel Comics has created a fascinating generation of young legacy heroes. Rather than simply
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Let’s Go Slay The Dragon — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #7
Once again the Midnight Sons ride to deal with something supernaturally powerful, rallying behind the despondent and desperate Moon Knight.
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A Brutal Battle Of The Body And The Soul Between Metallo And Superman: ‘Absolute Superman’ #22 Reviewed
Absolute Superman #22 throws the reader into an action-packed opening from the get-go go, with Absolute Superman travelling to Argentina
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Toy Review: G.I. Joe Classified Dawn Moreno Snake Eyes Shows The Line’s Strengths
Every once in a while, you take a chance on a figure for a character you don’t know well. It’s
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A Not So Dynamic Duo Emerges — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics 2026 Annual’ #1
Lobo, Lobo, Lobo. The self-proclaimed main man seems to be everywhere these days. That includes appearing on the big silver
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Hanna With A K: Reviewing Costa-Grava’s ‘Hanna K.’
In 1983, there weren’t films being made in Hollywood about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict sympathetic to the latter. For that reason,
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Review — ‘Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures’ #1 Brings Pulp Adventure To A Story Within A Story
Welcome to the table, The thrilling action and adventure of the fictional 1930s and 1940s have captured the imaginations of
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Review — ‘Frankenstein New World: The Speed Of Darkness’ #2 Continues To Delight
Welcome to the table, Time is a funny thing. We only get what we get. Then we are gone. The
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A Social Aware Tale Of Tabletop Adventure — Reviewing ‘Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks’ #3
Welcome to the table, If you spend any time on social media, you may see the sentiment that gaming and
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Review — ‘Doctor Who: Circuit Breaker’ #2 Alters The Mythos
Writers Dulce M. Montoya and Dan Watters create a story that makes some changes to the mythology of the franchise.
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Review — ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian’ #1 Balances Romance And Horror In The Best Way
Welcome to the table, Merriam-Webster defines love as “strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties.” That’s
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Advance Review: Mavinga’s Strong Artwork Highlights An Otherwise Uneventful ‘White Sky’ #5
Parsing our background during an ongoing series can be a tricky storytelling task. In the case of White Sky, it feels
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Previously On X-Men: Chris Claremont And Gambit Are Reunited And It Feels Okay
The big issue this week is the Hellfire Murder, as the current X-Office continues to mine the one element of
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Toy Review: Marvel Legends Secret Wars Magik Is An Interesting Mix Of Highs & Lows
Illyana Rasputin has risen in prominence to become one of the most key X-Men in the franchise, showing up in
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of posts hand-picked by the editing team her at Comicon.com. Once more we
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Introducing Deanna Durbin: Universal’s ‘Three Smart Girls’ Reviewed
Back when Kino Lorber was releasing some of Deanna Durbin‘s films on Blu-ray, the one bummer was that while Three
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Marvel’s Gooiest Summer Event Begins — Reviewing ‘Queen In Black’ #1
Spaceships and symbiotes are raining down from above under the control of a malevolent force out to control the planet.
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The Grass Isn’t Always Greener — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #3
Neighborhoods are built all over the world. The reasons for each one are specific to the region or the builders.
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Joan Crawford Double Feature: ‘Letty Lynton’ And ‘Strange Cargo’
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-Rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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Review: ‘Is Ted Ok?’ #6 Gives Hopeful Messaging
Writer, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm proves himself to be a creative force with this final issue. Meaning Chisholm sticks
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It’s A Shell Of A Good Time — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #20
There is a thin line between life and death, even hinner when there are ways to breach those lines. Alliances
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An Enjoyable High-Energy, Non-Stop Fight For Survival: ‘Absolute Superman’ #21 Review
After the startling revelations of Seth-Adam’s origins at the hands of Branch last issue, Absolute Superman #21 continues to showcase
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A Sister Switcheroo Struggles Significantly — Reviewing ‘Batwoman’ #5
Two sisters fight for the same identity and against the dark forces with prophecy-filled plans for them. Few pieces of
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