A Big Old Pool Of Blood: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #3
A leopard can’t change its spots, and the Church of Blood can’t either. That’s what the Titans seem to believe.
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Review: ‘Captain America’ #1 Gives Steve — Not Cap — A New Mission
Steve Rogers is one of the best people in fiction. He’s the definition of “neutral good”- a hero that does
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Review: ‘Under The Influence’ #3 Continues To Get My Follow
Welcome to the table, Recently, I have been trying to get my screen time down. It’s not that I am
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Advance Review — ‘Black Hammer: The End’ #2 Unleashes Multiversal Madness
If you have to tell tired stories about the multiverse, it’s best to really lean into them. That’s the approach
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Advance Review: Pondering What’s Next In ‘Midlife (Or How To Hero At Fifty!)’ #1
For many of us, turning 50 is a momentous – and pretty scary – occasion. It unofficially marks the beginning
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Blumhouse-Esque Satire: ‘Rumpus Room’ #1 Review
In many ways AWA’s Rumpus Room #1 is something of a departure for writer Mark Russell, but also somewhat familiar
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An Impressive, Hard-Hitting, Highly Emotive Debut: Reviewing ‘Wonder Woman’ #1
Straight out the gate Wonder Woman #1 is an impressive and powerful first issue; a taut and tense storyline that
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Review: A Mournful Gloom Clings To The Cimmerian In ‘Conan The Barbarian’ #3
Welcome to the table, “…Cursed to service and slaughter.” One of my favorite parts of sword and sorcery
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A Barrel Full Of Logans: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #37
Krakoa has fallen, but Wolverine has bigger fish to fry. Those fish would be his three rogue Beast-grown clones. The
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
Happy Saturday! The gang has been busy all week, bringing your daily comics convention to PCs, phones, and devices around
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Toronto International Film Festival 2023: ‘The Critic’ Film Review
Another film that premiered at Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) last week was Anand Tucker’s The Critic, a period drama
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Manga Review: ‘#DRCL Midnight Children’ Volume #1
#DRCL midnight children, a manga by Shin-ichi Sakamoto and published by Shueisha and Viz Signature, is loosely inspired by Bram
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Have You Slapped A Fascist Today? — Reviewing ‘Uncanny Avengers’ #2
A Brotherhood of Mutants sure is making things tough for mutants. Good thing the Uncanny Avengers have risen once more.
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Review — ‘Gargoyles: Dark Ages’ #3 Comes To The Rescue
Writer Greg Weisman creates a solid script for the main story. However, Weisman seems to use an anachronistic word to
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Sean Connery Orchestrates A Caper: ‘The Anderson Tapes’ Reviewed
Someone is listening. Someone is watching. Add in, “He knows when you’re awake,” and the trailer for Sidney Lumet’s The
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A Whole New Dimension Of Wonderful Terror: Reviewing ‘The Cull’ #2
A group of teenagers ignoring every horror story rule while traipsing through a creepy dimension. Surely, nothing will go wrong.
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Toronto International Film Festival 2023: ‘Finestkind’ Film Review
Boasting a strong cast, the story revolves around inveterate and ageing fisherman Ray Eldridge (Tommy Lee Jones) and his estranged
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Forsaking Love For War: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #57
Mom and Dad are at war, and everyone, including the citizens of Gotham City, is now stuck in the middle.
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Book Review: ‘Bride of Frankenstein’ (Midnight Movie Monographs)
You know a film is a classic when 88 years after its release people are still finding new things to
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Chaotic Cat-Filled Fun: Reviewing ‘Purr Evil’ #2
Welcome to the table, I love my cats. They all have very unique personalities and they are all attentive and
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Advance Review: ‘Edenwood’ #1 Mashes Up A Bunch Of Stuff I Already Like
Welcome to the table, My 30+ year TTRPG campaign has a major plot point focused on a war between witches
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Warner Archive Visits France: ‘Gay Purr-ee’ And ‘The Last Time I Saw Paris’ 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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Savor Each And Every Bite: Reviewing ‘Rare Flavours’ #1
Pull up a seat and prepare to embark on a journey that will delight the senses and tingle the taste
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Hold Back The Secrets Of The Deep: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #106
Welcome back to Blüdhaven. The nightmares are at last over, and Nightwing’s focus is squarely back on his adopted home.
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Review: ‘Gotta Go’ Is Funny, Delightful Stuff
Well, Owen might say no now but, don’t you just know it, it’s not long into their trip to Grampa’s
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Advance Review: ‘A Haunted Girl’ #1 Helps Its Writers To Exorcise Their Demons
For writers, the art of writing goes far beyond mere communications. It’s a way of coping with an often cruel
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Review: ‘Fishflies’ #2 Explores Childlike Innocence
A child’s innocence is ripe with potential for storytellers. Jeff Lemire, in particular, uses kids to help introduce the reader
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Review: ‘Something Is Killing The Children’ #33 Starts To Return To Form
It’s taken way too long, but in the latest issue of Something is Killing the Children reminds us why we
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Thrills, Kills And Daring Escapes: ‘Big Game’ #3 Review
With only five issues in which to tell a story Mark Millar himself compares to the classic crossovers of yesteryear,
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Toronto International Film Festival 2023: ‘The Holdovers’ Film Review
Alexander Payne‘s new film The Holdovers was one of the screenings I looked forward to the most at this year’s
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How To Train Your Gert…Or Not: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #9
Beware dear reader, because between these pages, there be dragons. What’s worse than a normal dragon? A Gertrude dragon. I
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