Friends (Maybe) In Need — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #8
Once upon a time, a group of Angel Grove friends were given amazing colorful powers from an ageless alien sage.
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Reviews
Review: The Final Curtain Comes Down On The Moonstones In ‘The Magic Order 5’ #6
The Magic Order 5 #6 marks the end to another series of magical meddling and mayhem, but it also brings the
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Nobody Brings The Mess Like Family — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #9
Cassandra Cain is on a quest. A quest to discover the last secrets of her recently departed mother Lady Shiva.
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Noir Double Feature: ‘They Drive By Night’ And ‘His Kind Of Woman’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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Oozing With Awesome — Reviewing ‘All-New Venom’ #8
Ever read a comic book that comic booked so hard that it was like pure joy to turn every page?
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Superman Week — Revisiting An Underrated Alternate Superman In ‘Superman’ Annual #6
Welcome to the table, It’s Superman week here at Comicon.com, and, as is my way, I am going to
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A Big Sexy Sequel — Reviewing ‘Gotham City Sirens: Unfit For Orbit’ #1
Throw aside the lassos, boots, and hats. This year, the Gotham City Sirens are going galactic with their weekly adventure.
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Review — ‘The Pale Night’ #1 Evokes Classic Film Feelings And Existential Dread
Welcome to the table, I think the first time I watched Ingmar Bergman’s The Seventh Seal, I was in my
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A House Built On Secrets — Reviewing ‘VR Troopers’ #1
Once upon a time, the Power Rangers were Earth’s greatest heroes and protectors from evil. This is not that world.
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New To You Comics Superman Edition: ‘All-Star Superman’
DC Studios’ Superman premieres this week, and to celebrate, the Comicon.com team is talking Superman all this week. To help
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Dystopian Sci-Fi Samurai Spaghetti Western — Reviewing Your New Favorite Comic ‘Ghost Pepper’ #1
Welcome to the table, Samurai films make me happy. There is something about putting down my phone, closing my laptop,
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Advance Review: ‘Benjamin’ #2 Is Good Authorial And Artistic Madness
Writer Ben H. Winters goes from a reliable narrative to a mind-bending trip of a tale by means of a
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Finding Yourself In Times Of Strife — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #7
The Winter Soldier is no more. Unfortunately, Logan, the man formerly and currently known as Wolverine, can’t catch a break.
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Previously On X-Men: It’s Time To Hack The Planet In ‘X-Men’ #19
Even MORE Wolverines and Deadpools, outsmarting the Mad Thinker and more in this week’s X-books! Avengers #28 by Jed MacKay
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TV Review: New Sharks Are Revealed In ‘Revival’ Episode 4
Shark Week continues in Wausau, Wisconsin, but now it’s Sheriff Wayne (David James Elliot) in the water. Tensions rise on
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Daddy Daughter Deadly Dance — Reviewing ‘Wolverines And Deadpools’ #1
What’s more jam-packed, stabby, and fourth wall breaking than a Deadpool/Wolverine series? How about Wolverines And Deadpools as a series?
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Superman Week Retro-Review: The Original ‘Superman’ #1 Is Still High Quality
As part of Superman week, we’re taking a look at stories across the history of the man of steel, starting
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Review: ‘Captain America’ #1 Is The Beginning Of Something Special
Steve Rogers has struggled for some time to have a series that’s grabbed my attention. With the latest Captain America
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Getting Weird And Wonderful With Death’s Enchanter — Reviewing ‘Lady Baltimore: The Daughters Of Medusa’ #2
Welcome to the table, The strange and wonderful world of Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden‘s Lady Baltimore continues along its
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The Adventures Of Space Batman — Reviewing ‘Legacy Of Vader’ #5
In the short life of this young series, it has been at its best when it leans into the fact
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Review — Wander Through Strange, Snow-Covered Landscapes With ‘Dark Pyramid’ #2
Welcome to the table, There is something about survival stories set in the snow that feel so much more dangerous
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Hear Me Out: ’28 Days Later’ Actually Sucks Without The Music
Welcome back to “Hear Me Out,” a weekly series of unsolicited movie opinions. We all need a break from our
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A Chaotic Retrospective — Revisiting Topps Comics’ ‘Jurassic Park’ Adaptation
Welcome to the table, Did you know Walt Simonson, Gil Kane, George Perez, and Arthur Adams worked together on a
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Turning Up The Heat — Reviewing ‘Absolute Martian Manhunter’ #4
Temperatures are boiling over, scalding Earth and tempers alike. The human race is on the precipice of a breaking point,
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Birds In The Hand — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #34
Ancient god feuds. Powerlifting secret Hulks. Giant birds of Greek legend. Life sure isn’t getting any easier for Miles Morales.
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Review: ‘Arcana Royale’ #3 Deals More Mysteries As It Shuffles Towards The End
Welcome to the table, Have you ever had one of those days where you are brooding in your home, and
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Birds Not Of A Feather — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1098
Unexpected random team-ups are as common as … well, just about anything really when it comes to superhero related comic
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TV Review: ‘Revival’ Supports Dead Rights (And Wrongs) In Episode 3
It’s Shark Week in Episode 3 of SyFy Channel’s Revival. Turns out super-strong Reviver Arlene is not the only shark
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A Life Well Lived — Reviewing ‘Mr. Terrific: Year One’ #2
Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, and capabilities. Some fight world threatening villains, others work closer to home, speaking for
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Strolling Down Memory Lane — Reviewing ‘New History Of The DC Universe’ #1
After eight decades, with numerous reality altering crises along the way, it’s safe to say DC Comics history is messy.
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Upbeat Worldbuilding: Reviewing ‘Huck: Big Bad World’ #2
Reading the opening pages of this second issue of Huck: Big Bad World by Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerque suggest
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