A Rotten Apple From A Rotten Tree: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth And The Exiles’ #4
Arthur Conan Doyle wrote about how whatever remains after eliminating the impossible, however improbable, must be the truth. When it
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A Nightmare Of One’s Own Making: Reviewing ‘Immoral X-Men’ #1
Nathaniel Essex, Mister Sinister if you please, had a dream. That dream saw the world turn most sinister. With a
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‘Redemption Reapers’ Review — A Stunningly Dark And Challenging Tactical RPG
When the trailer for Redemption Raiders dropped a few weeks back, it definitely caught our eye here at Comicon. It
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They’ll Swallow Your Soul: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #101
It’s a whole new day for Blüdhaven as the Titans are together once more as the premiere DC Universe superteam.
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The Captain Will See You Now: Reviewing ‘Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain’ #1
Once upon a time witnessing the evolution of a character through a title (or multiple titles) from the same writer
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Two Cats For The Price Of One: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #52
Superheroes all over live double lives so that they protect those they love and their lives from villain retaliation. Clark
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Hero Or Villain Of The Story: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Finals’ #4
There is a very thin line between the realm of hero and villain within spaces like the Marvel Universe. Characters
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Advance Review: Discoveries Abound In `John Carpenter’s Tales Of Science Fiction – The Envoy’ #1
Imagine searching for extraterrestrial life and instead finding the cure for cancer. Oh, and ghosts too. In John Carpenter’s Tales
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Review: ‘Gargoyles’ #3 Is Somewhat Of A Success
Writer Greg Weisman creates an opening page that will probably confuse some young readers, and those newer to comics. This
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Advance Review: `Phantom Road’ #1 Is A Highway To Who Knows Where
The life of a truck driver can be a lonely one. Days in the cab with nothing but miles of
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Mighty Morphin Mutant Ninjas: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II’ #3
Shredder is back and it’s one of those the enemy of one’s enemy is their friend or at least temporary
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Another mix of comic book news, interviews and TV reviews. All for your perusing pleasure. We start with a couple
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Review Round Up: A Busy Week Of Comic Book Reviews To Catch Up On
That’s right, readers, this week saw us burn through a whole pile of books between us. Comic books from DC
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Advance Review: A Pirate’s Life Isn’t For Me In `Skull And Bones – Savage Storm’ #1
Criminals though they be, we cannot help but to glamorize the life of pirates. In fiction writing, popular movie and
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More Sword, Sorcery And Humour Abound In ‘Barbaric: Hell To Pay’ #2
How hard can to be to take down a species known as the Frog People? Even in Hell? Well, it
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Advance Review: Surviving Multiple Bloodbaths In `Where Monsters Lie’ #2
Connor Hayes’ hero story begins in a familiar way. His mother and sister are murdered, sending the young man down
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The Horrors Are Real: ‘Blue Book’ #1 Reviewed
We live in a weird world, and that includes a lot of things, events and objects we can’t explain. Blue
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A Real Bad Robot: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #105
With the journey of Rita Repulsa to Mistress Vile told, the spotlight returns to the scattered and besieged Power Rangers.
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Finding The True Magic Within: Reviewing ‘Specs’ #4
Sometimes horror can come from a more supernatural place, such as let’s just say, a pair of wish-granting glasses. Other
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Review: ‘Superman’ #1 Is A Return To Greatness
For the last year and a half, the classic Superman title has been retired in favor of Clark Kent leading
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The Webbed Elephant In The Room: Reviewing ‘Mary Jane And Black Cat’ #3
A heist in a hell dimension is already a complicated situation, even more so when one throws in secrets and
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Loads Of Fun But A Little Flawed: Reviewing ‘Masters Of The Universe- Masterverse’ #1 Is
My very first fandom was Masters of the Universe. Some of my earliest memories were of He-Man and his allies
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Book Review – ‘The American Way: A True Story of Nazi Escape, Superman, And Marilyn Monroe’
There are certain stars (and images) that transcend the movies they’re in. James Dean in his red, Rebel Without a
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This Time, It’s Personal: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #137
If a vast game to decide the fate of the world wasn’t enough now Mutant Town’s got an alien invasion
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Review: ‘Spider-Man’ #5 Is Just A Waste
Two issues ago Peter Parker died. In Spider-Man #5 we see that not only is not everything what it seems,
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Beware Of Invading Utroms: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game’ #5
As all the pieces are converging on the playing field, the Rat King’s game moves ever closer to the next
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Love And Death: ‘Plush’ #4 Advance Review
As you might expect, things continue to get weirder in Plush #4, as any semblance of the law is all
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Horrors Unleashed In An Evocative Issue: ‘Canary’ #5 Review
In Scott Snyder and Dan Panosian’s Western-Horror Canary #5, the horror very much takes centre stages as we get the
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Rub-A-Dub-Dub, Sea Monster In The Tub: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #4
Basic hygiene is often considered a fundamental aspect of life, even if one is traveling through a fantasy realm rather
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Advance Review: Spock’s In Trouble In `Star Trek – Strange New Worlds – The Illyrian Enigma’ #3
Captain Christopher Pike seems to have trouble hanging onto his officers. The commander of the USS Enterprise initially lost his
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Advance Review: Politics Takes Center Stage In `Something Is Killing The Children’ #29
As if things weren’t difficult enough for Erica Slaughter, now she has to deal with office politics. On the run
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