Last Chance To Save: Reviewing ‘Cemetery Kids Don’t Die’ #3
Facing your fears as they manifest themselves within a potentially deadly mentally played video game sure doesn’t sound like fun.
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Reviews
Big Guns, Nostalgia, And Not Much Else: Reviewing ‘Cable’ #4
Sometimes there are stories that feel unnecessary, but are at least fun. Then there are those which are just unnecessary.
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Hemlock Hallows Has Some Explaining To Do: ‘Misfortune’s Eyes’ #2 Reviewed
A satisfying conclusion doesn’t need to tie up every loose end – leave the audience wanting more – but by
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My, What Magical Fangs You Have!: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #15
Eternal darkness and hordes of vampires have claimed the Earth. Those who remain sure could use a doctor’s magical touch.
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War? More Like A Squabble: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #49
What’s colder than a cold war? Whatever it is, that’s where things stand currently for immortal enemies Sabretooth and Wolverine.
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The Trouble With Tuvixes — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’ #2
Sometimes our minds allow us to be haunted by past choices. Other times it’s instigated by a lonely young god.
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Review: ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #18 Gets The Job Done, But It’s Hard To Care
Though the two haven’t interacted much directly through the years, Iron Man and Magneto are connected in some interesting ways.
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Comicon Takes Free Comic Book Day 2024!
Free Comic Book Day is like a holiday to geeks, and this year it falls on another geek holiday —
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Review — ‘Hotelitor: Luxury-Class Defense And Hospitality Unit’ Is A Superb Sci-Fi Satire
Judging a book by its cover and you’d be forgiven for thinking the new graphic novel Hotelitor: Luxury-Class Defense and
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What Big Robots You Have! — Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk: Arms Race’ #3
What’s got eight limbs and ready to get a punk beat down by the musical arachnid hero and his pals?
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Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of The Posts
Welcome to the weekend and welcome to an all-new look for our weekly Something for the Weekend columns as we
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Thoughts On The First Episode Of Starz’s ‘Mary & George’
No network consistently delivers on entertaining, female-led period dramas more than Starz and, if this first episode is anything to
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Cutting Straight To The Core: Reviewing ‘The Cull’
Much like certain foods (hello chocolate and peanut butter!), there are combinations of genres that are oh so good together.
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The Spy Who Loved Him: Reviewing ‘Nightwing 2024 Annual’ #1
Before the current run of Nightwing ends, there are still a few character-related loose ends to tie-up neatly as possible.
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A Fear Never Forgotten: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1084
Top up drinks or snacks, get a stretch in, and prepare yourselves as Batman’s gothic opera enters its third act.
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Fangs In A Time Of Crisis: Reviewing ‘Blood Hunt’ #1
Vampires are creatures of the night, hampered by the shining of the sun. What if the sun were to vanish?
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Not So Teen Titans Any More: Reviewing ‘Tales Of The Titans’
While their whole deal is being a team of ‘found family’ superheroes, the Titans also have plenty of important solo
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Review: ‘Bear Pirate Viking Queen’ #1 Has Majestic Visuals
Writer Sean Lewis creates a script that is mostly narration. Whether the narrator is reliable or not is constantly in
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Skin Of Metal, Heart Of Gold — Reviewing ‘Cyborg: Homecoming’
Booyah! When a new dawn began for the DC Universe, Titans stalwart Cyborg was one hero that got to rise.
Read moreDown The Rabbit Hole: Reviewing ‘Jackpot & Black Cat’ #2
Love and friendship can become very tangled affairs. Especially when safety, secrets, and money come into play. Mary Jane Watson
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Wordy Affairs And Petty Squabbles: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver’ #3
Comic books, by their nature, are very much that sweet spot combination of two different art forms: prose and illustrations.
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Death, Thy Name Is Xavier: Reviewing ‘Rise Of The Powers Of X’ #4
Who could have guessed that the era of mutant societal growth and prosperity would end so messily? Honestly, most people
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Review: Diving Into The Marvelous Magical World Of ‘Lowborn High’ — Good Yet Predictable, Inspired, And Important
Time to take a deeper dive into the magical world of teen wizards found in David Barnett, Anna Morozova, and
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Destiny Waits For No One — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Untold Destiny Of The Foot Clan’ #2
Oroku Karai’s attempts to build a new modern destiny for the Foot Clan have hit a few, almost deadly, snags.
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Review: ‘Batman: The Dark Age’ #2 Sees Bruce Head For ‘Nam
Writer Mark Russell and artist Mike Allred with Laura Allred on colours and Dave Sharpe on letters, continue to deliver
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
We’re nearing mid-year and that means comics are getting ready for the event push. We have a lot to review,
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No Peace For The Weary: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #119
Darkness has claimed much of the known universe(s), snuffing out more and more of the morphing grid and all hope.
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What Does A God Need With A Starship?: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #19
Saving the universe, and all manners of existence within, is tiring business. Just ask Captain Sisko and his weary crew.
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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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