Advance Review: A Disappointing Family Reunion In `Time Before Time’ #20
It probably makes sense that a family reunion billions of years in the making wouldn’t live up to expectations. But
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Advance Review: The Useful Idiot Saves The Day In `Spy Superb’ #2
Jay Bartholomew III is not your typical secret agent. In fact, it’s so much of a secret that Bartholomew doesn’t
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Advance Review: Playing In The Ball Pit From Hell In `Dead Mall’ #3
Kids playlands are staples of any mall from the last several decades. These kiddie wonderlands allow the brats to let
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Advance Review: Dying To Get Into The Concert In `Killchella’ #2
If you thought Ticketmaster put you through the ringer to get Taylor Swift tickets, imagine having to kill – literally
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Advance Review: Beating The Hell Out Of Demons In `Exorcists Never Die’ #1
From nearly the first page, Exorcists Never Die starts off with some intense action, which never really ends until this
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Advance Review: It’s Raining Angels In `Blood Tree’ #1
Comics veteran Peter J. Tomasi knows how to grab an audience. Just a few pages into his newest series, Blood
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Advance Review: Exploring The Backstory In `Rogue Sun’ #10
Exploring characters’ backstories is an essential part of any ongoing series. Understanding where he or she came from – even
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Advance Review: A Traitor In Their Midst In `Minor Threats’ #4
Betrayal is a common theme in literature – and is a staple in comic books. From Ozymandias hatching his master
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Advance Review: A Family Reunion – `Clerks’ Style In `Quick Stops’ #4
And for his finale, Kevin Smith returns to the basics. Smith’s four-part series, Quick Stops, has explored characters from his
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Advance Review: Aya Emerges From The Shadows In `Tales From Nottingham’ #1
For years, the Mad Cave Studios’ series Nottingham has presented a twisted version of the story of Robin Hood and
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Advance Review: Strong Writing Dominates `Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #3
From Marvel’s Thor and War of the Realms to his take on Star Wars and his own creator owned titles
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Advance Review: Cardoselli’s Artwork Saves `Don’t Spit In The Wind’ #1
If you ever though you had the worst job in the world, consider Travis of Don’t Spit in the Wind.
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Advance Review: Spock Evolves In `Star Trek- Strange New Worlds – The Illyrian Enigma’ #2
When Star Trek first appeared on television screens in the 1960s, all eyes were on the one non-human member of
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Advance Review: The Gods Come To Earth In `Hunt. Kill. Repeat’ #1
If you thought you were sick of technology, imagine how the Greek gods must feel. Ticked off that everyone is
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Advance Review: Set Phasers For Inept In `Star Trek: Resurgence’ #3
Captains in Star Trek have a pretty uneven history. For every hero like James T. Kirk and Kathryn Janeway, there
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Advance Review: Contestants Take A Quick Breather In `Nature’s Labyrinth’ #3
And you thought you needed a break. Imagine being a character in Nature’s Labyrinth, where other contestants as well as
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Advance Review: It’s The Last Supper In `Blood Stained Teeth’ #8
Celebrity chefs are all the rage these days. From Gordon Ramsey to Bobby Flay, popular culture is rife with unique
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Advance Review: Tragedy Is Good For Business In `Dark Ride’ #4
When an accident happens at a theme park, it makes headlines that usually take their toll on attendance. After all,
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Advance Review: Exploring Days Of Past Future In `Time Before Time’ #19
It turns out that the past isn’t all it’s cracked up to be either. That’s what time traveler Nadia Wells
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Advance Review: `Something Is Killing The Children’ #28 Returns To Form
That’s more like it. After several issues wasting readers’ time on developing non-essential (and largely non-interesting) characters, Something is Killing
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Advance Review: Espionage Done The Fun Way In `Spy Superb’ #1
The spy superb is supposed to be the perfect physical specimen. His IQ is off the carts. He is the
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Advance Review: `White Savior’ #1 Is A Laugh A Minute
Todd Parker is not your average hero. In fact, this irreverent, wisecracking New Yorker is about the furthest thing from
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Advance Review: Patching Up The Ghosts And Goblins In ‘The Ward’ TPB
A giant pregnant troll who is afraid of needles. A sasquatch hit by an SUV. A banshee that overdoses on
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Advance Review: `We Are Scarlet Twilight’ #1 Starts With A Shocking Twist
We Are Scarlet Twilight has all the bearings of a classic 1930s’ sci-fi story. There’s the mysterious menace facing the
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Advance Review: Even Gods Can Die In `Fallen’ #1
In Fallen, the gods live among us. Cast down from the Ether for some unknown reason, Zeus, Odin, Loki, Apollo
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Advance Review: Pausing For Christmas In `Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #2
‘Tis the season – even when all is lost. That’s right, it’s a very special issue of Once Upon a
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Advance Review: Hell Comes To Earth In `The Roadie’ #4
Just in time for Christmas, it’s…the Satan? The limited series about a 1980s roadie that fought the demons accidently summoned
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Advance Review: Where’s The Action In `Something Is Killing The Children’ #27?
Has Erica Slaughter lost her mojo? After 25+ issues and more awards that writer James Tynion IV and artist Werther
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Advance Review: Pike And Crew To The Rescue In `Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – The Illyrian Enigma’ #1
While episodic in nature, the newest Star Trek series, Strange New Worlds, ended its premiere season on a cliffhanger –
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Advance Review: Leave The High School Drama Behind In ‘Rogue Sun’ #9
Story arcs can be difficult to pull off well. To be successful, an arc needs the right mix of exposition
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Advance Review: Welcome To A Sanctuary For Slashers In `Where Monsters Lie’ #1
A new series from Dark Horse Comics answers those age-old questions of what Michael Myers does between Halloweens and where
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