Of Kings And (Spider-)Men — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #25
Becoming a vampire is like having this itch in the most inconvenient place that just cannot ever be fully scratched.
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‘Tomb Raider: The Legend Of Lara Croft’ Does Right By A Pop Culture Icon
Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft is the latest animated series from Powerhouse Animation Studios— known for their super
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Review: John Dolmayan’s ‘Dead Samurai’ #1 Delivers On Both The ‘Dead’ And The ‘Samurai’
Welcome to the table, There is little more that I like to do when I’m so burnt out my skin
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
It’s that time of the weekend again when we three editors come together and choose some of our favourite posts
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‘Star Wars Inquisitors’ #4 Review — No Favors From Darth Vader
Going all the way back to their debut in Star Wars: Rebels, the Inquisitors have had a problem. It’s one
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‘Murder Kingdom’ #1 Review: Murder In The Happiest (But Legally-Distinct) Place On Earth!
“What if there was a murder in Disney World?” is essentially the premise of the aptly named Murder Kingdom #1.
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Three Cheers For…Gert? — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #16
Gertrude the merciless is used to throngs of screaming Fairyland residents, usually as she ends up bathing in their blood.
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Review: ‘Absolute Batman’ #1 Lives Up To The Hype Plus Some
Once there was a young man whose life was reshaped by tragedy, but he used that tragedy as motivation to
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The Birds Are All-In For New Adventure: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #14
Black Canary’s latest team of badass women formed to save her sister by taking on all the Amazons of Themiscyra.
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Movie Review — ‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man’
Welcome to the table, If you enjoy Hellboy comics, there is a pretty good chance you are really going to
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Review: ‘Sentinels’ #1 Makes For A Complex And Compelling Start
The From the Ashes march continues, as the seemingly never -nding stream of new titles continues apiece. Sentinels #1 is
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Suspicious Birds And The Grieving Process: ‘The Boy And The Heron’ Reviewed
You’ve probably heard of the wolf in sheep’s clothing, but what about the guy in the heron suit? In Hayao
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Swamp Full Of Past Sins: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #26
While fungal zombies and a monstrous ex are things of Pamela Isley’s past, the present isn’t much better. Gotham City’s
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Advance Review — Edwyn Metes Out His Brand Of Twisted Justice In ‘Plastic: Death & Dolls’ #5
The slow, tense build-up revealing both Edwyn’s origins and his showdown with local heel and abuser, Callan, come to a
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A High Skies Hijack And High Stakes Heist – ‘Nemesis: Rogues Gallery’ #3 Review
Nemesis and his new sidekick Rookie rob a plane in mid-air and go undercover at a high society event to
Read moreReview: ‘Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files’ Volume 45 – The Best Way To Do Dredd?
Okay then, I previewed this a week back, showing you just some of the delights to be found inside, but
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Here we are once again, with another round-up of selected posts from all of us on the Comicon.com editorial team.
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Something Strange This Way Comes?: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #9
Magic is in the air as Black Panther’s rebellious duo of allies searches for a game-changing sorcerer of supreme levels.
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Review: ‘DC All In Special’ Is One Hell Of Kick-Off
The DC Universe is just recovering from yet another crisis. It looks like things are looking up … but the
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Ain’t No Nepobaby Here!– Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #7
It’s an All-New, All-Different Deadpool! Sure, that moniker is usually the X-Men’s thing, but what they don’t know won’t hurt.
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Here Comes The Rain Again: Reviewing ‘Storm’ #1
Earth’s mightiest mutant is ready to blow even further into the spotlight, taking the very world by Storm. Once More,
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Advance Review: ‘The Tin Can Society’ #2 Still Impresses
This issue’s writing is arguably a little better than the first’s. The reason for this is due to how writer
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1980s True Crime Miniseries Arrives On Blu-ray: ‘Fatal Vision’ Reviewed
On February 17, 1970, Collette MacDonald and her two, young daughters, Kimberley and Kristen, were found murdered in their home
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Need Another Hero — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power: Task Force VII’ #7
Amanda Waller’s massive grab for power, stripping heroes and villains of their actual powers, has moved to a global level.
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More Than A Gap Filler — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Mutant Nation’ #1
Scattered to the winds over a year, the Splinter Clan brothers left behind their city and their bevy of friends.
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Book Review — ‘C’Mon, Get Happy: The Making Of Summer Stock’
In their introduction to C’Mon, Get Happy: The Making of ‘Summer Stock’, David Fantle and Tom Johnson defend their decision
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Short On Character Development Or Explanation: Reviewing ‘Megalopolis’
Francis Ford Coppola‘s decades-in-the-making Megalopolis about rescuing the promise and destiny of New York City, transposed with the Catalinarian conspiracy
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A Conclusion Like No Other: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1089
As the curtain falls on Gotham City’s years-long gothic opera, the audience rises delivering a thunderous well-deserved standing ovation. In
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X-Men Previews: Looking At This Week’s ‘X-Men’ Sneak Peeks
Three solo series and one team book make up the X-Men offerings coming out this week from Marvel on Wednesday
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
This weekend we have all of the editing team united once again, with a variety of posts chosen for your
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The Very Definition Of A Filler Issue– Reviewing ‘Wolverine Deep Cut’ #3
It’s hard to think of a more a water-treading comic than Wolverine Deep Cut #3. The retro charm and sheer
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