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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Reviews
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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Review: ‘Weapon X-Men’ #1 Is A Mixed Bag
The X-Men have been filled with those who haven’t been afraid to get their hands dirty pretty much since Giant-Size
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Full Moon Child Rising: ‘The Magic Order 5’ #5 Advance Review
As we reach the finishing line of the Moonstone saga, Cordelia is met with threats on two fronts, thanks to
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Exchanges Of Kings And Sorcerers — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #13
War is brutal. It takes its toll even when the battles have ended and one side has declared a “victory.”
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Something Truly Sinister This Way Lurks — Reviewing ‘Aliens Vs Avengers’ #3
Earth is a lost cause. Unfortunately for the only survivors, their hoped momentary salvation upon Mars appears doomed as well.
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Review — ‘Transformers’ #17 Keeps Things Under Control By Focusing On The Humanity Of Robots
Seventeen issues into its run, this book is starting to accumulate more than its fair share of running narrative and
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Blood On The Scales — Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #11
Tough times call for tough calls. With Deadpool & Daughters LLC facing some rough times, they can’t be picky about
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Tragically Familiar Stories — Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #3
Pain is a multi-faceted thing. It provides warning to us, but it also can be a (cruel) teacher of sorts.
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Review — ‘Iron Man’ #4 Successfully Mixes Sci-Fi And Fantasy
It may seem a bit obvious given that a Scarlet Witch guest appearance is touted right on the cover, but
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The Family That Strikes Back Together — Reviewing ‘Black Lightning’ #4
Parenting is inherently not an easy thing. There is no one-size-fits-all instruction manual or style to employ. Imagine tossing super-powered
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Home Video Review: Robert Eggers’ ‘Nosferatu’ Remake Lives Again On Blu-ray And 4K UHD
Nosferatu is calling to you; this time on Blu-ray and 4K UHD disc. A surprise holiday hit in theaters last
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Advance Review: ‘Pause’ #1 Takes Readers To A Frozen NYC
Did you ever wish you could have an hour or two just to yourself? That you could turn off the
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