‘The Marvels’ Review — Scene-Stealing Ms. Marvel Returns In A Satisfying Crossover
The Marvels, Marvel Studios’ feature film capstone for 2023 is probably the best of the lot. It delivers on the
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Grounding Up The One Called Chuck: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #16
Intentional or not, villains have victims. Those caught in the web of machinations which drive those living the villain life.
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Advance Review — ‘Junior Baker: The Righteous Faker’ #3 Remains A Visual Feast
While readers – and reviewers – may have trouble understanding the story in Junior Baker: The Righteous Faker, Ryan Quackenbush’s
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Advance Review — ‘TerrorWar’ #7 Gets Preachy While Finally Revealing Background
It’s taken TerrorWar nearly all of its run before explaining why the inhabitants of Blue City are facing their worst
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Paved With Good Intentions — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #145
Time. What a truly messy thing. A human-created concept based upon observations, which we still don’t really fully understand. Thank
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The Not So Simple Life — Reviewing ‘White Widow’ #1
Born of the Red Room. Entangled with a Black Widow. Now is the time for the White Widow to live.
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Advance Review: ‘Time Before Time’ Comes To An End With Issue #29
After 29 issues, a handful of artists, and more than a billion years, Time Before Time has reached its end.
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Advance Review: All Hell Breaks Out Visually In ‘The Devil That Wears My Face’ #2
The Spanish Inquisition was not known for its subtlety in trying to drive out demons. While that was unfortunate for
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Stop Magically Hitting Yourself! — Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #9
Sometimes the very worst enemy anyone can have is themselves. Especially when facing a fully separate evil version of themselves.
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Review: ‘The Best Of 2000 AD Volume 4’ Is Another Perfect Entry Point Into The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic
More from the perfect mixtape to get you into the wonders of 2000 AD; this really is THE Best of
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Review — Spock Takes Command In ‘Star Trek: Picard’s Academy’ #2
Who would have believed that the passionate Jean-Luc Picard could act colder and more logical than Spock? The young Jean-Luc
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Review: ‘Unnatural Order’ #1 Starts Off Strange In The Best Possible Ways
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, I often wondered why I was disabled. For the most part,
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Review: ‘W0rldtr33’ Vol. 1 Is A Must-Read Horror Book
James Tynion IV has done it again. The first story arc from one of the newest series by the multiple
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Hexes Of The Heart: ‘Scarlet Witch’ #10 Review
Wanda Maximoff found a new life and purpose through helping others. Unfortunately, she might need a bit of help herself.
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Review: ‘Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War — Scorched Earth’ Falls Flat
Gotham City is one of the most violent and tumultuous places in comics. Thankfully it also has a fantastic family
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Caving To The Darkness: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #113
As the darkness spreads, Rangers from all times, planets, and universes find themselves divided and in search of unlikely allies.
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The Lady Is Not For Turning: Reviewing ‘Wonder Woman’ #2
As with last issue Wonder Woman faces off against the combined forces of mankind on the battlefield while a famous
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Advance Review: Kicking Butt – Fabulously – In ‘Death Drop Drag Assassin’ #2
The LGBTIQA+ community is fed up, and they aren’t going to take it anymore. Fortunately, for them, they have a
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Advance Review: Here Comes The Cavalry In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #4
In Westerns, the arrival of the cavalry typically means the good guys have arrived, and the good guys will soon
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Advance Review: ‘Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s Library: The Graphic Novel’ Is Delightful
Illustrator Douglas Holgate creates a great sense of visual pacing. While the visual characterization matches the tone of the dialogue
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Advance Review: ‘Midlife (Or How To Hero At Fifty)’ #2 Is On Fire!
Of all the superpowers in comics – from flying to invulnerability – being fireproof is not the most coveted. Still,
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Advance Review: What A Circus! In ‘Phantom Road’ #6
With concerns about the treatment of animals, circuses have largely fallen out of fashion these days. Judging from the state
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Advance Review: ‘Transformers’ #2 Continues To Mix World Building With Plenty Of Action
After quickly establishing both the Autobots and the Decepticons in the debut issue, Transformers #2 continues to expand the scope
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Advance Review: It’s Halloween Time In ‘Dark Ride’ #9
The calendar may have just changed to November, but for Dark Ride, it’s all about Halloween. In this case, though,
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘The Evil Dead’ (1981)
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Another week has flown by. A gentle reminder for our stateside readers, Daylight Savings is tonight. If you have small
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Review: ‘Gargoyles: Dark Ages’ #4 Reveals More
Writer Greg Weisman creates a new, if minor, character that speaks a bit of Catalan and apparently Spanish. However, those
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Fiery Force Meets Unstoppable Object: ‘X-Men’ #28 Reviewed
The Fall of X has nearly devastated the mighty mutants. X-Men #28 gives the team hope as their mole helps
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Welcome To Their Nightmare: ‘The Avengers’ #7 Reviewed
After defeating one of the biggest threats they’ve ever faced, you might think The Avengers might get a little time
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Something New, Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something Blue: ‘Captain Marvel’ #1 Review
Never fear, the Captain has returned. Though she hasn’t been gone long, Carol Danvers’ whole world is about to change.
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Rise Of The Outlawed: ‘Detective Comics’ #1076 Review
As the second act concludes and the intermezzo begins, Batman’s fate lies entwined with that of his beloved Gotham City.
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