Something Spooky — ‘Hellblazer’ #50 : Remarkable Lives
Welcome to the table, I discovered Hellblazer in the longboxes of my favorite comic shop over 30 years ago. While
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Reviews
Dressing Up A Pig — Reviewing ‘New History Of The DC Universe’ #4
History can be an intriguing, illuminating, and often infuriating subject to dive through. Full of a discovery and disappointment mixture.
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend. And welcome to your regular round-up of posts we, the Comicon.com editorial team, feel are worthy
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‘Transformers’ #25 Review — Striking A Balance Between Old And New
Transformers #25 marks the first significant creative shakeup in the Energon Universe, with writer Daniel Warren Johnson — who launched
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Force Matters: ‘Legacy of Vader’ #9 Is At Its Best When Kylo Couldn’t Care Less
In this week’s Star Wars stories, Kylo Ren gets unwillingly sucked into old work drama in Star Wars: Legacy of
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Something Spooky: ‘Weird War Tales’ #117 Has Combat Horror
We continue our look at classic horror comics, looking today at another of DC’s classic anthologies, Weird War Tales #117. The
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War Comes For The Family — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #12
Vengeance is a powerful emotional reaction. It can overwhelm even the most logical minds, leading to making possibly rash decisions-
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The Two ‘Bonjour Tristesse’s: Deborah Kerr Versus Chloë Sevigny
Otto Preminger‘s Bonjour Tristesse (1958) and Durga Chew-Bose‘s Bonjour Tristesse (2024) offer two very different interpretations of Françoise Sagan‘s text,
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Advance Review – ‘Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man’ #3 Continues To Thrill
It is a testament to the Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man creative team that, three-quarters through the limited series we
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Something Spooky: The X-Men Meet Frankenstein* In ‘X-Men’ #40
The story of Frankenstein — both the monster and the scientist — has straddled the line between science fiction and
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Advance Review — ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #6 Is Feeling The Weight Of Its Many Characters
Having a number of interesting characters is critical to the success of most stories. After all, no one wants to
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Striking Swiftly Like A Snake — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Shredder’ #2
Myth. Legend. History. Reputation. All of these can be cultivated, manipulated, and used to create powerful sway in the world.
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Previously On X-Men: Gambit’s Grief Makes For A Great ‘Unbreakable X-Men’ #1
In this week’s X-books, “Age of Revelation” goes wide, with new series set away from the main action — or
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Advance Review — Finch Continues To Dazzle In ‘Skinbreaker’ #2
Leave it to David Finch to take a relatively straightforward panel at the beginning of a book and turn it
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Advance Review — ‘No Man’s Land’ #2 Is An Icy Page-Turner
Szymon Kudranski knows how to keep your attention once he captures it. Perhaps that shouldn’t be a surprise given his
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Epic Dissection — ‘X-Men: Wounded Wolf’ Is An Embarrassment Of Artistic Riches
This is the first entry in a new semi-regular column in which I break down the chonky Epic and DC
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Voyager: Homecoming’ #2 Is Brisk and Entertaining
This is not the homecoming that Captain Kathryn Janeway and the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager had in mind. The
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of Last Week’s Posts
It’s the weekend, and a time to relax. And a time to catch up on some of the posts we’ve
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Something Spooky — ‘Witchfinder: In The Service Of Angels’
Welcome to the table, It’s time for Something Spooky from your old pals at Comicon.com. This haunting holiday season, we
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Advance Review — ‘Out Of Alcatraz’ Is One Of The Best Comic Book Reads Of 2025
It’s not hyperbole to say that Out of Alcatraz, the limited series by writer Christopher Cantwell and artist Tyler Crook,
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‘The Manchurian Candidate’ Meets ‘Double Indemnity’: Reviewing William Conrad’s ‘Brainstorm’
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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It’s A Family Thing — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #11
At a glance, superhero style comic issues with little to no overall big bombastic action can seem like they’re quiet.
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Red Matter On The Brain — Reviewing ‘Absolute Flash’ #8
Obsession is a powerful emotional drive that can overwhelm even the brightest and the most on paper logically sound minds.
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Something Spooky: Approach ‘The Witching Hour!’ #67
We’re continuing our look at spooky comics of yesterday with a deep dive into one of DC Comics’ classic horror
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Stale Tales Through Time — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Imperial Guardians’ #1
A Galactic Union was on the verge of creation, finally bringing a semblance of peace to a chaotically divided universe.
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Force Matters: Them Irving Boys Are Up To No Good in ‘Hunt For the Falcon’ #2
In this week’s Star Wars books, Han continues his hunt for the Falcon in the aptly named Han Solo –
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Racism In 1949, Or Why ‘Intruder In The Dust’ Is Essential Viewing In 2025
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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Crossing The Wrong Lines — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #8
Sometimes, there are issues of a comic book series where time has to be taken after reading. To decompress, ponder,
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Under Cover Agents And Over The Top Action: Reviewing ‘Nemesis Forever’ #2
The bodies keep on piling up – even if we don’t know what Nemesis’s endgame is yet, while deep-cover Special
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Amazing X-Men’ #1 Kicks The Plot Into Gear
It’s a jam-packed week as “Age of Revelation” kicks into high gear, with both “replacement” series debuting as well as
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Advance Review — The Big Battle Leads To Little Change In ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #6
From the start, the overriding issue with Invincible Universe: Battle Beast has been the ease in which the main character
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