Review: Scout Comics’ ‘Count Dante’ #1 Is Solid Gold
Welcome to the table, My buddy Jim loved action movies. Jim loved comics and toys and music and pop culture.
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A Fiery New TTRPG-Inspired Magmapunk Comic: Reviewing ‘Tales Of Vulcania’ #1
Welcome to the table, As a fan of various punk genres, from punk rock to afro punk to Punky Brewster
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Advance Review: ‘Cat Fight’ #1 Will Steal Your Heart (And Maybe Your Wallet)
Welcome to the table, The romanticized cat burglar is a hallmark of all manner of media, from comics and cartoons
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Amazon Versus Witch, Winner Takes All: Reviewing ‘Scarlet Witch’ #4
Wanda Maximoff is a hero with a new mission; to help those who have nowhere else to turn for help.
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Review: ‘Batman’ #134 Is Engaging But Predictable
Batman has been exiled into a world he never existed. In Batman #134, he’s finally making a difference in this
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Advance Review: An EPIC For The Modern Age- ‘Hunt. Kill. Repeat.’ #2
Welcome to the table, I love stories about gods. Something about personifications with personalities that are just as flawed and
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Punching Fascists Has Never Been So Punk-Rock Before: Reviewing ‘Spider-Punk’
For every Spider-Man or member of the X-Men or Avenger that has caught on at Marvel, tons more characters didn’t.
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A Truly One-Of-A-Kind Comic Experience: Reviewing ‘The Giant KOKJÜ’ #1
Welcome to the table, I’m sitting here trying to answer a single question… “What the hell did I just read?”
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Heard It Through The Mycelial Network: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #11
One of the things that help endear characters to the audience is relatability. Seeing them deal with issues similar to
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From The Depths Of Winter To The Joys Of Summer: Reviewing ‘The Seasons Have Teeth’ #1
Welcome to the table, There was a guy who showed up at the comic shop when I was in my
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Review: IDW Takes Us Back With ‘Saturday Morning Adventures- Dungeons And Dragons’ #1
Welcome to the table, For many of us, one of the bright spots in our childhood memories comes from Saturday
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Advance Review: `Phantom Road’ #2 Is Less Than The Sum Of Its Parts
By no stretch of the imagination is Phantom Road a bad comic book. It’s just that it isn’t a particularly
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Advance Review: Meeting The Newest Recruit In ‘The Ambassadors’ #2
In The Ambassadors #2 we get to meet the next two Ambassadors to be recruited into service and, through the
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Review: ‘TMNT/Usagi Yojimbo- Wherewhen’ #1 Is A Nostalgic Work Of Art
Welcome to the table, One of the first games I remember seeing actual RPG books for was Palladium’s Teenage Mutant
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Advance Review: `White Savior’ #4 Laughs Its Way To The Finish
There’s a lot going on in the conclusion to the White Savior limited series. The time-displaced would-be hero Todd Parker
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Nothing Last Forever, Not Even Forever: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #18
For eighteen issues, Stillwater has focused on the horror of both immortality and the horror of being stripped of choice.
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Advance Review: Exploring Devil’s Land’s Origins In `Dark Ride’ #5
After a few months’ hiatus, Dark Ride is back, this time filling readers in on the spooky park’s dark history.
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Rediscovering The Joy Of Comics With Dark Horse Comics’ ‘B.P.R.D. Omnibus’ Vol.1
Welcome to the table, Do you remember the days of visiting a local comic shop, where the owner was a
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Advance Review – The Master Criminal’s Master Plan Just Got More Intriguing In ‘Nemesis: Reloaded’ #4
As Nemesis continues to find inventive but cruel ways to take down those in the LAPD responsible for his parents’
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Review: ‘Adventures Of Superman- Jon Kent’ #2 Squanders Its Potential
The future of Jon Kent seemed to be bright, even with some bumps along the path of his relaunched opening
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Review: ‘Spider-Man’ #7 Is All Flash
Spider-Man launched with huge fanfare and promises of an event years in the making. With the ‘End of the Spider-Verse’
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Something For The Easter Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Spring has finally arrived here in the UK, and not a moment too soon. Easter weekend for a heathen like
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Review Round Up: Collecting All The Past Week’s Comic Book Reviews
More review to share with you on the holiday weekend, so if you’ve got nothing better to do, why not
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At The End Of Everything, Only The Sinister Remain: Reviewing ‘Immoral X-Men’ #3
The USS Enterprise 1701 famously went on a five-year mission to explore strange new worlds and seek out new civilizations.
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Welcome To Beast’s Emporium Of Wolverines And Death: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #32
Once upon a time, basically the early 2000’s, Marvel Comics had Wolverine appearing in a good portion of their publications.
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Review: ‘Night Club’ #4 Takes A Turn To The Dark Side
The latest issue of Mark Millar and Juanan Ramírez’s Night Club continues to be something that land halfway between The
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Will You Be My Captain? Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #2
Betsy Braddock has been Captain Britain for years now, and she’s pretty darn tired of having to prove that fact.
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One Piece Diaries #49: Sabaody Archipelago Arc #1
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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Mutant Morphin Mayhem: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II’ #4
Mutant Rangers, Turtle Rangers, and Megazords oh my! Fans of the Ninja Turtles and the Power Rangers are eating well.
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Daddy, Will You Love Me Now? Reviewing ‘Sabretooth And The Exiles’ #5
Victor Creed is many things. Most of them are pretty terrible. One of those things includes being a father. Unsurprisingly,
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A New York State Of Mind: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ Volume Two
Launching and establishing any new series, chiefly those for relatively new characters, can be quite difficult to do at times.
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