A True Shock To The System — Reviewing ‘Batman/Static: Beyond’ #1
The future is now as two iconic characters of comics and the small screen unite for a bold new adventure.
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Advance Review — Kirk Is Back In ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #2, But It’s Just Not Enough
Captain James T. Kirk is the ideal against which all other Starfleet commanders are measured against. From his heroic deeds
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Force Matters: ‘Doctor Aphra Chaos Agent’ #5 — Great Potential, Abrupt Ending
In Star Wars comics from the week of 10/29, we get one abrupt ending and one surprisingly-sweet Boba Fett story
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Common Enemies Make Strange Allies — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #40
Therapy holds the tools to help heal a great many things. Sometimes, though, certain pains run much deeper than others.
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A Mind-Shattering Silence — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #11
Once upon a time, the man named Logan was taken from those he knew and loved and turned into a
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #2 Strengthens The Mystery
Writer Frank J. Barbiere builds nicely off of the set-up of the first issue in the main story. He also
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Advance Review: ‘The Dragons Of Paris’ Slumber No More
The creative team includes writer Joann Sfar, illustrator Tony Sandoval, and letterer Chris Northrop. Also, there is translation from the
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False Promises And Dull Domesticity: Reviewing ‘Redcoat’ #15
I’ve always found Redcoat a bit hit and miss, and I freely admit I still have a big problem with
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The Hero America Needs: ‘The Toxic Avenger’ Reviewed
Talk about upsetting. What do you mean New Jersey had a superhero this whole time and I’m only just learning
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Insightful And Interesting: ‘Marvel Age of Comics – Daredevil: Born Again’ Reviewed
Similar to Paul Cornell’s insightful review of a decade of Avengers stories in The Mighty Avengers Vs. The 1970s, Chris
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Advance Review: ‘Blood & Thunder’ #7 Ends In A Bizarre Way
Regular readers of Blood & Thunder will remember bounty hunter Blood ended the last story arc by failing to bring
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Previously On X-Men: A Stunning “Age Of” Revelation In ‘Amazing X-Men’ #2
The second month of “Age of Revelation” begins with a middling batch of #2 issues — and one mystifying revelation
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Big Questions, But What’s The Right Answer? ‘The Power Fantasy’ #13 Advance Review
Your kid’s in a coma, and you naturally want atonement. And you are one of the few people in the
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Something For The Weekend: Our Regular Pick Of Posts For Your Reading Pleasure
The header says it all, really. We, the Comicon.com Editorial Team, pick our posts of the past week for your
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Review: ‘Batman’ #3 Asks A Riddle
Batman’s war with the GCPD is starting to escalate, one of his oldest foes has returned, and a new threat
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Anton’s Toy Box: Kenner’s 1990 ‘Predator’ Line Remembered
Welcome to the table, I’ve been a big fan of the Yautja since I was a little kid. There
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Revenge Is The New Black — Reviewing ‘Moon Knight: Fist Of Khonshu’ #14
Before he became a protector for those in need, Marc Spector took far more lives than he had ever protected.
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From Corleone To Attica: Reviewing Al Pacino’s Memoir ‘Sonny Boy’
There are memoirs that deal in juicy gossip. There are memoirs that read as very guarded or impersonal. The very
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Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons Forgotten Realms: Heroes of Faerûn’ Feels Like A Special Kind Of Alchemy
Welcome to the table, As someone who spent a lot of time recovering from surgeries, dealing with a disability, hiding
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Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Prison Paradox’ #1 Starts Bare Bones
The main cover image by artist Jay Anacleto and colorist Romulo Fajardo Jr. features great facial expressions plus a sense
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts’ #4 Doesn’t Give Readers Anyone To Root For
One of the reasons Star Trek has endured for over half a century is the characters and our emotional investment
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Advance Review: Clark Bint’s Artwork Stuns In ‘Cyberarchy’ #1
It’s probably a safe bet that few comic book enthusiasts had Mad Cave Studio’s Cyberarchy on their pull lists earlier
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Essential Reading For Marvel Fans: ‘The Mighty Avengers Vs. The 1970s’ By Paul Cornell Reviewed
Here in the UK, Bloomsbury Academic, in partnership with Marvel, is about to publish three new paperback books looking at
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Force Matters: Space Halloween Has Never Looked Better in ‘Star Wars: Tales From The Nightlands’ #2
This week’s Star Wars comics share a commitment to strong visuals, from a cute first person gimmick to a lush
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Review: ‘Absolute Batman’ Annual #1 Is More Than It Says On The Label
Batman has always fought evil. He’s even fought Nazis. But in Absolute Batman Annual #1, he doesn’t just show white
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Cloak Or Dagger’ #1 Is The Surprise Hit Of The Week
The final week of the initial “Age of Revelation” launch comes to a close with a solid-but-not-spectacular batch of titles.
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Does Pride Always Come Before A Fall? ‘Nemesis Forever’ #3 Advance Review
“Great kid. Don’t get cocky.” This may have been a classic line from Star Wars, but it’s also a good
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
It’s November already, and with Halloween now gone, it’s time to look forward to Thanksgiving and then the holiday season.
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Revisiting ‘The Florida Project’ — Second Sight’s Blu-ray Reviewed
When one door closes, another door opens. Nice enough, as far as sentiments go, and it’d be great if that
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Catching Fire In A Bottle — Reviewing ‘Supernatural’ #1
Two brothers in their beloved car cruise the backroads of America, saving people and hunting things. It’s the family business.
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Oh Those Summer Nights: ‘A Summer Place’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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