Spooky Little Nightmares — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #6
Even the most light and hopeful beings have to deal with the darker moments that plague or haunt them. Fighting
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Something For The Weekend: Our Regular Pick Of Post From The Past Week
With Editor-in-Chief out on a field trip this weekend, we have just the three of us picking three posts each
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Force Matters: It’s Action Figure Playtime in ‘Star Wars’ #6
It’s a quiet week in a galaxy far, far away, with just one issue on the stands. But it’s a
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A Trusted Trope, With Finesse And Storytelling Added — Reviewing ‘DC K.O.’ #1
Let’s be honest, but a comic book series built around the hokey premise of a knock-out contest of… erm, champions?
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Keep Your Head In The Game — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #10
Once upon a recent time, Logan was a mind-wiped fully unleashed weapon for the leadership behind the terrible Eurasian Republic.
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Return Of The Big Number Routine — Reviewing ‘Venom’ #250
Venom isn’t looking so all-new anymore. Not because anything changed with the character, but the title’s additional adjective is gone,
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Romy Schneider Double Feature: ‘Le Combat Dans L’île’ And ‘Maedchen In Uniform’
It’s always the right time to watch more films starring Romy Schneider. Alain Cavalier‘s Le Combat Dans L’île (1962) For
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A Bit Of A Stretch — Reviewing ‘New Avengers’ #5
What would happen if any superhero, from the most powerful to smartest, were to turn evil- is an eternal question.
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‘The Huckleberry Hound Show: The Complete Original Series’ 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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“The Real Monsters” Are Everywhere In The ‘Alien Earth’ Finale
One of the key elements across the Alien franchise is the idea of watching — and reveling in — the
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Force Matters: Star Wars: Doctor Aphra — Chaos Agent #4 Makes Good Use Of Its Title Character
Only one Star Wars comic this week, with Dark Horse’s conclusion to the “Codebreaker” story pushed back to November for
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A New Take On An Old Favourite But Not Much Else: ‘Absolute Superman’ #12 Review
King Arthur had Merlin, and Luke Skywalker had Ben Kenobi. Absolute Superman? He has Sol as his salvation and mentor
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Advance Review — ‘Everything Dead And Dying’ #2 Finds Humanity Amidst Horror
If zombie stories have taught us anything over the past several decades, it’s that the real threat is not the
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Previously On X-Men: A Surprisingly Strong Start In ‘Age of Revelation Overture #1’
In this week’s X-books, the “Age of Revelation” is finally here, and it’s…not terrible! Cassandra Nova is also here, for
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Advance Review — ‘Blood & Thunder’ #6 Tackles Some Big Questions About Humanity
For millennia, artists and philosophers have struggled with defining what it is to be human. Why are we here? Who
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Review — The Big Bad World Catches Up With Our Hero In ‘Huck: Big Bad World’ #5
With the rural Rockwellian world of Huck well and truly shattered last issue with the shocking death of our hero’s
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend. And that means just one thing here at Comicon.com HQ. Another round of top picks from
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Take A Deep Breath, Its Over — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #10
At last, it’s over — the upside-down, spinning around in place while plunging off a cliff with no parachute journey.
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Pick A Card, Any Card: TCM’s ‘Film Fashion Icons’ Deck And Guidebook Reviewed
Size isn’t everything, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t surprised when I realized how small the cards
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Force Matters: Simple Colors For A Simple Man In ‘Boba Fett — Black, White & Red’ #1
Han, Luke and Valance face a blast from the past while Boba Fett goes tri-chromatic in the latest batch of
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Drier Than A Piece Of Toast — Reviewing ‘New History Of The DC Universe’ #3
Watch the decades fly by as the series deconstructing the historical tapestry of the DC Universe shifts into massive overdrive.
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Just The Specials: Burger King’s Limited Edition Monster Menu
Welcome to the table, Just The Specials is where I try limited releases, holiday offerings, and special meal items from
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Richard Pryor Behind The Camera: ‘Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling’ Reviewed
It’s been a while since I’ve seen Citizen Kane, but it’s no accident that Rosebud appears on Jo Jo’s wall.
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‘The Last Session Vol. 2: Rerolled’ Brings More Authentic Storytelling To The TTRPG Table
Welcome to the table, Back in 2022, I said, “The Last Session, published by Mad Cave Studios, is heartfelt, honest, fun,
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Time To Do That Big Hero Stuff — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #5
Go ahead say the name. It’s right there on the tongue’s tip ready to be shouted out to the world.
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Previously On X-Men: “Age Of Revelation” Is Nigh in ‘X-Men’ #22
Sentinel graveyards, cosmic shenanigans, aborted handshakes and more in this week’s X-books, as “Age of Revelation” looms ever larger. Astonishing
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Not Afraid Of The Big Black Bat — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1101
Bringing fear to a cowardly and superstitious criminal lot is one of the foundational concepts upon which Batman built himself.
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #1 Has A Decent Beginning
Writer Frank J. Barbiere creates an arguably entertaining script. The dialogue is definitely fitting for the characters, and reads as
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Advance Review — Cantwell Shows Off His Storytelling Prowess In ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts’ #3
The body count may have slowed down slightly in Star Trek: Red Shirts #3, but the tension keeps building throughout
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Reviewing – WizKids ‘DC Heroclix Iconix: Batcave Vol 1’
Welcome to the table, It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of Batman. I’m currently working through a
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An Escape Most Daring — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #12
One of the greatest weapons wielded by Princess Diana of the Amazons is not her sword nor her golden lasso.
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