Review: ‘Daredevil’ #8 Celebrates The History Of Marvel’s Best Series
Marvel Comics has been celebrating all sorts of anniversaries for the last few years. Perhaps the most consistently good series
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The Friends We Made Along The Way: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #7
Family as a concept is not defined by blood. It’s centered on those who love and care about one another.
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Caught Up In Those Bloody Feels: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #48
Sometimes painful moments can make someone appreciate what they have. Other times, it makes them double down in murderous rage.
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This Is The End, My Only Friend, The End: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #150
Goodbye Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I’m gonna miss you. But then again, all good things must come to an end.
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Review: ‘Madame Web’ Joins The Spider-Verse (For Better Or Worse)
Madame Web, the latest entry in Sony’s “Spider-verse Without a Spider-Man” series is unspooling on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, DVD, and digital
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Doesn’t Look A Day Over Two-Hundred: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #113
Milestone anniversary issues, especially the hundreds, are few and far between for even the longest running of comic book characters.
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Does Whatever A Mercenary Can: Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #1
How do a mercenary and their alien-symbiote dog mend their broken hearts? Why, by racking up a body count, of
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In Space No One Can Hear You Meow: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #64
Selina Kyle’s mystically gifted, literal nine lives are almost exhausted, leaving the vigilante thief with very little room for error.
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Toy Review: Turtles Of Grayskull — The Crossover Every 80s Kid Has Waited For Part 3: Mutated He-Man
We’ve now reached the third part of our look at the Turtles of Greyskull line of action figures. Last week,
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Review: Is ‘Spectacular Spider-Men’ #2 Starting A New Clone Saga?
Say the word clone to a Spider-Man fan. I dare you. What reaction did you get? If it was anything
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Captain Of The People — Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’
Once upon a time, witnessing character evolution from the same writer though a title (or multiple titles) was quite common.
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Tearing Down Those Walls: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics: Gotham Nocturne Act I’
Beaten. Broken. Bested. Batman has been through a lot over 80 years with physical, mental, and emotional scars as proof.
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
After a week off, we’re back, looking at last week’s reviews before we jump into a big week this upcoming.
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It Was Trigon All Along: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #10
Once upon a time, the Titans were able to take on and defeat the demon Trigon alongside his daughter Raven.
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Review: ‘Gargoyles Quest’ #1 Has An Odd View
Writer Greg Weisman creates a strong enough script. The only major problems from the script are the poor planning of
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Does Whatever A Spider Can — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #19
Miles Morales’ legacy anniversary time has passed, but the danger to himself, those he loves, and many others has not.
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Reviewing ‘Turtles Of Grayskull’– The Crossover Every 80s Kid Has Waited For, Part 2: Donatello
Every 1980s cartoon had them. The heroic sword-wielding leader and the nerdy but capable number 2. For the Masters of
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Living A Nightmare — Reviewing ‘Suicide Squad: Dream Team’ #2
In an uncharacteristic move, Amanda Waller has done something terrible. All in the name of gaining absolute power and control.
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King Of Very Little: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #3
A series of events. A very minimal description of the true vastness of stories that make up our world. An
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A Visually Bland Mess — Reviewing ‘Darth Vader’ #45
Marvel’s Darth Vader ongoing is a series which tends to fall down some narrative rabbit holes. Remember when Vader was
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Silver Screen Suffering – Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #13
It’s no secret what various industries such as film do to people and the things they create. Recent strikes really
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Review: Lucio Fulci’s ‘The Devil’s Honey’ Brings Sex And Saxophones Together In 4K From Severin
If you’ve ever watched an erotic thriller and thought to yourself, “Hmmm … needs more saxophone,” then you need to
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Reviewing ‘Turtles Of Grayskull’ — The Crossover Every 80’s Kid Has Waited For Part 1: Leonardo
When Mattel’s Masters of the Universe Origins line announced its first ever crossover line, my ears perked up. My earliest
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‘Artificers Alchemy’ — Another Delightful Addition To The D&D Young Adventurer’s Guides
Welcome to the table, It’s always been an honor to be thought of as a resource for people who are
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Review: The Hulk Punches An Angel In ‘The Incredible Hulk’ #11
When a Hulk story is firing on all cylinders, there are few comics in the industry that can beat it.
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Those Forgotten And Some Best Left Forgotten: Reviewing ‘Outsiders’ #6
Right now, some overworked fictional organization is very busy repairing the vast number of fourth walls that media keeps breaking.
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Home Video Review: Severin Cooks Up Some Weirdness With 4K Release Of 1981’s ‘Butcher Baker Nightmare Maker’
Severin Films is known for finding obscure genre films and giving them prestige treatment on physical formats, and they found
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The Dice Are In Your Favor: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #14
Doctor Stephen Strange would easily forgive anyone who lets out a massive sigh at the sight of one Baron Mordo.
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Tugging Those Old Heart Strings — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return’ #3
Decisions that are made by previous generations often have a habit of affecting their children and those who follow them.
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Review: ‘Night Swim’ Blu-ray Dives Into The Deep End Of Backyard Terror
Blumhouse Poductions and James Wan‘s Atomic Monster, who previously teamed up for the Insidious films and last year’s M3GAN, take
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Review: Brainiac Wages Total War In ‘Action Comics’ #1064
The DC Universe is always being invaded by one thing or another, and the planet can rely on its heroes
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