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Conan’s life has gotten incredibly complicated since he’s been catapulted into the modern Marvel Universe. However, when Mephisto enters the
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Review: ‘Cable’ #1 May Change Krakoa Forever And Maybe The Entire Marvel Universe With It
About two years ago now, young Cable burst onto the scene by murdering his older self. Since then the character
Read moreVictor Rides The Rails: ‘Doctor Doom #6’ Reviewed
Doctor Doom and Kang the Conqueror have fled south to Texas to avoid the mercenaries hired by Symkaria. Doom intends to head home to Latveria, and Kang is stuck with him for the time being. It looks like these two will have to get better acquainted with one another.
Read moreA Catastrophe On Probat Proves A Triumph For IDW – ‘Transformers: Galaxies #5’ Reviewed
Not to dwell on the past but “Constructicons Rising”, the first story in IDW’s anthology series Transformers: Galaxies, didn’t live
Read moreReview: Adventures In Babysitting…And Alligators In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #16’
Miles gives his parents a break and watches his new baby sister Billie while they go out. What starts as
Read moreGive Up Your (In)Dependence: Reviewing ‘Join The Future #1’
The Future. Ultra-modern megacities reward millions of their citizens with a completely funded life, with every need met, from food
Read morePyro’s Big Day: ‘Marauders’ #9 Reviewed
Emma Frost and Bishop finally get around to dealing with the spy in their midst. Yellowjacket, on behalf of Homines Verendi, has implanted himself inside Pyro. Emma has kept Yellowjacket at bay with a mental projection, but she needs Bishop’s help to get him out. Thankfully, Bishop has a plan.
Read moreUnburdened By Pain Or Memory: ‘The Crow: Lethe #1’ Review
Null Narcos is a man who can feel no pain and has no memory of his past. So far, those qualities of landed him in a relatively loving circus sideshow. Narcos’ memories are fighting to come back, but he doesn’t want them. However, a killer is on his way to make sure Null Narcos remembers who he was.
Read moreReview: Your Next Great Pulp Adventure Begins In ‘Spider-Man Noir #1’
Private eye Peter Parker (aka Spider-Man) gets his toughest case yet when a woman is murdered at the Black Cat
Read moreReview: ‘The Flash’ #750 Celebrates The Scarlet Speedster’s History
Eighty years ago, The Flash debuted, creating one of the greatest legends in comics history. The Flash #750 celebrates the
Read moreReview: Ffearless, Ffatal, And Ffantastic — Roger Moore Is ‘Ffolkes’
Other actors have played James Bond, but only one has played Rufus Excalibur Ffolkes, and his name is Roger Moore.
Read moreReview: The Truth Hurts In ‘Superman: Villains’ #1 By Bendis, Fraction, Hitch And More
The repercussions of Clark Kent’s unmasking are still being felt all across the DC Universe. Superman: Villains one-shot continues to expose
Read moreHell Comes For The Kitchen: ‘Daredevil #19’ Reviewed
The Stromyns have unleashed a crew of killers led by Bullseye, Crossbones, and the Rhino upon Hell’s Kitchen. The police have slowly begun working their way back into the Kitchen, but they’re wholly unprepared for this carnage. Thankfully, the Kitchen has learned how to protect itself.
Read moreParting Ways At Atlanta: ‘Kill Whitey Donovan #4’ Reviewed
A man named Oracle Jones claims that he can help Hattie find her mother, meaning that she no longer has to follow Anna on her revenge quest to Atlanta. Will Hattie stick with Anna to the end, or will she abandon this killer’s mission? Will the arrival of the slave-hunter Tyson take both options off the table?
Read moreThor, Friend To The Wolves: ‘Ragnarok: The Breaking Of Helheim #4’ Reviewed
Thor, Lady, and Ratatosk finally cross into the realm of Helheim. What lies within is an endless supply of vicious and venomous serpents as well as a pack of wolves with a grudge against the God of Thunder.
