Review: Buggy Audio And Bonkers Sci-Fi Make For A Troubled ‘Rebel Moon’ Premiere
Rebel Moon is a retelling of Seven Samurai set in a space opera world directed by Zack Snyder. The project
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Batting Clean Up — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #2
Lions, and Werewolves and Otters…oh my? Thanks to Beast Boy, things have gotten a bit primal in the DC Universe.
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A Cure For Her Sins: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #17
Killer Crocs, awkward triangles, Grundys born on Mondays, mushroom spore-infected hordes. Pamela Isley has a lot on her plate. Dealing
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
An eclectic list to share with you this week here at Comicon Towers. We have Bill Willingham speaking out against
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Review Roundup — All Our Comics Reviews From The Past Week
Another year has come and nearly gone. As we at Comicon prepare for the holidays, the gang found some time
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Review — ‘Conan The Barbarian’ #6 Asks “Do You Fear The Gods?”
Welcome to the table, Do you fear the gods? It’s a question that seems central to the second arc of
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Review — Blast Off With ‘Space Usagi: Death And Honor’ #1
Welcome to the table, Some things just go together. Pizza and mozzarella sticks, breakfast and milkshakes, and space and samurai
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Advance Review: ‘The Deviant’ #2 Takes A Slower Storytelling Approach
After a fascinating and shocking first issue, The Deviant’s sophomore outing takes a more reserved approach to telling the story
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Review: ‘X-Men Red’ #18 Ends The Series And The War
For the last six months, Storm has waged war with her X-Men to save the red planet of Arakko. X-Men
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Shadows Of The Cat: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1079
Catwoman’s greatest heist has ended in tragedy, her coveted prize expired. Wait, is that an ace up her bodysuit sleeve?
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Manga Review: ‘Neighborhood Story’ Vol. 1
I’ve always had a major soft spot for Ai Yazawa’s work. NANA has left me in tears more than once,
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The Grass Isn’t Always Greener With Faye Greener: ‘The Day of the Locust’ Reviewed
There are a lot of things off about John Schlesinger‘s The Day of the Locust (many of them intentional) but
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Manga Review: ‘Takopi’s Original Sin’
If you’re going to read Takopi’s Original Sin, be prepared to be emotionally destroyed. You may have guessed based on
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Orcs Know All: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #4
Politics are a messy, clashing, wheeling and dealing affair that can divide families. Even for the variety of Orc clans.
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Review: The Truth Is Revealed In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #5
The truth, it is said, will set you free. While we finally learn the truth behind Bill Barley’s murder in
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In Space No One Can Hear You Yawn — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Picard’s Academy’ #3
Character studies typically offer valuable insights into why a person in a story behaves or thinks the way they do.
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Advance Review: ‘Junior Baker The Righteous Faker’ #4 Turns Inward
From the outset, Junior Baker The Righteous Faker has been a big question mark. Some of the issues have been
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Review — ‘Batman/Santa Claus: Silent Knight’ #1 Kicks Off The Greatest Team-Up Ever
One of the greatest figures in mythology isn’t mythological in the DC Universe. This Christmas, the Dark Knight teams up
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Gifts For Gamers 2023: ‘The Hedge Witch’
Welcome to the table, ‘Tis the season for something crafty, Solo TTRPG games fill an interesting but often important role
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Advance Review: Lots Of Actions Though Few Answers In ‘Phantom Road’ #7
No one reading Phantom Road #7 is going to complain about a lack of action. The book is packed with
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What A Wonder-Ful Life: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #4
As their mission goes sideways, there is only one way for Black Canary’s team to escape Themyscira; defeat Wonder Woman.
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Advance Review: Ghosts Aren’t The Only Thing Plaguing ‘A Haunted Girl’ #3
Pacing in any story is delicate balance. Give too much of the story away too soon, and readers may not
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Daniel Warren Johnson’s ‘Transformers’ #3 Is Another Relentlessly Action-Packed Issue Perfect For Fans
Daniel Warren Johnson’s Transformers comic is the first series of this long-running comic book franchise I have ever picked up,
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From The Last Two Weeks
I was off in the City of Angels last weekend for LA Comic Con ‘23, so this weekend we’ll be
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New To You Comics #136: Ringing In ‘The Batman Adventures Holiday Special’ #1
We are now neck-deep in the holiday season – a time for decorations, gift-giving, and passionate arguments around the dinner
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Gifts For Gamers 2023 — ‘Heroes’ Feast: Flavors Of The Multiverse’
Welcome to the table, ‘Tis the season for something cool… and full of seasonings. When Heroes’ Feast: The Offical D&D
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Blu-ray Review: ‘Audie Murphy Collection III’
In this third box set of Audie Murphy westerns, Murphy gets paired with some great co-stars, including John Saxon and
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Review: ‘Doctor Who: Doom’s Day — A Doctor In The House?’ Amuses
Artist Roberta Ingranata keeps very consistent with the character designs. There are also various visual references to other Doctor Who
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Advance Review: Exploring Life’s Whys In ‘The Six Fingers’ #1
Why do we do the things we do? Why are certain shapes familiar to us, regardless of our culture or
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Advance Review: Have Yourself A Merry Winter Solstice With The ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch Holiday Special’
When you don’t have a lot of pages to tell a story, the best thing to do is jump right
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Advance Review: ‘The One Hand’ #1 Breathes Life Into Police Procedurals
Just when Detective Ari Nassar is out, he gets pulled back in. Nassar is literally celebrating his retirement from the
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