Gifts For Gamers 2023: ‘Pirate Borg’
Welcome to the table, ‘Tis the season for something cool Sometimes we need a break from our weekly game and
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Reviews
Shock To The System — Reviewing ‘Static: Shadows Of Dakota’ #7
The shadows around Dakota have parted, revealing the true enemies, leaving the city’s young electrifying hero caught in the middle.
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Little Help From His Friends: Reviewing ‘Cyborg’ #5
Solace’s synthetic uprising is wreaking havoc across Detroit, and with other villains joining the fray, Cyborg needs some familiar help.
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Review: ‘Petrol Head’ Issues 1 & 2 — A Breathless Robo-Hot-Rod Of A Comic
I’ve already previewed issues 1 & 2 for you here at Comicon, but I just couldn’t leave Petrol Head alone.
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Advance Review: ‘The Devil That Wears My Face’ #3 Cruises Like A Speed Demon
The pope has been killed by a demon in a priest’s body. Oh, and that monster is still running around
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Chicago-Bound With Candice Bergen: ‘T.R. Baskin’ Reviewed
Is it a name? Is it a place? Is it a knock-off of Baskin-Robbins? Whatever T.R. Baskin means (and there
Read moreReview — ‘Captain America’ #3 Reveals The Emissary In A Very Clever Way
Steve Rogers has often found himself facing his past, but usually threats come from after the time he was given
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Review — ‘The Midnite Show’ #3 Elevates Monster Mythology
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid I always imagined that there was a shared universe of monsters.
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More Impressive That Fighting A God — Reviewing ‘Birdking’ Vol. 2
Welcome to the table, When I stumbled across the work of CROM on Instagram, it scratched an itch I had
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A Cotton Candy Spider Made Of Razorblades — Reviewing ‘Kill Your Darlings’ #3
Welcome to the table, “You can never go home again.” It’s one of those phrases like “An apple a day
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Advance Review: Wanted – A Replacement for The Antichrist In ‘The Infernals’ #1
In business, it’s said that anyone is replaceable. But when that someone is literally the son of Satan, the search
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A Bite Out Of Crime — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #12
What could be worse for Spider-Man than dealing with vampires in Brooklyn? A superspeed vigilante with a Spider-Man-shaped vendetta. Vampire
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‘A Disturbance In The Force’ Review — A Documentary Of The Early ‘Star Wars’ Phenomenon
Early in A Disturbance in the Force, Biff Bang Pow! founder Jason Lenzi points out that the early part of
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The Greatest Adventure — Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly: The Gospel According To Jayne’ Vol 3
Every so often, there is comic a book run that stands above the rest. They pull off something that seems
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Beware The Power Of Green — Reviewing ‘Titans: Beast World’ #1
Hope can be one of the greatest helpers but also the greatest of deceivers, especially in the hands of villains.
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Advance Review: Muddling Through ‘Midlife (Or How To Hero At Fifty!)’ #3
There are midlife crises, and then there’s what 50-year-old Ruben Kwan is facing. The middle-aged husband and father in Midlife
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Advance Review: The Predator Becomes The Prey In ‘Blood Commandment’ #2
The tables have turned on Erza. As revealed at the end of the first issue of Blood Commandment, Ezra moved
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Rock And Roll Can Save The World: Reviewing ‘The Prism’ #1-3
It may sound like something out of This is Spinal Tap, but this is The Prism – where rock and
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Right Choice, Wrong Execution — Reviewing ‘X-Men Blue: Origins’ #1
Origin stories are a dime a dozen when it comes to comic book characters who have existed for numerous decades.
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Blu-ray Review: ‘For All Mankind’ Season 1
The Astronaut Wives is one of those one-season shows that if you didn’t watch it when it aired on ABC
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New To You Comics #135: The Internet Destroys The World In ‘Memetic’
Welcome back to the end of days! All through November, New to You Comics has exploring dystopian themes. (I mean
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Book Review: ‘Ferocious Ambition: Joan Crawford’s March To Stardom’
Sometimes when it comes to celebrity biographies there’s a consensus around which biography to read first. Sometimes there aren’t that
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Nothing Neutral About This Zone: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #14
Sometimes you have to stop a God killer. Other times it’s about avoiding war with space dinosaurs. Starfleet is wild.
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Multiverse Of Darkness: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #114
Throughout time and space, the Power Rangers bring hope and light. Unfortunately, the presence of Dark Spector has changed this.
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Bands On The Run: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #2
Two minds are better than one, right? Hard to say when those minds are a superhero and a college student/thief.
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The Darkness Dies In The Light: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1078
A high noon showdown approaches as the fates of Gotham City and its shadowy defender hang by a precious thread.
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Review: ‘Under The Influence’ #5 Rings Truer Than You Want To Believe
Welcome to the table, Upon reading Under the Influence #5 from Mad Cave Studios, I’m reminded of a poem titled
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Review — ‘Giant Robot Hellboy’ #2 Showcases The Timeless Nature Of Mignola’s Mythology
Welcome to the table, Mignola has done it again. I can say Mignola because like Cher or Prince or Batman,
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Advance Review — Small Town Hijinks And Giant Extra-Terrestrial Mosquitos In ‘Skeeters’ #1
“Welcome to Kankakee, Virginia. Even the name sounds like something you’d catch from the football team’s captain after screwing his
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Review: Masterful Illustrations Evoke Great Pleasure In ‘Swan Songs’ #5
Imagine not being able to enjoy the smell of freshly baked bread. What if being in the company of friends
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There’s Something About Jean: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #17
Calling things within the X-Line of titles complicated would be a woefully lacking understatement. Immortal X-Men #17 helps prove this.
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