Advance Review: Confronting The Angel Killer In `Blood Tree’ #6
For a fantastical story about a serial killer who preys on the families of other criminals – forcing them to
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Reviews
How An Unsent Letter Can Get You Pinned For Murder: ‘The Sunday Woman’ Reviewed
If there’s a moral to Luigi Comencini’s The Sunday Woman, it’s this: never assume your actions won’t have consequences. You might
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #28 May Get Peter Parker Back On Track
After some of the most abysmal Spider-Man stories in Peter Parker’s history, Amazing Spider-Man really had nowhere to go but
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Really Good At Being This Bad — Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy – Volume One: The Virtuous Cycle’
A growing number of colorful ‘rogues’ from Gotham City cross paths with Batman regularly. Some of them more than others.
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Like Son, Like Father: Reviewing ‘Cyborg’ #2
Superhero stories are at their absolute best when we’re seeing behind both the literal and the proverbial masks they wear.
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Does Whatever A Spider Can — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #7
Carnage continues to unleash carnage upon the citizens of New York City. Heroes and villains alike are seemingly no match
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One Piece Diaries #54: Amazon Lily Arc #2
One Piece is one of the most beloved anime in history, but at over 1,000 episodes, it’s tough for those who
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Advance Review: There’s Little To Like In ‘Crusader’ #1
Let’s get this out of the way to begin with: I do not think Crusader is a good comic book.
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Review: ‘Christopher Chaos’ #1 Is Anything But Pedestrian
Welcome to the table, It’s no secret I enjoy weird stuff. There is something fun about non-traditional stories that hook
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Review: ‘Saturday Morning Adventures Dungeons & Dragons’ #3 Rolls Minimal Damage
Welcome to the table, I’ve talked about the adventures of the Dragonborn Paladin and The Cat Wizard before. Two characters
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Hanging Out With Old Friends — Reviewing ‘Hellboy 1957: Fearful Symmetry’
Welcome to the table, Ron Perlman once said I’ve always felt there were aspects of me that were monstrous, and
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A Looming Sense Of Dread: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #109
Mistress Vile is closer to achieving her goals, pushing the Rangers and their allies to the very brink. The event
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Captain Now And Forever More– Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #5
Back in 2019, Morgan le Fay and Betsy Braddock faced off and the latter became Captain Britain in the process.
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We Need To Talk About Gertrude: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #06
Fairyland has a Gert problem…again. Double-crossed and abandoned, adult Gert presents quite a crisis for the new King and council.
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And To All A Good Night!: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #19
Once a Batgirl, always a Batgirl. What a statement to open and close the final issue of a short-lived series.
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Review: Love Is In The Air In ‘Superman’ #5
Jimmy Olsen might be the greatest supporting character in all of comics. But one thing he’s not great at is
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Faster Than A Speeding Bullet?: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #2
At long last, the former sidekicks are taking the spotlight. Too bad it might be deadly for one of them.
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The Queen Of Crime Rises Once Again: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #56
War is coming for Gotham. On the eve of that war, one participant has completed her majorly bold opening moves.
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Three Slayers, Two Vampires, One Crab God: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #15
Wisdom might say the more slayers, the better. Unless baddies can use those slayers to open a permanent hell gate.
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Advance Review: Odd Pacing Negates The Horror In ‘Brynmore’ #1
Brynmore #1 is a slow-burn horror story. Like really…slow…burn. At least, that’s what it seems to be. So much of
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Advance Review: Back To The Ordinary Terror In ‘W0rldtr33’ #3
We now return to our regularly scheduled story. After an issue in which writer James Tynion IV had fun exploring
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The Hunters Become The Hunted: Reviewing ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #3
The galaxy’s biggest heroes are at their lowest. How much further will they fall as Grootfall looms over them all?
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1000 Lives In 24 Hours: ‘Avengers’ #2 Reviewed
Kang has come to the Avengers, dying and in desperate need of help. It’s exactly the situation that Earth’s Mightiest
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Postcard Pastel Colored Dream: Wes Anderson’s ‘Asteroid City’ Reviewed
Asteroid City takes place in a fictional American desert town circa 1955. Synopsis: The itinerary of a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet
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Living Out Those Superhero Fantasies: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #105
It would be easy to gaze upon the format of Nightwing #105 and declare that the issue is just a
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome, welcome one and all to another round up of some of the more popular posts of the past week.
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Alain Delon Tries To Save His Own Head: Reviewing ‘Joy House’ On Blu-Ray
If you’re going to have an affair with someone’s wife, you should probably avoid women who are married to gangsters.
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Review: ‘Arcade Kings’ #2 Smashes The Strong Punch Button
Welcome to the table, “Spare me the lore, loser!” The line above is just another reason I am comfortable saying
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Wong The Not So Secret Agent Man: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #4
For the longest time, wherever there was Doctor Strange there would be Wong. That was then, and this is now.
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A Sea Of Red Upon Us All: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #9
Cardassian “justice” is always swift and truly brutal. The strike of the Red Path is just as swift and brutal.
Read moreReview: ‘Incredible Hulk’ #1 Heads Back Into Horror
The Hulk has always straddled Marvel’s line in-between their superheroes and their horror and monster lines that preceded them. In
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