Betty Hutton Patters And Fred Astaire Dances: ‘Let’s Dance’ Reviewed
In the canon of Fred Astaire films, Norman Z. McLeod‘s Let’s Dance isn’t one that gets routinely discussed. Even compared
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Round And Round They Go — Reviewing ‘Firefly: The Fall Guys’ #5
Tempers are flaring, buildings are turning, and things are exploding with the Serenity crew trapped smack dab in the middle.
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Put A Band-Aid On It: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #11
Many comic books, after dropping a game-changing cliffhanger before a few months’ hiatus would come back with something big-time serious.
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A Journey For The Ages: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #6
Life provides various paths for the taking. Sometimes the path forward requires a small trip down the paths already traveled.
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
Read moreWhat’s In The Box? — Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #43
War is hell. Logan and Creed sure would know, having been through many as chief dealers of violence and death.
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It’s Never Really The End: Reviewing ‘The Cull’ #5
Sometimes you just have to join up with your besties and find a way to Kaiju battle giant dimensional invaders.
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I Predict A Riot-Fest Of Laughter: Reviewing ‘Geezer’ #2
Bands may notoriously fear their follow up second record, and for many that is where they’re careers do end, but
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World Building And Wacky Robots: ‘After The Robot Apocalypse’ #2 Review
The latest issue of SP:Zero’s self-published sci-fi comic book, After the Robot Apocalypse #2, continues to focus heavily on world
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Review: ‘Avengers’ #10 Shows The Darkest Hour Is Imminent
The Avengers might be the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, but even they have to make allies with some of the foulest
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Back To The Beginning: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #19
Sometimes the only path forward requires a reflection upon the past and every step taken to reach the present day.
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Review: ‘X-Men’ #31 Offers Hope In The Darkness
After all the hope and optimism of Krakoa, Orchis struck a horrific blow to mutantkind. In X-Men #31, we get
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Advance Review: Daniel Warren Johnson’s ‘Transformers’ #5 Continues To Impress With Bombastic And Beautiful Action
As a self-confessed fan of the Transformers, writer/artist Daniel Warren Johnson certainly knows what fans want and delivers it up
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Forgive Them, For They Are Sin: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #6
Not all stories end with a decisive win. Sometimes, the actual win is walking away mostly unscathed, to fight again.
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Another weekend is upon us and another selection of popular posts for your perusal. Rachel Bellwoar interviewed 2000 AD’s Aleš
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Magician’s Best Friend: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #12
Best start believing in ghost stories, Doctor Strange, you’re in one. Actually, two counting good boy Bats the ghost dog.
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #5 Isn’t That Sensational
Artist Jen Bartel does a somewhat standard “heroes coming toward the reader” cover. However, the visual effects in the background
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Same Panther Flavor, New Panther Wrapper: Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #1
Universes have been ultimized once more, and it’s time for a familiar Black Panther in a new world to rise.
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Review: ‘Thundercats’ #1 Is A Familar Tune In A Different Key
Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A beloved fantasy action franchise from the 1980’s gets a soft reboot and
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Review: ‘Duke’ #2 Escalates As Everything Clicks
Skybound’s relaunch of GI Joe is only three issues in and already its breathing new life on the franchise. In
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The Light Within — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers Unlimited: The Morphin Masters’ #1
As darkness continues to consume dimensions, the Ranger Slayer embarks upon a perilous personal quest to bring back the light.
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Review: ‘The Devil That Wears My Face’ #4 Ups The Action
Simple body swapping or possession horror is often enough to give most stories enough to chew on. But when one
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Joan Crawford Double Feature: ‘Dance, Fools, Dance’ And ‘The Damned Don’t Cry’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with free copies of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share are
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Oversized But Lacking — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #6
Titanic forces collide as the threat of the beast spores comes to a potentially universe-altering conclusion. Or maybe not. The
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The Unbearable Waste Of Massive Talent — ‘Argylle’ Reviewed
Here at Comicon.com, I try to only review material I’m passionate about. As a result, I tend to give favorable
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Review: ‘In Utero’ Is A Perfect Mix Of The Spectacular, Alien Body Horror, & Coming Of Age Drama
When I previewed Chris Gooch‘s In Utero a while back, I commented that Top Shelf’s PR promise of “Akira meets
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From Burglary To Teenage Gangs — ‘Essential Film Noir: Collection 5’ Reviewed
Jayne Mansfield, Peter Lorre, and Alan Ladd are just some of the stars you’ll find in this region-free noir box
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Let The Wrong One In: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #42
Most folks buy someone a card or trinket for their birthdays. Not Sabretooth. No, that guy brings gift-wrapped death. It’s
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It’ll Only Hurt A Little: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1081
Batman and Gotham. Forever linked, the city and vigilante sworn to protect it. What happens when that link is severed?
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Heart To Hart: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #116
As darkness continues to spread and more Rangers fall under its sway, an unexpected move could provide a possible salvation.
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Bad Title, Funny Bardot: ‘Please, Not Now!’ Reviewed
Explanation point or no explanation point, Please, Not Now! is a lousy title for what this film actually is: a
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