Review: ‘Bowling With Corpses And Other Strange Tails From Lands Unknown’ Is Joy Among The Moody Folklore
Welcome to the table, Bowling With Corpses and Other Strange Tails from Lands Unknown is the kind of creative
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Family Business Of Death — Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #10
Nothing like some father/daughter bonding over death, mobster killing training montages, and taking morally shady crossover inducing assassination contracts. Obviously
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Once again, we round up a selection of popular posts hand-picked by the Comicon.com editorial team and here are this
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Full Moon Of Rage — Reviewing ‘Moon Knight: Fist Of Khonshu’ #4
There is a saying out there about what happens when one corners a rat. Naturally they become terrified, lashing out.
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Escape Through New York — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #6
Four brothers, raised by a father to be a solid team. Able to stand together against any forces of evil.
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Crossing The Parental Line — Reviewing ‘Black Lightning’ #3
Being a parent is an inherently tough, yet fulfilling, role to take on. Now imagine throwing in some meta-human powers,
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A Whole New World — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Prime’ #3
To make a good rebooted universe, it’s important to find the right balance of “familiar” and “new” to throw into
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Review: Russ Meyer’s NSFW ‘Vixen’ Trilogy Brought Back To Life On Severin Films Blu-ray
Indie innovator Russ Meyer is known for his low-budget “nudie cutie” films that trafficked in broad satire, cartoonishly over-the-top sex
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Some Good Old Fashioned Technobabble — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ #3
What if a greater stability within the universe also meant the collapse of all life, matter, and most universal constants?
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Review — Transcend Death And Let The Future Take Its Course With ‘Dead Space’ Vol. 1
Welcome to the table, In the landscape of video games, I have very few favorites. Pokémon is always going to
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In Secret Ancient Spaces, No One Can Hear You Scream — Reviewing ‘Dark Pyramid’ #1
Welcome to the table, One of my favorite flavors of fiction is the exploration of strange and ancient spaces from
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It’s A Family Affair — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1093
Ever buy a new pair of shoes that just feels really tight, rubbing on the heel and pinching the toes?
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Another Thrilling Tale In The ‘Hellboy’ Universe — Reviewing ‘Shadow Of The Golden Crane’ #1
Welcome to the table, Now that was a rad start to a Hellboy story! Before I get started, I’m going
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #1 Brings The Creep And Beauty
Writer Rick Remender conceives a mostly great script. The only obvious disagreement one may have with it is on the
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Cool Origins And Chilling Happenings: Reviewing ‘The Magic Order 5’ #4
We open up on a shocking and dramatic splash page. It’s 1978 and we are witness to an overturned truck,
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One Big Answer — Reviewing ‘The Question: All Along The Watchtower’ #3
Mysteries are unraveled by asking the right questions. Who better to ask the questions than The Question herself? The dangerous
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Review: Robert Zemeckis, Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, And A Must-See Deleted Scene Are All ‘Here’ On Blu-ray
Writer-director Robert Zemeckis has spent his career creating crowd-pleasing spectacles using the latest visual effects trickery, from Who Framed Roger
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Glorious Technicolor Warfare — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #19
War, huh, yeah, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing! Unfortunately those in Fairyland are learning this lesson brutally firsthand.
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Review — ‘Howl’ #1 Succeeds By Backgrounding Its Alien Invasion
There is a trope, to the point of becoming a cliché, if it’s not already. In stories set in the
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Review: ‘Superman’ #22 Continues To Get It
Ever since the current Superman clicked, it’s been firing on all cylinders. The current story arc continues to be proof
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Soft Magic And Massive Swords — Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #4
When facing down an ancient evil attacking humanity, an empathetic can-do attitude will get a person pretty darn far. Weapons,
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Review — ‘Space Ghost’ #9 Is An Effective “Part 2 Of 2” For Better And Worse
If last issue read like the penultimate episode of a TV season finale, then Space Ghost #9 continues the trend,
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Can you believe January is already almost over? Well, we got a good look at some great comics this week.
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Anjelica Huston Campaigns For Mother-Of-The-Year In ‘The Grifters’ Reviewed
Greek tragedy has nothing on Stephen Frears’ The Grifters. Based on a Jim Thompson novel, Lilly (Anjelica Huston), Roy (John
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Review: ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ Blu-ray Emphasizes The Fun To Be Found In Sony’s Spider-Man Universe Trilogy
Venom: The Last Dance, which closes out the hit super-anti-hero trilogy, is now available on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and digital,
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Does Whatever A Spider-God Can — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #29
A path to curing vampirism has become clear for Miles Morales. He just has to go through the Black Panther.
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Like Grandfather, Like Granddaughter — Reviewing ‘Minor Arcana’ #5
Have you ever been stuck in an infinite life loop? One where it feels like you’re just repeating the same
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‘Bereavement’ Successfully Explores Grief Through The Lens Of Sci-Fi — And An Adorable Robot
Can a robot grieve? That’s the Pixar-ish question at the heart of Bereavement, a new sci-fi murder mystery comic launching
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Jean-Paul Belmondo Double Feature: ‘The Body Of My Enemy’ And ‘The Hunter Will Get You’
Whether seeking revenge or taking out killers, Jean-Paul Belmondo proves he can do it all in this dynamic, French double
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‘Wolverine: Madripoor Knights’ Makes The Most Of Its Marketing-Driven Motivations — A Review
Marvel is no stranger to nostalgia series these days, nor is writer Chris Claremont, the majority of whose work of
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Review: ‘The Tin Can Society’ #5 Avoids Fridges; Ramps Up The Pace
Writer/co-plotter Peter Warren and co-plotter Rick Remender are doing a fine job with keeping up the mystery to the initial
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