Reviewing ‘Billionaire Island: Cult Of Dogs’ #4
In Billionaire Island: Cult of Dogs #4 we once more get a good mixture of satire, social commentary and philosophy.
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Shocks And Spells: ‘The Magic Order’ Vol.4 #2 Advance Review
The great Magic Order purge continues afoot in The Magic Order Vol.4 #2 led by the treacherous Albany. It seems
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What Came First, Genosha Or Threshold?: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #11
Once upon a time, the nation of Genosha was wiped out to kick off a new era for Marvel’s X-Men
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Advance Review: Scouts Rule In `Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #4
There are the Boy Scouts depicted in Normal Rockwell’s paintings and then there at the Wasteland Rangers in Once Upon
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There Is No Magic Cure: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #11
Life is a series of choices that are often categorized as being good or bad depending on the circumstances or
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Advance Review: The Craziest Thing You’ve Ever Heard In `Ice Cream Man’ #34
What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever heard? It’s a question that keeps coming up between two homeless men who find
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Advance Review: Timing Is Everything In `The Rocketeer – The Great Race’ TPB
As with comedy, one of the secrets to storytelling is timing. When to reveal certain plot points. When is the
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Something For The Weekend: Your Weekly Dose Of Popular Posts
Here’s this weekend’s rundown of some of the more popular posts we’ve share with you over the past week. We
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Review Round Up: All The Past Week’s Comic Reviews
As the title says, once again we’ve rounded up all the past week’s reviews in one place. Another smorgasbord of
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One Fateful Choice: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #15
One of the truest cores of Batgirls as a series is the relationship between Cassandra Cain and Stephanie Brown. Best
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Advance Review: `SkullCat And The Curious Castle’ Challenges Kids’ Assumptions
First days on the job can be rough. But for Scully the Cat debut as a gardener may take the
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This Thing Called Life: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #7
Mayhem and chaos have ruled since the moment eight billion genies showed up and changed the world forever. Human ingenuity,
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Review: Invasion! In ‘X-Men’ #19
When it comes to dangling plot threads, the X-Men line has always been full of them. It can often be
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Review: ‘Avengers Forever’ #14 Is Big On Action, But Thin On Plot Development
With the identity of the Prime Avenger revealed and the threat of a multiverse of Doctor Dooms attacking, the high
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Advance Review: `Dead Mall’ #4 Is No Blue Light Special
It’s difficult to believe that a four-part series could wear out its welcome so quickly. Yet somehow Dead Mall did.
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It’s Not Goodbye, It’s See You Later: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #18
In this modern era of relaunches and rebrandings, eighteen issues is a pretty solid number for a comic series. If
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Love Is In The Air: Reviewing ‘Next Time We Love’ For Valentine’s Day
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder but for recently married couple, Chris (James Stewart) and Cicely Tyler (Margaret
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The Moment We’ve Been Waiting For: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #30
After numerous issues stuck under the control of the increasingly just truly awful Beast, Wolverine is somewhat back to normal.
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One Piece Diaries #46: Thriller Bark Arc #4
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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Film Review: ‘Knock At The Cabin’
Like his films or not, there’s no denying that M. Night Shyamalan (Old) has talent. But as time has
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Danger From All Sides: Reviewing ‘Monarch’ #1
One of the great things about creating stories is being able to take a known type or genre and give
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The Future’s Not Set: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game – The Alliance’ #4
Sometimes a glimpse of your future can have a lasting effect, especially a particularly bad future. Various characters have learned
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The Abyss Stares Back: Reviewing ‘Static: Shadows Of Dakota’ #1
First chapters/entries into a story have the unenviable task of setting a foundation and/or tone for what comes next. Sequels
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Advance Review: Abusive Relationships Abound In `A Foulness In The Walls’
As destructive as they are abusive relationships can be hard to break out of. Whether it’s the abused partner’s lack
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Teenage Kicks Right Through The Night: ‘Night Club’ #3 Advance Review
Danny, Amy and Sam continue to live their best lives in Night Club #3 as newly turned vampires keen to
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Review: ‘Red Goblin’ #1 Is The Most Unexpected Of Spin-Offs
Red Goblin is a strange story when you think of it. It’s a spin-off of a spin-off, starring a character
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A Date Night From Hell: Reviewing ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #19
Peter Parker and Felicia Hardy have done the “will-they, won’t they” dance before, as they try to figure things out.
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Advance Review: Trekkers Deserve Better Than `Star Trek: Resurgence’ #4
When it comes to Star Trek captains, there’s no middle ground. They are either living legends like James T. Kirk
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Review: ‘Superliminal Latency’ Is An Assortment Of Literary Rides
There are a variety of different genres in this book. Those looking for more realistic settings will obviously prefer the
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Review: ‘Old Dog’ #3 Another Issue, Another Mission, As Old Dog Gets Better And Better
Declan Shalvey’s Old Dog might have started out just a little slow for my liking but, damn, Shalvey’s not put
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Advance Review – ‘Nemesis: Reloaded’ #2 And The Seedy, Secret Origin Of Your Favourite Bad Guy
Batman has Joe Chill and in Nemesis: Reloaded #2 we get his own Joe Chill. And, as you’d probably expect,
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