A Frightening Family Affair: Reviewing ‘Dark Ride’ #7
Dark Ride has always been as much about family strife as it has dealt with horror and theme parks. In
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All Art Is Propaganda: Boots Riley’s ‘I’m A Virgo’ Reviewed
I’m A Virgo is a coming-of-age joyride about Cootie, a 13-foot-tall man, who escapes to experience the beauty and contradictions
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Review: ‘All Against All’ Is A Stunning Sci-Fi Universe
Earth is centuries dead. Interstellar war swallows the galaxy. And on one tiny research station, one faction is about to
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Review — ‘Panya: The Mummy’s Curse’ #1 Spins A Timeless Tale
Welcome to the table, From her first introduction, Panya the psychic, lore-mastering, seemingly eternal mummy has been one of my
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A Fresh Spin On The “Abandoned Area” Horror Trope: Reviewing ‘Dead Mall’ TPB
Welcome to the table, Dead Malls tell all kinds of tales. Being a disabled person, there are so many places
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Behold The Bloody Mayhem: Reviewing ‘Untold Tales Of I Hate Fairyland’ #1
In the realm of fairy tales, there are countless untold tales the masses are clamoring for. Then there’s Gert stories.
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The Jury Says Guilty On All Counts: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #10
Benjamin Sisko’s trial is over. The Cardassians have reached a ruling and justice will be dispensed. What does justice mean?
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Review– ‘Star Trek: Defiant’ #5 Prepares For War
Kahless and the Red Path have taken the galaxy unawares, creating a horrifying vision for the galaxy and an enticing
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A King Enters The Battlefield — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game’ #8
At long last the game is over. Rat King’s dangerous Armageddon Game has come to a powerful status quo-altering conclusion.
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Animosity And A-Bombs: Reviewing ‘Duck And Cover’ #1
The post WWII era of American history is often painted as a time of prosperity and ingenuity, but it is
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Man Or Super-Man? That Is The Question: Reviewing ‘Steelworks’ #2
What would happen if a city known for its supers was able to essentially get along without those same supers?
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Advance Review: Don’t Bother With ‘Don’t Spit In The Wind’ #4
Don’t Spit in the Wind – as well as pretty much all the Earth – comes to an end in
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Review: ‘Under The Influence’ #2 Is Another Viral Hit
Welcome to the table, I work in social media. I do a lot of things, but for the last decade
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Review: ‘Thor’ Annual #1 Gives Us A Terrifying New Vision Of MODOK
He’s become sort of a joke amongst Marvel’s pantheon of villains. Regardless, Thor Annual #1 shows us all why MODOK
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Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #7 Suggests New Things
Writer Greg Weisman continues the original arc with at least two of the ongoing plot lines. Yet, Weisman uses a
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One Person’s Dream Is Another’s Nightmare — Reviewing ‘Knight Terrors: Poison Ivy’ #1
Don’t fall asleep. DC Comics has interrupted the regularly scheduled ongoing comic book series for something much more nightmarish. That’s
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Advance Review: Exploring The Askewniverse’s Dark Recesses In ‘Quick Stops’ HC
Fans of the Askewniverse – Kevin Smith’s movie universe which includes Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy and Dogma – will rejoice in
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend with another selection of popular post from the past week. I’m super busy all weekend wearing
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Review Roundup: Last Week’s Comics Reviews All In One Place
Midweek holidays throw everything into a weird space. There is no more useless workday in the US than Monday, the
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Pogg-Ur-Pogg Is Back And Things Have Never Been Deadlier!: ‘X-Men’ #24 Reviewed
What happens when you have a year to write a particular grouping of characters, but half of that year is
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Round And Round Again — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Last Ronin – The Lost Years’ #4
Flashbacks and montages that fill in gaps are pretty common storytelling tools. Sometimes though, they can be too much. That’s
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Advance Review: D-List Villains To The Rescue In ‘Minor Threats’ TPB
Leave it to a comedic mind like Patton Oswalt’s to find drama in humor. In their first creator-owned series, Oswalt
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Review — ‘Action Comics’ #1056 Ends The Reign Of Cyborg Superman
Cyborg Superman has waged war on the House of El. In Action Comics #1056, Clark Kent and his family fight
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Never Say Their Real Name: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #4
Prejudice, whether conscious or unconscious, takes many forms. Sometimes it puts the lives of others in danger, sometimes your own.
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Returning To The Hell You Know — Reviewing “I Hate Fairyland Vol 5: Gert’s Inferno’
Once upon a time (called 2015) there was a series called I Hate Fairyland, starring a young woman named Gert/Gertrude.
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A Tale Of Captains And Falcons — Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #14
The Cold War has ended. The Captains America have some dangling matters to attend to as their books close out.
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Review — ‘Tim Drake: Robin’ #10 Sacrifices Logic For Nostalgia In Series Finale
The latest in a line of Robin series have come to a close, and it’s a conclusion that creates mixed
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Review: ‘The Nasty’ #3 — More Video Nasty Inspired Horrors With A Twist
More video nasty delights as John Less and Adam Cahoon take us deeper into the craziness of The Nasty as
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Review: ‘No/One’ #4 Takes Family Drama To The Next Level
In anything is certain in No/One, it’s that families are complicated. In the latest issue, newspaper reporter and new podcaster
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Welcome To Golgonooza: Reviewing ‘Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #7
In comic books, just as in life, one thing is certain: when things look brighter than they’ve ever been, certain
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Advance Review: Tula Lotay’s Art Lifts ‘Barnstormers’ #1 To The Stratosphere
Digital comics are fine for readers looking for a good story or those without much space for long boxes full
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