‘Andor’ Season 2 Episode 10-12 Are A Powerful And Bittersweet End
As the events of the first episode in Andor‘s three episode finale, “Make It Stop”, began to unfold, I initially
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Reviews
Let’s See Who You Really Are — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #126
How far is far enough when trying to provide an overall feeling of safety within the populace and the enforcers?
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Previously On X-Men: The Exceptional X-Men Get In a Fight
A light week of X-books with just three titles, including a fight with Mister Sinister in Exceptional X-Men #9, a
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Advance Review: ‘Benjamin’ #1 Brings High Quality
The art for the various covers are the respective creations of artists Christian Ward, Malachi Ward, and Leomacs. All three
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Review: ‘Spider-Man & Wolverine’ #1 Has A Lot Of Fun But Has A Big Issue
There’s a lot of iconic superhero pairings in comics. Frankly, Marvel doesn’t have any as big as Spider-Man & Wolverine,
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Review — ‘Vatican City’ #2 Maintains Its Breakneck Pace
Welcome to the table, I’m a big fan of monster stories where the monsters are allowed to be monsters. When
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The Shadows Sure Are Crowded — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1097
There is a mysterious shadowy evil force at work in Gotham City. No, not that one, or the other one.
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In ‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #3, Bigger Is Better — Review
Following on the heels of last issue’s “Yoda vs. Aliens”, Star Wars: Jedi Knights #3 is another genre mashup. This
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Review — ‘Redcoat’ #12 Relies On Too Much Exposition And Not Enough Story Development
After the introduction of the time travelling Northerner last issue, one would expect any follow up to be more dramatic,
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Advance Review – Weak Visuals Drag Down Strong Story In ‘The Goddamn Tragedy’
It should surprise absolutely no one that Chris Condon has returned to writing a Western story. Before Condon hit the
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‘Transformers’ #20: It’s Megatron’s World, We’re Just Living In It – Review
The next arc of the series kicks off in Transformers #20. Befitting the big moment to which the previous arc
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Review — ‘Jumpscare #3’ Slashes Its Way Into Our Hearts
Welcome to the table, Another brilliant issue of my pal Cullen Bunn‘s Jumpscare has hit my desk and I could
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Review – ‘Jumpscare #2’ Is A Comic Made Specifically For Fans Of Horror
Welcome to the table, I’m notoriously bad at watching the same shows and movies over and over again until I
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Sound Of The Space Police — Reviewing ‘Green Lantern Corps’ #4
The universe is a wide and often dangerous space. True even for the most experienced members of the Green Lantern
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the wekend and welcome to our regular fix of posts as chosen by the editorial team and starting,
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Previously On X-Men: New Beginnings In ‘Phoenix’ #11 And ‘Wolverine’ #9, An End in ‘X-Factor’ #10 (Plus Godzilla & Hellverine!)
There be dragons here. And rock people. And time travel, and Marauders and Godzillas and Hellverines and the merciful end
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Once Upon A Painful Time — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #7
Everyone has a story. Each is a truly unique snowflake shimmering with emotions which wildly range from hopeful to traumatic.
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Do You Even Lift — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #33
A challenge has been delivered. Champions have been gathered. The old ways will be respected as Gods wage a war
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Night Of The Unliving Monks — Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #14
Death and the mercenary with a mouth are really old friends. Clearly, the word dead is even in his codename.
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Review: Steven Soderbergh’s Sleek Spy Romance ‘Black Bag’ Drops On Blu-ray
Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett are movie stars who both seem born to play sexy spies on the big screen,
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Advance Review — Dying A Thousand Deaths ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts’ #1
Pity anyone wearing red in the original Star Trek television series. Those poor security and engineering officers met any number
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Folksy, Familiar And Fun: Reviewing ‘Huck: Big Bad World’ #1
Mark Millar and Rafael Albuquerque’s Huck is a whimsical character whose rural roots purposefully evoke Clark Kent’s own small-town upbringing
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He Has Not Come To Bargain — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #4
And there came a day unlike any other when Earth’s mightiest figure stood alone against a world ending threat. On
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Review – ‘Mine Is A Long, Lonesome Grave’ #4 Sputters To Its Conclusion
Endings are difficult enough to write. That task is made even more difficult when wrapping up a four-issue limited series
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Just A Small Town Girl — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #1
They say that you cannot go home again. That’s especially true for Supergirl and other displaced survivors of Krypton’s destruction.
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This Whole Court Is Out Of Order — Reviewing ‘Two-Face’ #6
Once upon a time, there were two Harvey Dents. One was focused on making things better, the other on chaos.
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #3 Shows Its Hand (And Is Better For It)
A lot of ongoing comics will drag out mysteries at the core of their story. Amazing Spider-Man #3 gives us
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Advance Review – Cantwell And Crook Spin A Great, Tangled Web In ‘Out Of Alcatraz’ #3
It’s difficult to fully grasp the number of plot threads that Christopher Cantwell has written into the first three issues
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Never Split The Party — Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #21
A team can be powerful, even unbreakable. If separated, though, they can become far more vulnerable. A far too easily
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John Hughes Meets Tobe Hooper: ‘I Was A Fashion College Serial Killer’ #2 Advance Review
In I Was a Fashion College Serial Killer #2, you could be almost fooled into thinking you’re reading a comic
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A Team So Well Written They’re Hard To Hate — ‘Godzilla’ #1 Advance Review
Welcome to the table, I think I hate Jacen Braid. As a fan of Godzilla, I’m not totally sure if
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