A Storm Full Of Pain: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #10
Gertrude has one final hope for freedom. The quite literal key to escape lies in the hands of her nemesis.
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Review: Zombies Rule The Earth – Again – In ‘Almost Dead’ #1
It is inevitable that any zombie story for the foreseeable future will be compared to The Walking Dead. Ablaze Publishing’s
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Just The Specials — Trick Or Travesty: ‘Boo Batter’ From Cold Stone Creamery
Welcome to the table, I’m a fan of limited-time meals, holiday snacks, collaborative treats, and themed menu offerings. If there
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A Touch Of Spice: Reviewing ‘Rare Flavours’ #2
Comic books truly are a malleable medium. With the right moves, they can be molded into anything one could desire.
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Really Big Damn Heroes — Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly: The Gospel According To Jayne’ Vol 2
No matter how long it’s been or how far someone runs, sometimes it’s pretty near impossible to outrun the past.
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This Is How It Ends — ‘Batgirls Volume 3: Girls To The Front’ Review
Body swaps, bad family reunions, Mad Hatters, bat formulas, and snipers out for revenge are, sadly, a typical Batgirls day.
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All Bloody Roads Lead Here: ‘Dark X-Men’ #3 Review
Mutants had their nation ripped away while their people were killed or scattered. Dark days are all that remain currently.
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This Is Halloween: Umbrella Entertainment’s ‘Hammer Horror’ Volume 1 Box Set Reviewed
Delve into three of cinematographer-turned-director, Freddie Francis’, five films for Hammer in this box set from Umbrella Entertainment. Freddie Francis’
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Review — ‘Immortal Thor’ #3 Riddles It Out
Thor’s greatest enemy and ally has long been his sibling, Loki. Immortal Thor #3 embraces that, and shows the depth
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The Beasts Lurking Within: Reviewing ‘Tales Of The Titans’ #4
Garfield Logan, the Beast Boy, is about to be a pretty big center of attention for the entire DC Universe.
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The Thing About Space Lizards: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #13
Stopping a killer of Gods and ending a Day of Blood probably should earn Ben Sisko’s crew some time off.
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They Really Do Love The Tail: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Spider-Man’ #2
New York City’s newest member of the web-slingers club, minus the slinging, might be in over his blue fuzzy head.
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Just The Specials: Burger King’s ‘Trick Or Heat’ Menu
Welcome to the table, I love themed foods and things that deviate from the typical menu. I am someone who
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Advance Review: Stand Your Ground Laws Take Center Stage In ‘No/One’ #6
The United States was founded with the central idea that personal rights were of paramount importance. From freedom of expression
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Once more we bring you a round you of some of our more popular post from the past week of
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
It’s spooky season! Samhain is just around the corner, and the beginning of the Celtic New Year is marked, as
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Manga Review: ‘Mimi’s Tales Of Terror’ By Junji Ito
Junji Ito‘s Mimi’s Tales of Terror is a compilation of nine manga stories based on Shin Mimibukuro, a collection of urban
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Manga Review — ‘Betwixt: A Horror Manga Anthology’
Happy Halloween! I’m back at it again with some more horror manga. Betwixt: A Horror Manga Anthology is a collection of manga
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Wrapped In The Feels: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #4
Earth has an expiration date. That’s according to former Titans member Tempest. The question: does Beast Boy truly believe that?
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New To You Comics #132: Taking The ‘Phantom Road’ Less Traveled
Everyone has different tastes in comics. Here at New To You Comics, we explore that as Tony and Tom dive
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The Whitest Guy You Know: Reviewing ‘Uncanny Avengers’ #3
Grab the American flag, drape it over the shoulders grandly, and get ready for some hoorah speechifying by Captain America!
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Advance Review: Looking For Some Needed Surprises In ‘Our Bones Dust’ #1
Ben Stenbeck is taking on a lot on Our Bones Dust. A frequent collaborator with the legendary Mike Mignola, Stenbeck
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Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #10 Hurt On Landing
Writer Greg Weisman does well with the characterization in his scripting. His dialogue feels very believable, and sees great enhancement
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Swimming With Tom And Jerry: Esther Williams’ ‘Dangerous When Wet’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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It’s Not A Twilight Thing — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #11
Vengeful teens. Murderous symbiotes. Hobgoblins. Mental Health. Miles Morales has dealt with a lot lately. Add vampires to that list.
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Just The Story Of A Boy: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1075
Batman has a lot of inner demons to battle. Unfortunately, the newest mental resident was placed there by the Orghams.
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Review — ‘Avengers Inc.’ #2 Does A Little Espionage & Murder
Avengers Inc. started last month with a mission statement — a non-team that’s handling super-powered threats and problems that aren’t
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What Was Lost, Now Found: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #144
Since the moment it began, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been a franchise built around the varied concept of family.
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Surviving The American Frontier: ‘Westward The Women’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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An Introspective Odyssey: Juni Ba’s ‘Mobilis: My Life With Captain Nemo’ Reviewed
“It has been centuries since the oceans rose and swallowed up all the nations of men. Now only beasts and
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Gothic Gags And Haunting Horrors: Mark Russell And Peter Snejbjerg’s ‘Cereal’ Reviewed
What started off as a one-off strip repurposing kid’s cereal mascots as highly-emotive, deeply tragic gothic archetypes soon developed into
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