Advance Review: `Star Trek: Discovery – Adventures In The 32nd Century’ #4 Focuses On Linus
With a large ensemble cast and sprawling stories that take an entire season to be resolved, the Paramount Plus show
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Advance Review: A Secret Hospital For Supernatural Creatures– Read `The Ward’ #1 Stat!
If you think the healthcare system is broken now, imagine being a goblin in search of a doctor. That’s the
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Advance Review: A Heist Job In `Time Before Time’ #13
When all else fails, plan a heist. While Time Before Time has been an enjoyable romp through different periods of
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Advance Review: Storm’s Coming In `That Texas Blood’ #14
When it rains…it snows. That’s the feeling in Ambrose County as the new story arc opens in the latest issue
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Advance Review: Lemire and Nguyen Shine in `Little Monsters’ #1
Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen are back together in the new Image Comics title Little Monsters – and after reading
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Advance Review: `Corollary’ #1 Doesn’t Add Up
It is said that each of us has a twin. In the universe of Corollary, that notion is codified. Every
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Advanced Review: It’s a Good Day to Die in `Star Trek: Klingons’ One-Shot
The Klingons of Star Trek have consistently been the franchise’s most intriguing characters. Introduced in the Cold War-era original series,
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Advance Review: `Decorum’ Hardcover Showcases Artist Mike Huddleston’s Amazing Work
When Image Comics’ Decorum #1 premiered in early 2020, it instantly sold out at local comic shops. Then the pandemic
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Advance Review: The Heat is On in `78 MPH’ #1
Talk about global warming! 78 MPH, the latest series from Red 5 Comics, deals with a crazy post-apocalyptic future straight
Read moreAdvance Review: The Sheriff Stalks A Traitor In ‘Nottingham’ #3
In the last chapter of Nottingham, we discovered that young Locksley wasn’t the only green soldier to rush off after
Read moreAdvance Review: Fame Comes At A Cost In ‘The Silver Coin’ #1
‘Eisner-winning artist Michael Walsh teams with an all-star lineup of collaborators—Chip Zdarsky, Kelly Thompson, Ed Brisson, and Jeff Lemire on
Read moreAdvance Review: Peter Parker Eat Your Heart Out, ‘E-Ratic’ #1 Is A Kinetic-Fuelled Contemporary Take On The Teen Hero
When reading new comic book series E-Ratic #1 by Kaare Andrews it doesn’t dawn on you straightaway that this new
Read moreAdvance Review: Like The Crucifixion Of Christ Second Coming #6 Is Not The End
Welcome to your ‘Super Sunday’ here on comicon.com, in which we hope to provide you with a few bits and
Read moreAdvance Review: Find Your Place In The World With Triage #1
Evie Pierce is a nurse and proud of it. She loves this job and has strove to get it through her entire life. Unfortunately, she may lose it and so much more in a matter of days. Find your place and meaning for existence with Triage #1
Read moreOuter Darkness #8 Is Another Character Focused Issue With Even More Mysteries In Space
Outer Darkness #8 continues in its promise to focus on more of the other crew members of The Charon, and
Read moreAdvance Review: Outer Darkness #6 Is The Tasty Fusion Food Of Comics
Once, fusion cooking was the new big thing. A breakthrough in the culinary crafts that is so common these days
Read moreAdvance Review: Friendo #5 Is One Part Dark Humor, One Part Social Commentary, With A Good Pinch Of Horror
Friendo has been a series that has taken a deeper look, through a near-distant future and some well chosen satirical
Read moreMysteries In Space: Outer Darkness #5 By Layman And Chu Reviewed
If you haven’t figured it out yet, Outer Darkness’ Captain Riggs of The Charon is a very far cry from
Read moreAdvance Review: Our Murderous ‘Hero’ Continues To Unravel In Fearscape #4
Unreliable narrator? Henry Henry isn’t even a reliable witness to murder by this point in this saga. A murder he
Read moreDavid And Goliath With Cell Phones: Advance Review Of Friendo #4
By this point in the fascinating dark, satirical series, Friendo, our down-and-out loser of a hero (hey, beggars can’t be
Read moreAdvance Review: Fearscape #3 Sees Our ‘Hero’ Sinking Even Lower
Anyone reading Vault Comics’s Fearscape by writer Ryan O’Sullivan artist Andrea Mutti, colourist Vladimir Popov and letterer Deron Bennet, will already be
Read moreAdvance Review: Friendo #3 Takes Dark Humored Look At Our Tech Addiction
We left our frazzled, tech-addicted ‘hero’ Leopold Yoof ready to hold up a hypermarket at gun point in the cliffhanger
Read moreSlave To The Algorithm: Advanced Review of Friendo #2 From Paknadel, Simmonds & Vault
When you clearly have daddy issues, maybe it’s not the best of ideas to throw yourself into the deep end
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