Advance Review — Beware The Holodeck (And The Dialogue) In ‘Star Trek: Holo-Ween’ #1
Ah, the legendary Star Trek holodeck – where an untold number of plot points are born and routine leisure activities
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Reviews
For Those Who Never Lost Their Sense Of Wonder: Reviewing ‘Kill Your Darlings’ #1
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, I escaped into my own imagination more often than not. I
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We Love A Bit Of Mess: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #14
The nightmares are over. It’s time to return to the regularly scheduled pheromonal programming. Except things are far from normal.
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Explore Faith, Belief, And Survival From All Sides: Reviewing ‘The Sacrificers’ #2
Welcome to the table, Faith is a powerful thing. It can convince a small child they are disabled because they
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Review — ‘Batman’ #137 Shows A Bat-Family And Gotham Divided
Batman #137 shows The Gotham War in full swing. It’s a story that shows the faults in Batman’s way of
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Review — ‘X-Men’ #26 Is An Unexpected New Start
Last issue, X-Men started a new path forward for Kate Pryde. This issue, Emma Frost gets her direction and it
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A Deadly Thing Called Love: Reviewing ‘Untold Tales Of I Hate Fairyland’ #3
Love. Vampires. Knights. Witches. Fairyland has it all. Too bad they’re also all things that Gert will most definitely destroy.
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Resurgence’ TPB Is Anything But
With the success of new streaming series like Star Trek: Lower Decks and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Star Trek
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Advance Review: ‘Swallower Of Shades’ #1 Leaves Readers Hanging
From That Texas Blood to Canary, comics books that mix Westerns with horror have grown in popularity lately. A new
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Beware The Self Righteous One: Reviewing ‘Immortal X-Men’ #15
At the dawn of the Hellfire Gala, mutants lost everything. They lost Krakoa, many lives, and they even each other.
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Advance Review: ‘Junior Baker The Righteous Faker’ #1 Is A Visual Extravaganza
Artist Ryan Quackenbush’s name doesn’t appear on today’s lists of top talent in the comic book industry. But after his
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From The Last Week
With just over a month to go before New York Comic Con 2023, the gang has been busy arranging exclusive
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Advance Review – Soma’s Colors Shine Brightly In ‘Murder Inc.: Jagger Rose’ #5
Like letterers, comic book colorists are often overlooked by readers (and reviewers) unless they make a questionable creative decision that
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Soaring High Once More: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #1
Black Canary has a deadly personal mission and needs to gather the best team. Enter the new Birds Of Prey.
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Blood, Steel, And Orc Love: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #2
One would assume that building and fleshing out a new fantasy world would take quite a significant amount of time.
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Review — ‘Blue Beetle’ #1 Is A Unique And Delightful Trip Into The DC Universe
There’s no denying that Jaime Reyes is one of the most unique and exciting characters in the DC Universe. Now
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Review — ‘Ultimate Invasion’ #3 Is Full Of Interesting Ideas And Not Much Else
Ultimate Invasion has already hit its penultimate issue, and it’s a lot of interesting. But does much happen inside? Jonathan
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Review — ‘Incredible Hulk’ #3 Brings That Old Time Religion
The Hulk’s entire mythology changed over the last few years. In the latest volume of Incredible Hulk that continues, and
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Deathlok Is The One Who Knocks: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #3
Wedding bells are ringing in Birnin T’Chaka, and they come with a side of death. More like a Deathlok actually.
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Review: ‘Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #9 Channels The Pandemic
We’ve seen the rise of Golgonooza. Now it’s time for the fall. The once-alluring paradise at the center of the
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Delivered With Love: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 30th Anniversary Special’ #1
Ever had that moment where suddenly the realization of how long it’s been since something truly beloved entered the world?
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Advance Review: A High-Flying Conclusion In ‘Barnstormers’ #3
From its outset, Barnstormers has been about three characters. While the initial focus has been on the two high-flying criminals
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Advance Review: Face To Face With The Devil In ‘Dark Ride’ #8
They don’t call him Danny D. Evil for nothing. The mascot of the amusement park Devil Land takes center stage
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Advance Review: ‘Torrent’ Vol. 1 TPB Tells A Familiar, But Enjoyable, Revenge Story
Michelle Metcalf starts off Torrent at the top of the world. She’s a superhero named Crackerjack who seems to be
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A Not So Great Day To Die: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #11
Generally, honesty is the best policy. One exception would concern being brutally honest with a (possibly) formerly homicidal android brother.
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Advance Review: ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #2 Is Not Your Typical Western
No one is going to complain that there isn’t enough action in the latest chapter of The Enfield Gang Massacre.
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Something For The Labor Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Happy Labor Day weekend, my American chums. To help you fill in your down time, let me present for you
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From The Past Week
Happy Labor Day Weekend from all of us at Comicon! We hope you’re having a safe celebration, whatever that looks
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Advance Review: The End Becomes The Beginning In ‘Swan Songs’ #3
What happens when the end becomes the beginning? Do Adam and Even get to live in Eden for a time?
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Advance Review: Great Artwork Saves `Exorcists Never Die’ #6
Sebastian Piriz has literally been through hell and back during Exorcists Never Die – and he has taken his readers
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In Hell They’ll Be Good Company: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #36
Mutants have been banished and slaughtered by Orchis. Seems likely that Wolverine would be in the thick of brutal vengeance.
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