We’re In The Endgame Now: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #149
Time is a funny thing. It’s always running out. And certain things, no matter how much we fight, are inevitable.
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Caught Up In The Feels — Reviewing ‘Spider-Gwen: Smash’ #4
Battling something within ourselves is a common occurrence for many people. Some have to battle actual separate monsters trapped within.
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Talking ‘Thelma & Louise’ With Author Susan Kollin
Westerns aren’t just lone cowboys and period pieces. They can also be about two women played by Geena Davis and
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Review: ‘X-Men Forever’ #1 Dances Between The Raindrops
As Krakoa ends, the X-Men have a lot to contend with, with tons of moving pieces. In X-Men Forever, we
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Advance Review: ‘Mugshots’ #1 Turns Out Right
Writer Jordan Thomas is not clear in this first issue on the time period — which the solicitation says is
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Their Father’s Son — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’ #1
For decades, the characters of Star Trek have sought out new life, met new civilizations, and have always done it
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Even Good Actions Have Consequences — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return’ #2
Defeating the most vile evils in existence is a victory that comes with great loss, as the Power Rangers discovered.
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Bringing Flavour To This Life: Reviewing ‘Rare Flavours’ #4
Stories and food are both enriching and able to bridge wide divisions. Sometimes even between a human and a human-eating
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Review: ‘Transformers’ #6 May Be Big On Action, But Nuance Suffers As A Result
Like with recent issues of Daniel Warren Johnson‘s Transformers, this sixth issue is focused on action, action, action as the
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Trip-Trapping Over Bridges: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #12
Tuck the children in, fill the water glass, dim the lights, and prepare them for a wondrous fairy tale delight.
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Review: ‘Anyone But You’ Blu-ray Enhances Sydney Sweeney And Glen Powell’s Onscreen Chemistry
As a big screen genre, the studio romantic comedy hasn’t been in vogue of late, but films like Marry Me,
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Advance Review: Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Dick Tracy’ #1 Is Grounded, Gritty, And Great!
Welcome to the table, As a kid, I would cobble together toy gadgets from odds and ends. One of my
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Two Guys Walk Onto An Island: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #45
Wolverine and Sabretooth. Like a merry-go-round if it just featured two blood-soaked clawed mutants with healing factors and old grudges.
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Been There, Done That: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #2
Comic books have dabbled in multiverses for decades. A wondrous concept allowing creators to re-envision, recontextualize, or fully reboot characters.
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Review: ‘Adventureman: Ghost Lights’ #2 Rushes Through To A Cliffhanger
Writer Matt Fraction creates a script that is a bit slapdash. This is due to how there are jumps in
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Five Birds, One Crime: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #7
There’s nothing like finding out someone from the future has an axe to grind with you and your closest friend.
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Review: ‘Weapon X-Men’ #1 Is At Odds With Itself
Give Weapon X-Men #1 credit: that is exactly what it says on the tin. This is indeed a comic featuring
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A Bold New Take: Reviewing ‘Ultimate X-Men’ #1
Take everything known about the mutants of Marvel and cast it aside. A new universe requires a totally new perspective.
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SXSW 2024: ‘I Wish You All The Best’ Reviewed
I Wish You All the Best began as a young adult novel from Mason Deaver. It follows the story of
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The Heart Of The Matter: Reviewing ‘Giant-Size Spider-Gwen’ #1
While the day may have been saved, that typical Spider-hero luck hasn’t quite finished with Gwen Stacy and her friends.
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Review: ‘Avengers’ #11 Slows Down A Little
Even the Avengers need a day off. But a slow day for the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes still will involve super
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Review: ‘SHAZAM’ #9 Is A Silly Little Distraction
The Captain’s return to prominence has been one of the highlights of the Dawn of DC publishing initiative. In SHAZAM!
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The Promising ‘Trial Of Lando Calrissian’ Arc Kicks Off! — Reviewing ‘Star Wars’ #44
Star Wars the comic is always at its best when it’s engaging directly with the circumstances of the era in
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Classic Comics Cavalcade: An Unexpected New Beginning In ‘Action Comics’ #827 & 828
With a big week for Superman coinciding with Women’s History Month, we wondered if we could tackle both simultaneously. Would
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Grim, Gritty And Era-Evocating – Reviewing ‘The Bat-Man: First Knight’ #1
The Bat-Man: First Knight #1 is a story set at the birth of Batman. His first handful of appearances, when
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Fighting Crime, Spinning Webs: Reviewing ‘The Spectacular Spider-Men’ #1
Grab the web shooters and get swinging, as Miles Morales and Peter Parker make some friend time in their chaotic
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May The Power Protect You — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return’ #1
The original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers split, changed, and gave way to new Rangers. At least in the world, we
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Review: ‘Gargoyles: Dark Ages’ #6 Sees No End
Writer Greg Weisman provides a mostly strong script with a good variation on the “just the beginning” type ending. The
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #6 Gets Better
The main cover is by artist Jen Bartel. It does a nice job of suggesting a space adventure without giving
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #32 Goes For Blood
One of the key members of the X-Men has been missing since the Mutant Massacre. In X-Men #32, she returns
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Love And Gardening: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #20
A couple of choices, whether good or bad, is all it takes sometimes to reach a life-altering crossroads situation. Love
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