A Not So Dynamic Duo Emerges — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics 2026 Annual’ #1
Lobo, Lobo, Lobo. The self-proclaimed main man seems to be everywhere these days. That includes appearing on the big silver
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Hanna With A K: Reviewing Costa-Grava’s ‘Hanna K.’
In 1983, there weren’t films being made in Hollywood about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict sympathetic to the latter. For that reason,
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Review — ‘Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures’ #1 Brings Pulp Adventure To A Story Within A Story
Welcome to the table, The thrilling action and adventure of the fictional 1930s and 1940s have captured the imaginations of
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Review — ‘Frankenstein New World: The Speed Of Darkness’ #2 Continues To Delight
Welcome to the table, Time is a funny thing. We only get what we get. Then we are gone. The
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A Social Aware Tale Of Tabletop Adventure — Reviewing ‘Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks’ #3
Welcome to the table, If you spend any time on social media, you may see the sentiment that gaming and
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Review — ‘Doctor Who: Circuit Breaker’ #2 Alters The Mythos
Writers Dulce M. Montoya and Dan Watters create a story that makes some changes to the mythology of the franchise.
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Review — ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian’ #1 Balances Romance And Horror In The Best Way
Welcome to the table, Merriam-Webster defines love as “strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties.” That’s
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Advance Review: Mavinga’s Strong Artwork Highlights An Otherwise Uneventful ‘White Sky’ #5
Parsing our background during an ongoing series can be a tricky storytelling task. In the case of White Sky, it feels
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Previously On X-Men: Chris Claremont And Gambit Are Reunited And It Feels Okay
The big issue this week is the Hellfire Murder, as the current X-Office continues to mine the one element of
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Toy Review: Marvel Legends Secret Wars Magik Is An Interesting Mix Of Highs & Lows
Illyana Rasputin has risen in prominence to become one of the most key X-Men in the franchise, showing up in
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of posts hand-picked by the editing team her at Comicon.com. Once more we
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Introducing Deanna Durbin: Universal’s ‘Three Smart Girls’ Reviewed
Back when Kino Lorber was releasing some of Deanna Durbin‘s films on Blu-ray, the one bummer was that while Three
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Marvel’s Gooiest Summer Event Begins — Reviewing ‘Queen In Black’ #1
Spaceships and symbiotes are raining down from above under the control of a malevolent force out to control the planet.
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The Grass Isn’t Always Greener — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #3
Neighborhoods are built all over the world. The reasons for each one are specific to the region or the builders.
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Joan Crawford Double Feature: ‘Letty Lynton’ And ‘Strange Cargo’
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-Rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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Review: ‘Is Ted Ok?’ #6 Gives Hopeful Messaging
Writer, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm proves himself to be a creative force with this final issue. Meaning Chisholm sticks
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It’s A Shell Of A Good Time — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #20
There is a thin line between life and death, even hinner when there are ways to breach those lines. Alliances
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An Enjoyable High-Energy, Non-Stop Fight For Survival: ‘Absolute Superman’ #21 Review
After the startling revelations of Seth-Adam’s origins at the hands of Branch last issue, Absolute Superman #21 continues to showcase
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A Sister Switcheroo Struggles Significantly — Reviewing ‘Batwoman’ #5
Two sisters fight for the same identity and against the dark forces with prophecy-filled plans for them. Few pieces of
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Advance Review — ‘The Last Driver’ #1 Is Murphy’s Love Letter To Cars
The Last Driver is the kind of comic that you knew Sean Gordon Murphy would make sooner or later. Murphy, after all, is
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They Might Have The Power — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #2
Being a teenager often means feeling invincible, on top of the world, and the future is an endless sea of
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Advance Review — ‘The Eye Collector’ #2 Is A Sight To Behold
There’s weird, and then there’s The Eye Collector. Weird, of course, isn’t necessarily a bad thing. But when a story is
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The Boys Are Back In Town — Reviewing ‘Marc Spector: Moon Knight’ #6
Marc Spector’s whole world has shifted. Those he cares about are in the clutches of a transdimensional living house. Rushing
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Hearts, Homes, And Demons — Reviewing ‘New Titans’ #37
People repeatedly voting against their own best interests, the ‘devil they know’ sort of thing, is not a new occurrence.
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Beware Of Wolves And Mountain Spirits: Reviewing Deaf Crocodile’s ‘DEFA Fairy Tales’ Collection
No one is ever too old for fairy tales but in case you might be needing a reminder that there
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God, Monsters And Epic Storytelling: ‘Pantheon: The Elemental Artifact’ Vol.1 Reviewed
Described as “Games of Throne meets American Gods”, Pantheon: The Elemental Artifact Vol.1 starts off with the assassination of a
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Review — The Mystery Deepens In “Universal Monsters: Blood Of The Wolf Man’ #2
Is Adam Jaeger a werewolf or just an innocent victim? That’s the central mystery in Universal Monsters: Blood of the Wolf
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Strip-Searched In Siberia: ‘Gun Honey: Double Down’ #2 Review
In Gun Honey: Double Down #2, the globe-trotting spy/assassin Joanna Tan finds herself a prisoner of the Russians on a
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Streets Paved With Depression And Despair — Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #140
Blüdhaven used to be Gotham but with a shinier surface level that somewhat masked the darkness at it’s very foundations.
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Review — “Odin’ #3 Explores White Power, Misogyny, And The Power Of Words
In the world of Odin, it’s not easy being a misogynistic white supremacist. Undercover journalist Adela has embedded herself with a
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An Epic Poem Retold As An Epic Comic Book: Reviewing ‘Odysseus: In Defiance Of The Gods’
To adapt such a huge epic as The Odyssey is a Herculean task in itself. Yet, that’s exactly what writer
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