Old School Creepshow — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #31
Poison Ivy (and crew) have been through it. Ancient plant and fungus wars, eco-terrorists, love triangles, and so much more.
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Review: ‘Secret Six’ #1 Deals With Some Heavy Repercussions
Last year, Amanda Waller took over the DC Universe. The Justice League reformed to stop her. Now, the Secret Six
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Review: ‘Star Wars: Jedi Knights’ #1 Is Another Win For ‘Star Wars’ Comics
The Prequel Era of Star Wars storytelling in an interesting place. Once the butt of jokes amongst fans, the aging
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Don’t Go Gently Into The Night — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #5
Notoriously, Cassandra Cain is one for few words. Not many are needed as Batgirl is not on the hunt. Silent,
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Erik Amaya picked the following: I spoke with the creative team behind Oni Press’ Plague House #1 here. Scott Redmond
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Home Video Review: Hammer Horror Enters The 4K UHD Realm With Massive ‘Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter’ Boxset
The iconic British movie studio Hammer Film Productions have entered the 4K UHD era in spectacular fashion with the limited
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Review: ‘The Ultimates’ #10 Punches Fascists
The Ultimates has been a deep exploration of superheroes, a post-human world and how the paths of some of our
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Under Pressure — Reviewing ‘Mothra: Queen Of The Monsters’ #1
When mighty Mothra took on brutal Antra, many people and structures fell during the battle. Including the great Mothra herself.
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Review: ‘The Tin Can Society’ #6 Continues Off The Premise
The premise that co-plotter Rick Remender and co-plotter/writer Peter Warren are using continues to have interesting developments occur because of
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Time Is A Flat(ish) Circle — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #29
The Sisko is of Bajor. Those prophetic words bore fruit as the universe collapsed, leaving Sisko in the Celestial Temple
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Beware The Discourse Of The Batman — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1094
Batman is a member of the Justice League, spending a large amount of time taking on world-ending-sized threats. Outside of
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Advance Review: Shehan Continues To Impress In ‘Mine Is A Long, Lonesome Grave’ #2
Chris Shehan knows how to make an entrance with his art. In the premiere issue of Mine is a Long,
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Review: ‘Gunsmith Cats Omnibus’ Book 1 Is Kind Of Creepy
This is the first in a multi-volume series of omnibuses and it collects a lot of Gunsmith Cats. However, this
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Why Can’t We Be Friends? — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #30
Sometimes a day with friends just ends with fun and companionship. Other times, it means taking on a gun-toting duo.
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Splitting The Focus — Reviewing ‘ Birds Of Prey’ #18
Nothing like a girls’ trip to a mountain retreat. Probably some good meals, lots of chatting, maybe toasting marshmallows. What’s
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Review: ‘Wolverine’ #6 Improves (Slightly) On Previous Issue
Wolverine #6 is largely the issue that Wolverine #5 should have been. Which is to say, this is the issue
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of Last Week’s Posts
Erik Amaya chose the following: Kraven The Hunter Blu-ray gets reviewed by David Lewis here. Anton Kromoff interviewed designer Antonio
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Review: Lucky Devils #2 Makes Good On Introductory Issue
Back when I was in school, I always hated the first few days of a new year. All the introductions,
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Alas, Poor Henshaw! — Reviewing ‘The Question: All Along The Watchtower’ #4
Confusion. This is one of the key tactics to throw even the most seasoned and dedicated detectives off the trail.
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Unleashing The Bold New Power — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #4
The Eltarians have kept an iron grip upon the Earth ever since they “saved” the planet long ago. Resistance has
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Home Video Review: ‘Kraven the Hunter’ Brings Sony’s Weird Cinematic Universe To An End
Sony’s half-hearted foray into the superhero universe-building has seemingly come to an end with the derivative but sporadically diverting Kraven
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Advance Review — ‘Far Down Below’ #1 Embraces Nostalgia Of The 1980s
Nostalgia for the 1980s has never been hotter. From popular music to movies to theater, audiences are embracing the throwbacks
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Like Flies And Honey — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #123
Capitalism has a habit of festering and bringing as much ruin as success; specifically targeting some of the most vulnerable.
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There’s A New Headmaster In Town — Reviewing ‘Doom Academy’ #1
A new world order has debuted. Doctor Doom is now the Sorcerer Supreme, invoking his will upon all living beings.
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Advance Review: ‘The Seasons’ #2 Continue To Build Their World
Writer Rick Remender continues what might be one of the best homages to cartoonist Winsor McCay’s style of storytelling. There
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Youth In Revolt: ‘Night Club 2’ #6 Advance Review
Sam has a plan. A “batshit-crazy” one at that. Meanwhile, Risso and Kendra rut like the savage animals they are
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Broken Dreams And Quality Control — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Wolverine’ #2
There’s only one way to make sure that a weapon will live up to expectations. A strenuous test of capability.
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Review — ‘Hellhunters’ #1 Is A Good Zero Issue
The cover and title of Hellhunters #1 suggests two things: a pulpy WWII-set adventure starring some time-appropriate Marvel heroes with
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Robbed Of Body, Voice, And Soul — Reviewing ‘Storm’ #5
Ororo Munroe, Storm, is most definitely one of the most powerful and recognized female heroes in the Marvel Comics’ pantheon.
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Review — ‘Star Wars: Legacy Of Vader’ #1 Is A Strong, Character-Driven Start To The New Era
With the Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku maxi-series wrapped up — and in the wake of the celebratory Star
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Taking It To The Ring — Reviewing ‘Moon Knight: Fist Of Khonshu’ #5
When fighting an opponent, sizing them up and determining the extent of their capabilities seems to be a key tactic.
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