May The Fourth Be With You: A Grim Future In ‘Star Wars: Legacy V1’
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Reviews
A Relatively Healthy Heap Of Character Growth: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #12
Much like many books, life tends to happen in chapters, where the conclusion of one tends to lead right into
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May The Fourth Be With You- The Lost Story Of Order 66 In ‘Star Wars: Kanan’ V1
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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May The Fourth Be With You: An Unexplored Era Revealed In ‘Star Wars: Obi-Wan And Anakin’
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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May The Fourth Be With You: A Most Violent Cover-Up In ‘Star Wars: Captain Phasma’
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. To celebrate, we
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Review: ‘Lot 13’ Is A Masterclass In Comics Horror
Welcome to the table, When you have enough TTRPG books, novels, cards, and comics to stock a small store, moving
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It Came From Inside The House: Reviewing ‘The Neighbors’ #2
It’s often hard to fully determine which is worse: the fear of the unknown or the fear of the known.
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Reviewing Hedrek: ‘Night Of The Mummers #1 And #2’: A Detective Folk Horror With Style And Chills
Columbo meets the Wicker Man in a Cornish murder mystery – Hedrek’s a brilliant folk horror comic that you don’t
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Advance Review: ‘Prometheus In Chains’ #1 – A Moody And Surreal Take On Frankenstein
Welcome to the table, Sometimes if you go into a story with no situational understanding of what is going on
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Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #5 Swipes A Familiar Plot
This issue features several plot lines most of which are reliant on clichés. However, there is one that writer Greg
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Two Captains For The Price Of One: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol Of Truth’ #12
Bucky Barnes, now known as The Revolution, has made his biggest move yet as a member of the Outer Circle.
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The Rise Of A Furious…Hero? Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #3
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Unless the imitator is a super-hero murdering multidimensional robot that is.
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Advance Review: It’s Puppy Love In `Deep Space Nine – The Dog Of War’ #2
Welcome to Deep Space K-9! No, not the station where we first met the infamous Tribbles. Instead, this station is
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Advance Review: The Cat Keeps Coming Back In `Hairball’ #2
There is an old folk song, popularized by musician Fred Penner and sung by countless children around the campfire called
Read moreAdvance Review: Don’t Look For A Satisfying Ending In `Where Monsters Lie’ #4
If they are good for anything, the creative team behind Where Monsters Lie certainly knows how to grab readers’ attention.
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For All Things There Is A Story: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1071
Stories have power. They entertain. They inform. They give insight. They tell us where we’ve been and where we might
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A Hell Of One’s Own Making: Reviewing ‘Mary Jane And Black Cat’ #5
When performing a heist for a villain, it’s always a good idea to have that proverbial ace up the sleeve.
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Advance Review: Vibrant Colors Paint The Picture In `Blood Stained Teeth’ Vol. 2
It isn’t often that the star of a series is the colorist, but in the case of Blood Stained Teeth,
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Advance Review: Peter J. Tomasi Delivers A Great Script For `Blood Tree’ #4
In the mind of Blood Tree’s killer, the sins of the father are visited upon the son, and the daughter,
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Review: ‘Unstoppable Doom Patrol’ #2 Is Surreal, Surprising And Shocking
As we drop in on a mission in media res, with Beast Girl saving and thereby taking on a new
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
After a weekend off, I’m back again to present to you some of our more popular post from the week.
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Review Round Up: Rounding Up All The Past Week’s Comic Book Reviews
Welcome to the weekend and another round up of all the comic book reviews we posted this week. Leading the
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Nothing To Fear But Fear And Nightmares Themselves: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #2
There is something truly amiss in the magical realms. Luckily, for some, there are two Sorcerers Supreme on the case.
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Review (NSFW): ‘Money Shots Comes Again’ #1 Stands Up (Without Any Blue Pills)
Welcome to the table, Trigger Warning: Talk of nudity and sideboob My parents were friends with these people who had
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The Fast And The Furriest: Reviewing ‘Plush’ #6
Considering the main cast of characters get dressed up in fuzzy, fluffy, furry suits, it is a testament of artist
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Divided They Fell, But United They Stand: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Finals’ #6
Since the moment the gates opened to the inaugural class of students of Strange Academy, a prophecy has hovered around
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Back To The Start, Where It All Began: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #7
The God-Killer Kahless has (momentarily) retreated. Captain Sisko is home with his family. A moment to reunite & regroup. Familiar
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Review: ‘The Ambassadors’ #3 Is A Tour De Force Of Outstanding Art
The latest issue of Mark Millar’s The Ambassadors transports us to Paris, France. Which is an exceptionally handy destination given
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Review: `Who Killed Sarah Shaw?’ Chapter 1 Is A Familiar True Crime Story
For whatever reason, true crime has captured the imaginations of bloggers, streaming shows and audiences. Perhaps it’s the idea that
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Review: ‘Sidereal Apogee’ #5 Mostly Succeeds While Referencing A Movie
Writer Phoebe A. Xavier creates some believable futuristic scenarios. Xavier also raises some questions in relation to technology and corporations
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Don’t Get Between A Batgirl And Their Home: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #17
Authoritarian figures. Serial killers. Toxic parents. The Batgirls have faced numerous dangerous threats since they moved to The Hill. As
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