Review: ‘X-Men’ #35 Ends An Era
After nearly five years, one of the most interesting and exciting eras of X-Men comics comes to an end. And
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Advance Review — Edwyn Makes A Welcome But Bloody Return In ‘Plastic: Death & Dolls #1’
Writer Doug Wagner, and artist Daniel Hillyard return to the scene of the crime with Plastic: Death & Dolls #1
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Gertzilla — Queen Of The Monsters: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland #15
Throughout human existence, when faced with an infestation of rodents, the solution many turned to has included cats. When faced
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‘Scarlett’ #1 Review — A Sleek And Chic Intro To The First Lady Of GI Joe!
The introduction of GI Joe in Skybound’s Energon Universe has been surprisingly restrained and methodical. Rather than drop a fully-formed
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Some fun books this past week that our team looked at. You should take a second look, shouldn’t you? The
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It’s A Generational Thing — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return’ #4
Whether fair or not, the choices (be they sins or not) of those before us often weigh heavily upon us.
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See Vampire, Slice Vampire — Reviewing ‘Wolverine: Blood Hunt’ #1
Krakoa is gone, but those who lost their island nation don’t have much time to really mourn what they lost.
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Mutating Into Something New: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Alpha’ #1
Once upon a time, four turtle brothers and their rat father went on adventures and saved the world. Things change.
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Review: ‘Bear Pirate Viking Queen’ #2 Is Not Like #1
Writer Sean Lewis creates a relatively interesting and entertaining script for this issue of the series. Two things that makes
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An End Wrapped In A Beginning: Reviewing ‘Rise Of The Powers Of X’ #5
Orchis has fallen. All that remains is the Dominion known as Enigma, formerly one Nathanial Essex, and his devastating plans.
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My What Big Feline Fangs You Have — Reviewing ‘Black Panther: Blood Hunt’ #1
From the King of Wakanda, to exiled vigilante, to creature of the night. Things are rough for the Black Panther.
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Like Dust In The Wind — Reviewing ‘Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider’ #1
Moving sure is a pain. Especially when one has to suddenly leave behind their family, friends, and their entire dimension.
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Steel Fist To The Face! — Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk: Arms Race’ #4
What’s more punk than using music and power to take down the establishment? Using a giant mech to do it!
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
It’s a big week in comics, as Marvel’s Krakoa era comes to an end. What did our team think of
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What Makes A Family? — Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver’ #4
Religion, magic, and science share a very strange relationship in the Marvel Universe. Especially on the more mortal of planes.
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Everything’s Coming Up Jango, For the Worse: ‘Jango Fett’ #3 Review
Heading into its finale, things are starting to come together in Jango Fett #3. Plot threads and characters alike are
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A Heist With A Difference: Reviewing ‘The Mirage’ By Owen Michael Johnson
The Mirage by Owen Michael Johnson is a classic Las Vegas heist caper but with a difference. The goal of
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Review – More Social Commentary And Super Heroics In ‘Batman: Dark Age’ #3
So far in this rather radical reimagining of the Batman origin we have had Bruce the con, Bruce the black
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Review: ‘Lawmen: Bass Reeves’ Season One Brings History To Life On Blu-ray
From Gumsmoke and The Rifleman to Justified and Yellowstone, westerns have always found a home on TV, and it continues
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Any Way You Slice It: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #50
A war between Sabretooth and Wolverine was destined to end only one way. With one or both of them dead.
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Higher, Further, Faster — Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel Vol 1: The Omen’
Captain Marvel soars high again in the debut of a whole new series, with her whole world turned upside down.
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No Curiosity For This Cat: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #65
Fiction rules tend to state that a character is never actually dead, no matter what you saw, without a body.
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Faith Of The Heart — Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch Vol 2: Magnum Opus’
Wanda Maximoff found a new life and purpose through helping others. Unfortunately, it left her as the one needing help.
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The Dream Is Collapsing — Reviewing ‘Suicide Squad: Dream Team’ #3
Dreams and nightmares occupy a space divided only by the very thinnest of lines. Outcomes are dependent upon the beholder’s
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Advance Review: ‘Heroes, Villains, And Healing’ Of Trauma
(Trigger warning for mention of non-consensual acts!) Writer Kenneth Rogers Jr. crafts a fine new edition of his book Heroes,
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A Storm In Her Soul– Reviewing ‘Ultimate X-Men’ #3
All origin stories carry their own unique signature, informing a character or the world that grows around them. Marvel’s ultimate
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There’s two things you need to know about me. First of all, collecting action figures was frankly a bit more
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Review: ‘Star Wars’ #46 Succeeds By Doing The Expected … Unexpectedly
There is very little which happens in Star Wars #46 which is surprising. Plot points set in motion at the
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
It’s been another great week of comics. So what did our review team think of them all? Scott Redmond read
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #50 Is Fun But Overstuffed
I love Spider-Man. He’s probably my favorite character in all of fiction. One of the biggest problems with Spider-Man, though,
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It All Comes Tumbling Down: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #114
Alfred Pennyworth’s billions. Heart stealing villains. Family revelations. Unexplained sudden height-related fears. It’s all been leading up to this moment.
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