Reviewing ‘Wolverine Deep Cut’ #1 — Chris Claremont Is Still The Best At What He Does
Coming just one week after the conclusion of the last continuity insert Wolverine story, Wolverine: Deep Cut #1 is another
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A Stunning Artistic Showcase: Reviewing ‘Scarlett’ #2
Scarlett #2 is a strong follow-up to the series’ inaugural issue. It continues to showcase the strong grasp writer Kelly
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Backs To The Wall: Reviewing ‘Absolute Power’ #1
One of the major flaws of most supervillains and their plans is their need to monologue and, more importantly, gloat.
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Classic With A Modern Flourish: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #24
Death. Rebirth. It’s a cycle that is prevalent through the natural world, but also one very common to comic book
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A Mother’s Love: ‘Victims Of Sin’ Reviewed
“We don’t have the right to have children,” Violeta (Ninón Sevilla) tells one of her friends, after learning a colleague
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No R’ym’r Or Reason — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #22
Vampires are running amok across the Marvel Universe, but Miles Morales has his hands pretty darn full at the moment.
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Review: Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ Comes Home On 4K And Blu-ray
Writer-director Alex Garland has made a career exploring the dark, psychological side of fantasy and sci-fi with Annihilation, Men, and
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Review: ‘Bear Pirate Viking Queen’ #3 Delivers A Message
Writer Sean Lewis arguably creates a stronger script for Bear Pirate Viking Queen #3 than the one for the previous
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
The US Holiday didn’t stop us. We looked at some great comics this week. What did you pick up? The
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
EiC Erik Amaya has selected the following posts for your reading consideration: Scott Redmond reviews Zatanna: Bring Down the House
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Review: ‘Superman’ #15 Heralds An Ending
Brainiac is perhaps Superman’s second greatest nemesis. Superman #15, the conclusion of the House of Brainiac crossover, may bring that
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Webs Of Confusion — Reviewing ‘Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider’ #2
Superheroes are no strangers to lies and deceptions, both with their often secret personal lives but also with their rogues.
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A New Bag Of Tricks — Reviewing ‘Zatanna: Bring Down The House’ #1
Pick a card, any card. Then behold, as the great Zatanna mystifies with tricks that defy science and reality itself.
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Review — Claremont Gives In To His Dark Side In ‘Wolverine: Madripoor Knights’ #5
Say this for modern day Chris Claremont: you know exactly what you’re going to get when you crack the cover.
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The Messiest Affairs — Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man: Fall Of X’
Before the Krakoa era came to a very unceremonious semi-thud ending, there was the mostly-thud Fall Of X line. A
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Beneath The Masks Of Lies: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1086
Deconstructing characters, getting to their very core, before building them back up is a tried-and-true trope in superhero comic books.
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One Last Chance: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #121
When darkness encroaches, threatening to consume everything, even the brightest of heroes can be pushed to an inevitable breaking point.
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Review: ‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’ Looks Great But Still Lacks Freshness On 4K Blu-ray
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is indeed frozen — as in stuck between two cinematic worlds. It can’t decide whether to concentrate
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A Shocking New Face Enters The Fray: Reviewing ‘Ultimate X-Men’ #4
Bold. New. Modern. Innovative. Any of these could describe the original initiative behind the formation of Marvel’s Ultimate comics line.
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A Taste Far Too Familar: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #5
Seated at a familiar restaurant, you are presented with two choices. You can order a fresh, exciting new meal or
Read moreBook Review: ‘The Cinema Of Powell And Pressburger’
For those who weren’t in the UK last fall to experience BFI Southbank’s celebration of all things Michael Powell and
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Review: ‘Uncle Scrooge & The Infinity Dime’ Is An Unexpectedly Fun Marvel-Disney Mash-Up
If you’re like me, Disney’s acquisition of Marvel Entertainment in 2009 opened up lots of possibilities. One that hasn’t yet
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‘X-Men ’97’ #4 Review: What Are We Even Doing Here?
X-Men ’97 #4 is bright, colorful, and fun. It’s also incredibly slight, and coming over a month after the series
Read moreNot Your Parent’s League: Reviewing ‘Titans Vol 1: Out Of The Shadows’
From teenage sidekicks searching for purpose to the premiere superhero team of the DC Universe. Talk about a glow up.
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Improvements Are Offset By Setbacks: Reviewing ‘Sanction’ #2
Sanction #2 is a maddening issue. On the one hand, the story of Soviet-era cops Dimitrovich and Smirnoff and their
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‘X-Men: Blood Hunt – Magik’ #1 Is Entertaining But Flawed — Review
The X-Men are in a weird place to be participating in a big linewide crossover event. They are stuck in
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It’s Waller’s World Now — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power: Ground Zero’ #1
Amanda Waller, iron-fisted Suicide Squad handler, has plans. Ones that mean nothing good for the heroic pantheon of this world.
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Sorry, Blade’s Not Here Right Now — Reviewing ‘Blood Hunt’ #4
A superior feeling, monologuing villain meets a triumphant hero rising from the ashes. That’s a tried-and-true formula for crafting a
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A Friend In Red — Reviewing ‘Dracula: Blood Hunt’ #2
Being a hero isn’t just about wearing a costume and stopping crimes or supervillains. Sometimes it means making hard choices.
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No Power In The Universe: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #9
If an enemy can’t be defeated from outside, well the next logical choice is to take the battle inside them.
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‘Jango Fett’ #4 Review: A Simple Man Makes His Way To A Satisfying Conclusion
Ideally, every miniseries would start strong, stay strong, and end strong. But if a story is only going to hit
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