War, Good For Absolutely Nothing — Reviewing ‘Imperial’ #2
A universe in chaos, cast into a furious war, is but a game to a duo of mysterious shadowy figures.
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Reviews
More Of The Same — Reviewing ‘Deadpool/Wolverine’ #7
Ever wanted to read the equivalent of multiple villains doing sporadic monologues with plot that moves truly glacially slow in-between?
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Review: ‘The Tin Can Society’ #7 Continues Past The Mystery
Writer and co-plotter Peter Warren along with co-plotter Rick Remender provide an explanation in this issue that fulfills the series’
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There Will Be No Justice — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #10
Brothers reconnected, seeking peace and a return to their roots, face one of their greatest threats: a corrupt justice system.
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The Other ‘My Man Godfrey’ — Thoughts On The ’50s Remake
The compulsion to remake movies that never needed to be remade is far from a modern impulse. It was happening
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Advance Review: ‘Gunsmith Cats Omnibus’ Book 2 Is Legally Problematic
Various problems exist in this collection. One of these problems is the fact that there are underage scenes. Although the
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Anton Talks ‘The Theory Of K.O.’ With Mathieu Reynès
Welcome to the table, When Mad Cave Studio sent me a first look at The Theory of K.O. —
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Advance Review – ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #3 Demonstrates The Need For A Worthy Antagonist
Only three issues into its run and Invincible Universe: Battle Beast has established itself as one of the best-looking comics
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #17 Is Here To Break The X-Cosplay World
In the present, this week’s X-books feature a trio of titles launching new storylines, while in the past, Chris Claremont
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TV Review: ‘Revival’ Gets Political In Episode 5
How far is Revival’s Sheriff Wayne Cypress (David James Elliot) willing to go to protect his town? In the wake
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Advance Review: ‘Gargoyles: Demona’ #1 Barely Succeeds Yet Has Potential
The covers are by artists Frank Paur, Megan Hetrick, Jae Lee along with colorist June Chung, and Mark Spears. They
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This Club Has Everything — Reviewing ‘Gotham City Sirens: Unfit For Orbit’ #2
Come on down to Lunaria, the hottest new nightclub in Gotham City. Whew, maybe it’s actually a bit too hot.
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Advance Review: An Extended Chase Scene Lifts ‘Blood & Thunder’ #3
After two introductory issues featuring a good mix of exposition and action, Blood & Thunder #3 is an unapologetic extended
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Superman Week — Revisiting ‘Superman/Tarzan: Sons of the Jungle’
Welcome to the table, It’s Superman Week here at Comicon.com, and that means we are covering all things Superman.
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Review: Meat Eaters Is Probably Going To Be Your Favorite Comic … Or At Least Come Close
Welcome to the table, Every so often, a comic comes along that so fundamentally fits into exactly what I’m
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It’s Good To Be Good — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #3
There is something about the type of hope that heroes wearing that iconic S shield tend to bring with them.
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Reviewing ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Dragon Delves — Death At Sunset Adventure’
Welcome to the table, I very rarely put my players against dragons. In the decades I have run various
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Gloria Grahame Will Have Her Revenge: Fritz Lang’s ‘The Big Heat’ Reviewed
People love to lament that no one answers the phone anymore, but those same people should watch Fritz Lang’s The
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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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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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