Read moreReview: Werewolves, Witches, And Heartbreak In ‘Birthright #42’
Lore has invaded Earth with an army of monsters and magic. Mikey is the only one who can stop him
Read moreReview: ‘Strange Academy #1’ Is Far More Exciting Than Quidditch
Move over, Hogwarts! There’s a new magical school on the block. Doctor Strange has started his own university to guide
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 8): Redemption Is Internal In ‘Crone #5’ Reviewed
Gaspur’s daughter, Corinne, saves Bloody Bliss from drowning in the River of Triumph. However, very few others escaped the battle at the Broken Keep. Thankfully, Bliss is ready to get back into the battle and is willing to rally however many warriors it takes to bring down D’Kayde.
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 4): A Nation Of Ghosts Appear In ‘Red Sonja’ #14 Reviewed
Red Sonja has left Isolde to rule Hyrkania in her absence. The nation is on the brink of starvation, and Isolde must come up with a rationing plan if the nation is to survive. Meanwhile, Red Sonja herself humbles herself before King Jo’Khan of Khitai, the man who killed Sonja’s teacher.
Read moreAce Meets The Thirteenth Doctor: A Review Of Sophie Aldred’s ‘At Childhood’s End’
Sometime between Season 26 ending and Doctor Who: The Movie airing the Doctor and his companion, Ace, parted ways. In
Read moreReview: ‘Black Cat’ #10 Plays Sleight Of Hand In Madripoor
One of the core tenets of magic is distraction. By drawing your attention to one hand, the other is free
Read moreReview: ‘Strange Adventures’ #1 Is A Great Mix Of Silver Age Innocence And Modern Age Media Scrutiny
Strange Adventures #1, written by Tom KIng, sets out to tell two tales simultaneously with Mitch Gerads stuck on Earth
Read moreReview: The Designer Comes To Gotham In ‘Batman’ #90 By Tynion IV And Jimenez
Since the Dark Knight’s new era began, the plans of a horrifying new villain has haunted him from the shadows.
Read moreDeadly Equilibrium: ‘Pandemica #4’ Reviewed
De and Chick discover what the Ark have been keeping under their laboratory, and it could be the key to saving–or killing–the human race. Meanwhile, Loverboy prepares to go back and wipe out Pandemica.
Read moreThe Pantherism Compensation Program: ‘Man-Eaters: Tomorrow Belongs To You #1’ Reviewed
You have been awarded a settlement package from the Patriarchy to cover damages and suffering caused by your experience with Pantherism. Accept the gifts and sign the dotted line saying you won’t take legal action.
Read moreThe Woman Never Left: ‘Sherlock: A Scandal In Belgravia #4’ Reviewed
Sherlock learns the importance of Irene Adler’s phone just before she drugs him and escapes, leaving him in the care of John Watson. Time passes, and Sherlock begins receiving text messages from Adler.
Read moreBigby Bear Dives Into New Territory: An Advance Review Of ‘Bigby Bear: The Explorer’
In the past Bigby Bear hasn’t strayed too far from the forest. Bigby Bear: The Explorer changes that in a
Read moreReview: What Does The “H” Really Stand For ‘In Dial H For Hero’ #12?
To many people, superhero comics are defined by the brawls and dust-ups between heroes and villains. But there’s more to
Read moreReview: ‘The Corsair’ Is A Swashbuckling Adventure That Gets Far Too Calm, Far Too Soon
A tale of the high seas, during the time when there was danger both from pirates and enemy ships during
Read moreReview: Meet The New Monster Society In ‘SHAZAM!’ #11
The SHAZAM! Family has faced the entirety of the Magiclands. However, the worst of those realms is about to come
Read moreInsectoid Apocalypse: ‘Ant-Man #2’ Reviewed
Ant-Man and Swarm have been cornered by a trio of new insect villains: Vespa, Thread, and Tusk. They are three unified creatures made up by a horde of insects, much like swarm. Ant-Man and Swarm are going to need to work together if they are to survive.
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