Globe-Trotting Espionage And Erotic Take Downs: ‘Gun Honey: Double Down’ #1 Reviewed
From the open pages, writer Charles Ardai and artist Ang Hor Kheng’s Gun Honey: Double Down #1 throw the reader
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Playing Out Those Greatest Hits — Reviewing ‘Justice League: Dream Girls — A DC Pride Event’ #1
Sweet dreams, are made of what? In some cases, they’re made of stolen histories, powers, and the lives of superheroes. Finding yourself living out ever evolving scenarios walking a
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Advance Review: It’s One Long Prison Break In ‘Blood & Thunder’ #14
You knew it wasn’t going to last for long. When bounty hunter-turned-fugitive Blood was arrested and thrown into
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Review: Josiah Bancroft’s ‘The Books Of Babel’ Series
The Books of Babel is a four-volume fantasy series by Josiah Bancroft. Book 1: Senlin Ascends is best described as
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘The Forgotten Divine’ Review
Ahoy Comics has launched its first Kickstarter campaign. And who better to trust in this endeavour than writer and satirist
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Film Review: ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Is Silly And Radical
Welcome to the table, For someone who grew up with He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, there is
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
It’s the weekend once again, and so it’s another round-up of posts hand-picked by our editorial staff. So, let’s dive
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Pick Up The Phone, The 2000s Are Calling — Reviewing ‘Batwoman’ #3
Questions are part of how things are eventually discovered and then learned. We need to ask them to unravel threads.
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The Colorful Power Of Nostalgia — Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #1
Once upon a time, a time displaced space wizard asked his robot companion to summon five teenagers with attitude. That
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Advance Review: Get Nuts With ‘Madman Omnibus’ Vol. 3
The creative team of the narratives consists of writer, artist, and letterer Michael Allred, colorists Laura Allred, Han Allred, along
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Rich Woodall And Jake Allen Unleash Cyberpunk Occult Action With ‘Whomever Wields The Witchhammer’
Welcome to the table, In ages long past, I found myself in New England for a large majority of
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts — Ghosts Of The 21st Century’ #1 Learns From Its Predecessor’s Missteps
It turns out that the bright future depicted in Star Trek isn’t all that much different from today’s reality —
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Toy Review: ‘Star Wars’ The Black Series Quinlan Vos Is An Earned High Point
Our Star Wars month may be over, but that doesn’t mean the Force isn’t still with us. So as we
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It’s A Foot Meets Dog World — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’ #8
Wherever Oroku Saki goes, a path of blood, destruction, and death will be left in his enormous wake. With the
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When Talking To Yourself Pays Off — Reviewing ‘New Titans’ #35
Having friends means being willing to fight the Persian Empire to make sure they are safe and protected. In some
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He-Man Week: Reviewing Mattel’s He-Man “Kid Core” Figure
The Comicon.com team is full of guys in their early to mid-forties. That means that the anticipation for Masters of
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Review — ‘The Twilight Zone’ #7 Needs To Show, Not Tell
Henry the taxidermist is a hero. He and his fellow firefighters recently saved their small town from a devastating blaze,
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Dude, This Is A Real Killer Party — Reviewing ‘Dead Teenagers’ #3
Hiding is a natural instinct, especially when being faced with gruesome time loop deaths. There’s also the hiding that we
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In Marion Davies We Trust: Reviewing Warner Archive’s ‘It’s A Wise Child’
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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Previously On X-Men: It’s Empathy For The Win in ‘X-Men’ #30
It’s a week light on annotations, but with a trio of “high-floor, low-ceiling” issues (and X-Men Infinity). Generation X-23 #4
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Richly Scripted And Visually Stunning: ‘StarHenge Book Two: A Kiss For Atticus’ #1 Advance Review
StarHenge Book Two: A Kiss for Atticus #1 is a dark, brooding and abstract debut issue, revolving around an unnamed
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Gotham Prison Blues — Reviewing ‘Barbara Gordon: Breakout’ #1
Gotham City is even more dangerous than ever, as the Vandal Savage led police force has begun rounding up everyone.
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Jacques Rivette Double Feature: ‘Love On The Ground’ And ‘Up, Down, Fragile’
Three-hour runtimes can give even the most loyal film fans pause. Fans of Jacques Rivette will know he made a
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He-Man Week: ‘Masters Of The Universe: He-Man And The Sword Of Power’ Retro-Review
Writer Don Glut and artist Alfredo Alcala are the only creators of this mini-comic that get official credit. Similar to
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Advance Review — The Killer Finally Takes Center Stage In ‘Dead By Daylight: The Hillbilly’ #3
Better late than never. After being introduced in issue #1 and barely making a cameo in issue #2, the supposed
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
As we continue to enjoy a heatwave here in the UK, with some still denying a climate crisis, I’ve happily
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When Movies Were Black & White: Peter Bogdanovich’s ‘Nickelodeon’ Reviewed
Sometimes hearing the real stories is better than trying to recreate them. Such is the case with Peter Bogdanovich‘s Nickelodeon
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Advance Review: ‘Space Scouts’ Are Questionable Heroes
Artist and letterer David Rubín and color flattener Xulia Pisón are responsible for the creation of most of the visuals.
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‘Directed By … Sidney Lumet’ Vol. 2: ‘A Stranger Among Us,’ ‘Critical Care’ And ‘Gloria’ Reviewed
Director Sidney Lumet‘s later films might not be as revered as The Pawnbroker or Network, but Imprint’s Directed By … Sidney
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Review — The Opera Ghost Is Gloriously Unmasked In ‘Universal Monsters: Phantom Of The Opera’ #4
Some artwork catches your eye. Others grab you in the stomach. Martin Simmonds’ manages to do both. From
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‘Exploit’ #3 Packs A Punch For Different Reasons — A Review
Writers Tim Leong and Laura Hudson open this issue in a way that will probably disorient several readers. The disorientation
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