A Fox In The House: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #7
It’s all hands on deck as the Titans’ latest foe and one of their own have descended upon Titan’s Tower.
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From The Team Behind ‘Loving Vincent’ — ‘The Peasants’ Reviewed
Marriage can bring people together. It can also be forced upon them. In DK and Hugh Welchman‘s The Peasants (their
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Journalism, Boxing, And Murder – ‘Film Noir: The Dark Side Of Cinema XVI’ Reviewed
“Noir” might not be the best descriptor for the three films in this box set, but they’re all a good
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Kobold Press Delivers An RPG Book That Focuses On Roleplaying
Welcome to the table, I’m a fan of Kobold Press. When I say I’m a fan, I feel I need
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
If your week has been as busy as ours, you may have missed one or two of our comics reviews.
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That Old Song And Dance: Reviewing ‘Cable’ #1
Throw together two big giant guns, tons of pouches, and a surly attitude. What does that get? Double the Cable.
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One Piece Diaries #63: Marineford #2
One Piece is one of the most beloved anime in history, but at over 1,000 episodes, it’s tough for those who haven’t
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Nobody Wants To Be The Cat: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #110
As Beast Boy’s spores continue to rain upon the Earth, Nightwing must shift focus to a threat close to home.
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Heavy Is The Heart — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #15
New York’s Gang War is heating up as Spider-Man deals with resurrected best friends, deadly returning enemies, and villainous team-ups.
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Bizarro Am Not Back: ‘Action Comics’ #1061 Reviewed
A new era of Action Comics is here, and with it is one of Superman’s most iconic enemies. I, Bizzaro
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Review: ‘Batman & Robin’ #5 Explores Legacy
Batman & Robin was pitched to readers as a reunion of the titular characters with some monster fights thrown in
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Happy Death Day: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #41
Some people celebrate their birthdays surrounded by loved ones and enjoyment. Some, like Wolverine, spend it full of terrible dread.
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Spirits On The Mind — Reviewing ‘Firefly: The Fall Guys’ #4
Welcome to the town of Beloved, where ghosts of the past and present are the theme of the night’s activities.
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Put Your Hulk Into It — Reviewing ‘Spider-Gwen: Smash’ #2
Band tours aren’t all glitz and glamour. Sometimes it’s strained relationships, undercover work, secret stalkers, magical Pixies, and Hulk smashes.
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Magically Fantastic Four: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #4
An answer-giving trinket lies at the heart of a shapeshifting Negative Zone fortress. Sounds like the setup for a heist.
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The Childlike Wonder Of Youth… Evoked In The Most Twisted Way — Reviewing ‘Cobra Commander’ #1
Welcome to the table, When I was younger, I loved Cobra Commander in the way I assume normal children loved
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The Bear Necessities — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #4
Beasts, beasts, everywhere, and not a single idea on how to stop it. That is unless you are Amanda Waller.
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Advance Review — ‘G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero’ #303 Is Another Bombastic And Bold Issue
With quite the military might now established on both the side of good and evil, it would seem now is
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Beware Of Guys With Boats: ‘An American Tragedy’ Reviewed
Guy falls in love with co-worker. Then has a chance with a society girl and wants to dump the working
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This Is The End, My Friend: Reviewing ‘Rise Of The Powers Of X’ #1
Krakoa’s end is nigh, but the mutants who remain aren’t going to take the machinations of the machines lying down.
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Taking Second Chances: ‘Ultimate Spider-Man’ #1 Reviewed
We all know the story of Peter Parker and the amazing Spider-Man. Ultimate Spider-Man #1 takes that familiar story and
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Advance Review — An Incredibly Dark Story, Beautifully Told In ‘Barking’ By Lucy Sullivan
Barking by Lucy Sullivan is pure chaos. The lead character Alix Otto is haunted by the death of her friend.
Read moreReview Roundup — All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Another week has come and gone. Two weeks into the new year, queues at the gym have died back down
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #4 Goes Mid-Level
Writer Rainbow Rowell does okay with making the dialogue realistic. Rowell also makes little continuity notes that may bug some,
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Review: ‘Adventureman Ghost Lights’ #1 Does Not Fully Light The Way
Writer Matt Fraction does fine with most of the dialogue and plot. His use of exposition is another strong point
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Remembering Piper Laurie With ‘Has Anybody Seen My Gal’
In light of the awards attention Todd Haynes’ May December has been getting, Douglas Sirk‘s films have been back in
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Reviewing ‘Punycorn’ — Adorable, Action-Packed Perfection
I’m with Judd Winnick, quoted there on the cover — Andi Watson‘s Punycornis an absolute blast of a book, fabulous,
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Right In The Heart — Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #5
Forces both within and without continue to chip away at the already extremely fragile alliance between humans and the orcs.
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Baby’s Day Out — Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #11
It’s baby’s day out as the Stranges pull babysitting duty for Clea’s new little sister. Surely nothing could go wrong.
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Review — ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #41 Is Just Good Old Fashioned Super-Fun
The Gang War is in full swing across the Spider-Man family of titles. In Amazing Spider-Man #41, a familiar pair
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Pre-Code Double Feature: ‘Christopher Strong’ And ‘Anna Christie’ 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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