Advance Review: Andy Kubert’s Artwork Is One Of The Few Highlights Of ‘Terminal’ #2
It’s no surprise that Andy Kubert gives readers of Terminal #2 plenty to gawk at. After all, the artist known for his
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Nuns Against Nazis: Frank Borzage’s ‘Till We Meet Again’ Reviewed
A nun, surrounded by children and doves, recites a litany that’s interrupted by gunshots. This is WWII France and the
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Previously On X-Men: Killer Robots And Jungle Courts Headline — More ‘X-Men ’97’ Easter Eggs
Check out Easter Eggs on the previous episodes of the season here and here! X-Men ’97 2×06: “Danger.exe” Written by
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 3 Is Progressing Plots
There is a prose section in this volume, and this may be a deterrent for certain fans of sequential art.
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Review — ‘Star Trek: The Last Starship’ #10 Kicks Off The Series’ Final Arc
Star Trek: The Last Starship has always been an odd fit for the franchise. The series takes place after
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It Ain’t Easy Being Green — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers: Green’ #1
Since it’s creation, Power Rangers has been a franchise focused on color-coded teenagers with attitude balancing life and heroics. These
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Court’s In Session: Reviewing John Ford’s ‘Sergeant Rutledge’
Released the same year as Harper Lee‘s book but two years before To Kill A Mockingbird became a motion picture,
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Force Matters: The Beginning Of The End Of A Different ‘Star Wars’ Trilogy
The big comic book related Star Wars news last week was the announcement of a full-fledged crossover between the Marvel
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Advance Review — The Battle Royale Concludes, More Or Less, In ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #12
It had to end sooner or later. After three issues, the epic battle between Battle Beast and Conquest
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Voyager: Homecoming’ TPB Picks Up Where The Series Left Off
Star Trek: Voyager had one of the most definitive endings of any of the franchise’s series. Having defeated the
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‘Wizard Of Oz’ But Stranger: Reviewing Radiance’s ‘Malpertuis’
It’s one thing for Jan (Mathieu Carrière) to turn down his shipmates’ invite to join them, as they use their
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Advance Review: Abe Lincoln Hits Rock Bottom In ‘If Destruction Be Our Lot’ #4
If you had trouble believing Abraham Lincoln was a vampire hunter, good luck imagining him as a junkie.
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Behind Not So Closed Doors — Reviewing ‘Neighborhood Watch’ #4
Reality is a harsh thing, especially when one’s private painful situation moves from isolated to something far more institutionally widespread.
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Advance Review: Comedy-Horror Odyssey Across America In ‘I Love Apocalyptic Zombie Misfits’
You can forget The Odyssey, because I Love Apocalyptic Zombie Misfits graphic novel is the odyssey you need, but may
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Advance Review: ‘The Karman Blade’ #1 Allows Ian Bertram To Show Off His Artistic Skills
Calling The Karman Blade #1 an excuse to let artist Ian Bertram show off his considerable talents is unfair to the rest of the
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Toy Review: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles X G.I. Joe’ Raphael Has Some Quirks And Some Strengths
As Playmates wraps up their time with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles license, they’re going for one last big swing.
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Advance Review — ‘Ashes Over Neon: In The Gutter’ #0 Seeks To Free Us From The Humdrum
Many of us — maybe most of us — are forced to separate our passions from our careers. We may
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An Unsung Dan Duryea Noir: Reviewing Kino Lorber’s ‘Walk A Tightrope’
Early in Frank Nesbitt’s Walk a Tightrope, Lutcher (Dan Duryea) takes shelter near a police box while the woman he’s
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Advance Review: Steve Epting’s Illustrations Give You A Great Reason To Pick Up ‘Hammerfist’ #1
This is no typical heist job. The new ongoing series Hammerfist centers its premiere issue around a bank robbery. But
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Advance Review: Lemire And Nguyen Partner Again In ‘Crowbound’ #1
It’s a brave thing to start off a new series with the apparent death of the main character. But creators Jeff
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #19 Versus A Figurative Mountain
Writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci are still consolidating a strong narrative throughline for this entire series. However, this issue
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New Beginnings Aren’t Always Good Beginnings — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #1
Characters get handed new number one issues at Marvel Comics like the number is part of some new youth fad.
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Toy Review: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle’ X ‘G.I. Joe’ Michaelangelo Starts Things With A Bang
Playmates’ time with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is drawing to a close, but they’re wrapping up with a bang.
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Advance Review: ‘Of The Earth’ #4 Regains Its Footing After A Misstep
There is a fairly common occurrence when a writer pitches an eight- or 12-part comic book miniseries to an editor.
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Enjoy The Ride — ‘StarHenge: A Kiss For Atticus’ #2 Advance Review
StarHenge: A Kiss for Atticus #2 continues to dreamily blur the lines between reality and fiction, demanding the reader’s attention
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Advanced Review — Darrow Raises Sophomoric Humor To New Heights In ‘The Shaolin Cowboy: Staying A.I.Live’ #2
There’s a pretty simple test to know whether you would like Geof Darrow’s approach to storytelling. Read the opening pages of the
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Toy Review: Marvel Legends Psylocke Is Full Of Potential… And Not Much Else
One of the eternal quests of toy collectors, particularly for superhero lines, is the desire to complete teams. For some
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Advance Review: ‘The Trillion Dollar Kid’ #2 Establishes A True, Shared Ghost Machine Universe
Since the debut issue, a lot has happened in the life of our titular lead character, with a crossover that
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Advanced Review: The End Is Nigh In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #10
You’ve probably heard the story of Japanese soldiers on a remote Pacific island in the 1970s who didn’t know World
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend and another selection of posts we, the editing team, feel worthy of your time. As always,
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Inconsistency Is The Only Constant In ‘Blood & Thunder’ #16
The only thing worse than a bad comic book? An inconsistent one. It’s one thing if you know
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