Advance Review: Lemire’s Labor Of Love ‘Fishflies’ #1 Is Worth The Wait
Fishflies has been a long-gestating project for Jeff Lemire. It was worth the wait. Originally presented as part of Lemire’s
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Advance Review: Role Reversal At Play In ‘Rogue Sun’ #13
Talk about a role reversal. For the first several issues of Rogue Sun, Dylan Siegel was receiving not-so-welcome advice from
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Advance Review: `TerrorWar’ #3 Feels Stuck In A Creative Slump
For many comics, a storytelling lag is inevitable. Sometimes it’s deliberate to slow down the story’s pace after a large
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Advance Review: Emotions Run Hot In ‘Time Before Time’ #24
Would you risk everything – even time itself – to go back into the past as saved a loved one?
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Advance Review: `Swan Songs’ #1 Finds The Beauty In Endings
The end of the world never looked so beautiful. In artist Martin Simmonds hands, even a dying mother and a
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Review — `Murder Inc.: Jagger Rose’ #2 Showcases Oeming’s Art And Soma’s Colors
Call it alchemy. In comics, it’s those rare times when an illustrator and colorist work so perfectly together that they
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Echoes’ #2 Focuses On Secondary Characters
One of the great injustices in Star Trek’s original series is that secondary characters were largely ignored in favor of
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Advance Review: Exploring The Kelvin Timeline In ‘Star Trek Library Collection’ Vol. 1
It’s difficult to believe that the JJ Abrams’ Star Trek film debuted 14 years ago. Since then, Trek has lived
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Advance Review: Love Rules In ‘Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ Vol. 1
As unlikely as it may seem, the apocalypse is apparently the perfect place to set a love story. Or at
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Advance Review: In ‘Requiem’ #1 No One Can Remember Your Scream
A spaceship unexpectedly encounters a sister vessel, only to find most of the crew killed in horrific ways. Only the
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Advance Review: ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – The Dog Of War’ #3 Is A Nice Throwback
If the recently wrapped Star Trek: Picard had you hankering for more episodes of The Next Generation, then The Dog
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Advance Review: Connecting Stories Make For A Better Tale In ‘Phantom Road’ #4
Three issues ago, Phantom Road started off as a relatively straightforward story – or at least as straightforward as a
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Advance Review (NSFW): ‘Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #6
There’s no delicate way to put this, so let’s just get it out: Once Upon a Time at the End
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Advance Review: It’s Raining Angels In ‘Blood Tree’ #5
The body count in Blood Tree is growing exponentially. Wingman, the serial killer who targets the families of murderers, starts
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Advance Review: `Hairball’ #3 Pivots To A Psychological Thriller
The line between sanity and insanity in Hairball is no longer clear. In the first issues, it was clear that
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The Next Great Swords & Sorcery Adventure: ‘The Shadows Of Thule’ Advance Review
Welcome to the table, Read this… When a Roman general, manipulated by a necromancer, decides to awaken an ancient plague,
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Advance Review: ‘Bone Orchard – Tenement’ #1 Shakes Up Comic Book Monotony
Leave it to master storytellers Jeff Lemire and Andrew Sorrentino to defy conventional comic book wisdom while enticing readers to
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Advance Review: ‘Star Trek – Picard – Stargazer’ Saves The Best For The End
Star Trek: Picard – Stargazer starts off in warp drive, quickly falls into a wormhole, then saves the day at
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Advance Review: Small Talk Is Big In `W0rldTr33’ #2
After launching his new series, W0rldtr33, out of a cannon in its premiere issue, writer James Tynion IV takes a
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Advance Review: It’s Hero Vs. Hero In `Torrent’ #4
Sure superheroes make their living fighting the likes of Thanos and Kang and Darkseid. But every so often, the real
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Advance Review: Earth Is A Mess In ‘Don’t Spit In The Wind’ #3
The Earth is in rough shape in Stefano Cardoselli’s Don’t Spit in the Wind #3. The planet — or what’s
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Advance Review: Hitting The Sophomore Slump In `TerrorWar’ #2
TerrorWar has hit the sophomore slump. After a strong first issue, the follow-up chapter just kind of…is. It’s not bad,
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Advance Review: Artwork Brings New Layers To `Time Before Time’ #23
They’re almost out of time. That may seem unlikely for a group of time travelers, with issue #23 of Time
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Advance Review: `Land of Danger’ #1 Gives A Voice To The Marshallese
The dawn of the Atomic Age in the 1940s and 50s had a huge impact on popular culture. Words like
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Advance Review: Lusting After Some Amazing Art In `Exorcists Never Die’ #2
If you’re going to have a comic book series that features a new villain every month, you might as well
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Advance Review: Boldy Going In `Star Trek – The Motion Picture – Echoes’ #1
While Star Trek has explored a lot of different time periods, little is known about the time immediately after the
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Advance Review: `Ice Cream Man’ #35 Gets Meta
The anthology series Ice Cream Man has never been afraid of being self-referential. When writer W. Maxwell Prince explores a
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Advance Review: Peeling Layers Of The Onion In `No/One’ #3
Any 10-part series is bound to hit a rough spot or two. For No/One, it happens in issue #3. The
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Advance Review: `Dark Ride’ #6 Gets A Bit Trashy
If you thought Dark Ride’s Devil Land was scary, wait until you see what’s underneath it. Most of this sixth
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Advance Review: ‘The Incal- Dying Star’ Is A Must-Read For Weird Fiction Fans
Welcome to the table, A slowly mutating cosmic violin-playing half-reptilian space commander leads a group of ghost pirate holograms on
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Advance Review: Oeming And Soma Are Killing It In `Murder Inc. – Jagger Rose’ #1
Welcome to the world of Murder Inc.: Jagger Rose, where the five crime families rule the country through fear, murder
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