‘Darth Vader’ #48 Reviewed: The Promise Of An Ending Bests Lackluster Storytelling
Between the release of the previous issue and this one, it was announced that both this series and the “main”
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New Yet Familiar Comforting Blanket: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #1
Change is inevitable. Whether it’s good or bad, it is one of the few constants that exist within our reality.
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What Nightmares Are Made Of — Reviewing ‘Dracula: Blood Hunt’ #3
Family bonds have the power to help or hinder, depending on the situation and what is being asked of someone.
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Review: ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #20 Is A Modern Finale For Better Or Worse
Ending a series in the modern age can be a tricky thing. No series ever really ends — more often
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‘Star Wars’ #48 Review: A Strong Start To An Unfortunate Finish
It’s difficult to say that Leia has been entirely absent from the series of late. Even with the previous story
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No Destiny But The One We Make: Reviewing ‘The Powerpuff Girls’ #1
Sugar, spice, everything nice and a dash of chemical X. These were the ingredients chosen to create a fun comic.
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Let’s Hear It For Dads And The Dead: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #116
Heartless has made his move, leaving Dick Grayson holding he proverbial bag and poised to lose everything he has built.
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Frantic Fun And Vaudevillian Violence: ‘Spawn Kills Every Spawn!’ #1 Advance Review
If the cover doesn’t tell you exactly what you’re letting yourself in for the first few pages certainly will as
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Review: ‘Blood Hunt: X-Men- Laura Kinney The Wolverine’ Captures A Long Lost Feeling
Years ago, Laura Kinney was a feral young woman. That all changed when she took up the mantle of Wolverine
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Review: ‘Plastic: Death & Dolls’ #2 Reveals More About Edwyn’s Childhood
If pop culture has taught me anything it’s that dolls are creepy. And it’s something young Edwyn realises too in
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Bustin’ Loose: ‘Nemesis: Rogues’ Gallery’ #1 Advance Review
Nemesis is a criminal mastermind who should never, ever be counted out. And yet that’s exactly what the collective heroes
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It’s Pizza Party Time — Reviewing ‘TMNT: 40th Anniversary Comics Celebration’ #1
Time really flies when there are sewers to live in, ninjas and aliens to fight, and pizza to be eaten.
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Once again the comicon.com Brain Trust have come together to pick out posts from the past weekend we think deserve
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Gotham War 2: Electric Boogaloo — Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #67
Gotham City streets are struck by war. Not a single ounce of shock exists since that’s just a Tuesday in
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What He Does In The Shadows: Reviewing ‘Ultimate X-Men’ #5
As shadowy forces gain strength, what it means to be a mutant in the new Ultimate Universe becomes much clearer.
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Jean Grey’s New Beginning Needs More Jean: Reviewing ‘Phoenix’ #1
Wolverine and, occasionally, Cable, aside, the X-Men don’t have a great history of supporting solo series for their members. Many
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Review — Wizards Of The Coast’s ‘Quests From The Infinite Staircase: The Lost City’
Welcome to the table, One of the things I adore about Dungeons & Dragons is the versatility to tell all
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A Mother’s Love — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #22
Benjamin Sisko and the galaxy’s fate are well acquainted. Unfortunately, this time, the intrepid captain might be far too late.
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It’s Elementary Dear O’Brien — Reviewing ‘Star Trek Annual 2024’ #1
Things have always been complicated for the Soong brothers. Now their tense sibling issues are poised to threaten reality itself.
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Advance Review: Crimson Guards and Burning Robots Liven Up ‘Destro’ #2
The first issue of Destro was a character study of its title character, introducing readers to a man so obsessed
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Something Smells Pretty Fishy — Reviewing ‘Wolverine: Blood Hunt’ #3
As heroes rise to fight back in Blood Hunt proper, Wolverine’s still off to the side doing stuff and things.
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Erik Amaya has chosen the following post for you’re reading pleasure in this weekend’s Something for the Weekend: Austin Gorton
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A Marvel Thing — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power: Task Force VII’ #1
Amanda Waller has won, stripping heroes and villains alike of their superhuman abilities. Those left must run, hide and survive.
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The Monster Is Capitalism — Reviewing ‘Doctor Who: The Fifteenth Doctor’ #1
Traveling through time and space means access to a great many wonders. Such as the last shopping mall on Earth.
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A Dog Called God — Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #17
Once upon a time, Doctor Stephen Strange gained a faithful hound named Bats who sadly passed away after fighting Loki.
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Start The Music, It’s A Training Montage: Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #4
While stretching his mercenary muscles, Taskmaster — the skull mask wearing master of movement — is returning to a former
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #1 Nearly Hits The Mark
The long awaited (but maybe not anticipated) relaunch of Marvel’s X-Men is here, and it’s one to have a lot
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Whom Gods Destroy — Reviewing ‘Black Panther: Blood Hunt’ #3
Gods, demons, and panthers collide as the former King of Wakanda’s Blood Hunt side quest comes somewhat to an end.
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Advance Review: ‘Mugshots’ #2 Has Logical Motivations
Writer Jordan Thomas creates another strong script for this series. Yet, it is a bit reliant on the first issue
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Taciturn Fonda Helps Perkins’ Sheriff: ‘The Tin Star’ Blu-ray Reviewed
Being a bounty hunter might be a thankless job, but it’s better than a deadly one. That’s what Morgan Hickman
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‘Space Ghost’ #3 Review: Temptation And The Feminine Makes This The Best Issue Yet
This is the best issue of Space Ghost yet. After establishing a (questionable) darker tone in issue #1, and setting
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