Cutting Straight To The Point — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Shredder’ #1
Once the iron and blade fisted ruler of the foot clan, Oroku Saki has returned to Earth a changed man.
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Review: ‘The Tin Can Society’ #8 Pushes Forward
The plot by writer/co-plotter Peter Warren and co-plotter Rick Remender remains interesting. However, it feels like certain story beats are
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Review — ‘Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Professor Harvey Is Gone’ Is A Great Hellboy Story
Welcome to the table, Pulp stories featuring lost cities and strange, unknowable entities are my favorite kinds of stories.
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Men’ #21 Kills Time In A Good Way, The Rest, Not So Much
We’re about a month out from the start of “Age of Revelation”, and more than a few titles seem to
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Advance Review – ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts’ #2 Lives Up To Its Name
Star Trek wouldn’t be Star Trek without killing off a couple of random red shirts. This time, though, the body
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Heart-Warming But Shocking: Reviewing ‘Huck: Big, Bad World’ #4
Jack has found Sophia. And so that’s the end of it, right? Of course not. Not with unfinished business back
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‘Alien: Earth’ “Observation” Succeeds By Putting The Spotlight On The Hybrids
Since their introduction as a group of in the first episode, Wendy (Sydney Chandler) and the Lost Boys have gradually
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Something For The Labor Day Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
It’s the weekend and for my American chums, that means a long weekend with Labor Fay this Monday. For me,
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Cigarettes And Gary Cooper: ‘Bright Leaf’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with free copy of the Blu-ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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3D Glasses Included: ‘The Glass Web’ Reviewed
Don (John Forsythe) didn’t kill Paula (Kathleen Hughes) – he just had an affair with her but, after finding her
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Insert Laughs Here — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Planet She-Hulk’ #1
Marvel’s cosmic event Imperial hasn’t quite ended yet, but it’s covered potentially a lot of ground in its three issues,
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TV Review: ‘Eyes Of Wakanda’ Expands ‘Black Panther’ Lore
ICYMI, Todd Harris’ Eyes of Wakanda is a fantastic addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series connects the past
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Chattering Up A Real Storm — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #8
Wolverine and being under mind control are like two peas in a pod. They go back a long time together.
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Revisiting ‘Batman/Aliens’ — A Forgotten Horror Adventure
The Alien franchise is at its best in dark and claustrophobic corners. But for the franchise’s first crossover with one
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A Good Human And Their Good Dog — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #129
A nice big simmering bowl of chicken soup can sooth the soul as well as a sick or weary body.
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Look Out For Those Hulks — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Black Panther’ #1
The universe is in turmoil. War was unleashed following mysterious assassinations. Amongst the chaos, there are stories to tell. Now
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TV Review: James Gunn Teases A Potential Multiverse In ‘Peacemaker’ Premiere
Helming the new and improved DC Cinematic Universe — DCU for short — James Gunn returns to Peacemaker after a
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Mini Review: Jesse Lonergan’s ‘Drome’
Every so often a graphic novel comes along that feels tailor-made for me. I love creative paneling, silent decompressed storytelling,
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TV Review: ‘Revival’ Solves Em’s Murder In Season Finale
Over the course of forty-seven issues, comic book writer Tim Seeley told a complex and engaging story surrounding Martha Cypress,
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Advance Review: ‘Nemesis Forever’ #1 Goes Big On Action And Scale
If you’ve been following the resurrection of Nemesis over the past two mini series by co-creator and writer Mark Millar,
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Taking The Fun Out Of Chess — Reviewing ‘Imperial’ #3
Timing out when and how to pull back the proverbial curtain on any type of mystery is a careful consideration.
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Force Matters: Leia Shines In The Spotlight of ‘Star Wars’ #4
Star Wars #4 by Alex Segura & Phil Noto When the Pirrosi threaten Kaltrais, a staunch member of the old
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Previously On X-Men: One Of The Better X-Books Says Goodbye in ‘Psylocke’ #10
It’s time to say goodbye to another “From the Ashes” title, and this one stings a little. Plus, the perils
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Advance Review — ‘Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man’ #1, Or Of Mice And (Vanishing) Men
Have you ever felt invisible? You walk into a room and no one pays attention? You’re standing there being ignored,
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You’re Out Of Order: ‘…And Justice For All’ Reviewed
In Al Pacino‘s memoir, Sonny Boy, he doesn’t spend much time on …And Justice For All other than to admit
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The Heart Behind The Mask — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1100
There’s nothing to be afraid of when it comes to big monumental numbers on the cover of a comic book.
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Hear Me Out: Save Us, Godzilla. You’re Our Only Hope
Welcome back to ‘Hear Me Out,’ a weekly column dedicated to monsters, asteroids, aliens, and the people who want them
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #7 Jump Into Action
Writer Rick Remender creates a relatively strong script. Though his characterization has a division to its focus since part of
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In “Metamorphosis”, ‘Alien: Earth’ Becomes TV, For Better And Worse
With the setup of “Neverland” and the movie-in-miniature of “Mr. October” behind it, “Metamorphosis”, the third episode of FX’s Alien:
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Turning Over That New Leaf — Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #1
They say its bad luck when a black cat crosses your path. Perhaps it might bring some good luck now.
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Not Your Parents’ Super Team — Reviewing ‘New Avengers’ #3
Do you want to fight a Hulk? Cause Wolverine surely does, even if her mixed up batch of teammates don’t.
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