A Jaw-somely Good Time — Reviewing ‘Street Sharks’ #1
It may not be July, but it’s definitely shark week again. The most extreme fin-tastic 1990s heroes are back, taking
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Snack Break, Jail Break — Reviewing ‘Absolute Flash’ #7
A storm is brewing, and Wally West has found himself caught in the middle. It’s about to change everything. Another
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Force Matters: It’s Space-Halloween Time in ‘Star Wars: Tales From the Nightlands’ #1
The Jedi fight for Qui-Gon’s life while Anakin and Obi-Wan celebrate Space-Halloween on Ryloth. Star Wars: Jedi Knights #7 by
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Advance Review — The Key To Immortality Is In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #1
You are traveling through another dimension – a new comic book series based on an old television show. Yes, The
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Advance Review — James T. Kirk Returns, More Or Less, In ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #1
One of the most interesting concepts coming out of the otherwise disappointing streaming series Star Trek: Discovery was the idea
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Behold, The Animals Of Steel — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #5
While Supergirl is away, the Super Pets will play. Rather, they’ll play and take down threats in their own ways.
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In “Emergence”, All Hell Breaks Loose And ‘Alien: Earth’ Is The Better For It
The title of this episode — “Emergence” — can be applied to multiple things, both literal and figurative. There’s the
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Previously On X-Men: Farewell For Now —Hopefully — In ‘Magik’ #10
In this week’s X-books, more series stumble to their “Age of Revelation”-induced conclusions/protracted pauses as we reach the end of
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Advance Review – Finch Delivers A Master Class In Comic Artwork In ‘Skinbreaker’ #1
It turns out there’s a really simple formula for creating a great comic book: Hire David Finch and give him
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The Class Is Pain 101 — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Casey Jones’ #1
Watch out criminals of New York City, the vigilante with a hockey mask and sporting equipment is back in action.
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Advance Review — Man Remains Visible, And Terrifying In ‘Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man’ #2
It’s not a joke to say that halfway through the limited series Universal Monsters: The Invisible Man, we still don’t
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welsome to the weekend and another round up of psost as chosen by our Editorial team. Autumn is definitely on
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Sword Meets Axe — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #44
A trail of blood, bodies, and chaos litters just about every single portion of the magical realm known as Fairyland.
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Force Matters: Sad Han Elevates ‘Hunt For The Falcon’ #1
Like many of us, Han sets out to reacquire reminders of his lost youth in Han Solo – Hunt for
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Let Out That Roar — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #20
Wakanda has a rich ancient history. One so rich and mysterious even the current King isn’t aware of it’s depth.
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It’s Almost Over — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #9
Comic books are wild. They are weird. Sometimes they are just downright off the beaten path bonkers beyond any belief.
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #12 Takes An Unexpected Path
There’s a new Spider-Man in town, and all the other spiders need to know what on Earth he’s doing. It’s
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Advance Review — ‘Galactic’ #1 Relies Too Much On Familiar Sci-Fi Tropes
The spunky space princess. The heroic rogue with his furry sidekick. The evil villain set to invade a peaceful planet.
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #8 Springs A Twist On Readers
Writer Rick Remender conceive some memorable character moments. Also there is some foreshadowing of a future revelation. Remender writes the
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“The Fly” Is The Sweatiest ‘Alien: Earth’ Episode Yet
There’s plenty to enjoy in “The Fly”, the latest episode of Alien: Earth, including the proper introduction of the series’
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Advance Review — Love, Plus Body Parts, Is In The Air In ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #5
Time for a little romance. After four issues of terror, traumatic amputations, backstabbing (some literally), and explosions, Exquisite Corpses #5
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Men Of Apocalypse’ Poorly Retreads Old Ground
The pre-“Age of Revelation” culling continues as three books come to an end, and a different “Age of…” series begins
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Advance Review – A Complicated Plot And Stunning Artwork Lift ‘No Man’s Land’ #1
For three months a year, the United States and Russia are physically connected via a thin ice bridge in the
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Advance Review: ‘The Power Fantasy’ #12 Reveals Etienne’s Startling Secret Origin
After the shocking – then surprising – end to the second story arc of Kieron Gillen and Capsar Wijngaard’s The
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Advance Review — ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #5 Provides Character Insights Both Necessary And Irrelevant
Generally speaking, the more we know about a comic book character, the better. Understanding major character motivations is essential to
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Past Week’s Posts
Erik Amaya chose: “In Space, No One…” Returns Alien: Earth To The Cinema by Austin Gorton Talking Rogue Trooper: Ghost
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‘Flavor Girls: Return To The Mothership’ Mini Review
Flavor Girls: Return To The Mothership picks up after the first volume, which pits four magical girls — Sara, Naoko, Camille,
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Graveyard Of The Mind — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Nova Centurion’ #1
The cosmos are in chaos as an unseen hand plays a deadly destabilizing game with the Marvel Universe’s cosmic empires.
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Checking And Mating Once More — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #7
Victor Von Doom and Reed Richards. Once contemporaries, they’ve spent decades battling each other across time, space, and everything between.
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It’s In The Game — Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #25
Twenty-five issues has always been a milestone in comic books, especially in the modern era of constant reboots and relaunches.
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Breaking Down Those Walls — Reviewing ‘Wolverines And Deadpools’ #3
A conclusion can be a powerful thing, even when it comes for characters whose stories never actually have true conclusions.
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