Review: ‘Jimmy Olsen’ #12 Is A Bittersweet Finale
Over the past year(ish), we’ve come to see the best possible take on one of the most enduring supporting characters
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Review: Magneto Is No Man’s Errand Boy In ‘Giant-Size X-Men: Magneto’ #1
No one would challenge the fact that the mutant known as Magneto is one of the most layered and fascinating
Read moreRorschach Gets His Own Maxi-Series Set 35 Years After ‘Watchmen’ From Tom King And Jorge Fornés
Doomsday Clock is well and truly over and I imagine DC Comics will hope that it will be nothing other
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #94 Faces The End
Batman’s time left is a ticking clock. He has just moments to pool resources before the Joker War begins. Batman
Read moreReview: Explore Mystery With ‘Adventureman #2’
Warning of spoilers for this issue! It is unclear whether designer Leonardo Olea contributes more than a beautiful backdrop for
Read moreReview: Class Is In Session In ‘Strange Academy #2’
What is an average day like at the Strange Academy? You’re about to find out as the first day of
Read moreNew To You Comics: No One’s Hero In Marvel’s “Thanos Wins”
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: Running Straight For Hell In ‘Bitter Root #9’
Buckle up! ‘Bitter Root #9’ amps up the action (and metaphors) in the fourth installment of the ‘Rage and Redemption’
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 2): Batman And Black Lightning Ponder Who Should Lead In ‘Batman And The Outsiders’ #14
Batman and the Outsiders are still being plagued by Ra’s al Ghul with Black Lightning and Batman in a quandary
Read moreReview: ‘Jimmy Olsen’ #11 Wraps Up Nearly All The Loose Ends
Things were looking up for Jimmy Olsen. He’d solved the mystery of who put the hit on him, and set
Read moreReview: ‘Die #11’ – Debts To The Gods
Somehow, I let Die amass two volumes before I caught up to Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ hit RPG comic.
Read moreYour First Look At ‘Batman’ #95 And The Start Of The ‘Joker War’ By Tynion IV And Jimenez
You’d have to be self-isolating in the Himalaya’s if you’ve escaped the roll-out of the big push by DC Comics
Read moreReview: ‘Ghost-Spider #10’ Ends Not With A Bang, But A Whimper
There are some new heroes in town, but how far are they willing to go for the spotlight? The truth
Read moreReview: Batman #92 Faces The Specter Of War
For months, the Dark Knight’s newest adversary has tested him, pitting Batman against some of his deadliest foes in an
Read moreReview: Matt Murdock Goes To Hell And Back In ‘Daredevil’ #20
To say Matt Murdock has had a rough life is an understatement. However, the latest volume of Daredevil has shown
Read moreReview: Begin A Possible Epic With ‘Adventureman #1’
This first issue has more bang for your buck than most first issues normally get by honestly living up to
Read moreReview: ‘Bitter Root #8’ – Here Comes The Devil
Bitter Root #8 finds the Sangeyre family together apart. While Blink and Uncle Enoch work to treat the Jinoo and
Read moreReview: A Super Hero Team Up With Sinister Intentions In ‘Ghost-Spider #9’
On Earth-65, everyone knows that Gwen Stacy is the super hero known as Ghost-Spider, but her profile is about to
Read moreA Comic Panel Far Far Away: A Most Violent Cover-Up In ‘Star Wars: Captain Phasma’
Today is May the Fourth. A day to celebrate all things from a galaxy far, far away. And, as Star
Read morePreview: The Toyman Comes After Luthor In ‘Superman Man Of Tomorrow’ #3 DC Digital First
Talk about an eye-grabbing cover. Superman Man of Tomorrow #3 has to be sporting my favourite cover of this week’s
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 5): After Everything Batman Needs All The Help He Can Get In ‘Batman And The Outsiders’ #12
Batman will need all the help he can get in Batman and the Outsiders #12 by Bryan Hill, Dexter Soy,
Read morePreview: Gambling Comes To Metropolis In ‘Superman Man Of Tomorrow’ #2 DC Digital First
The repackaging of Walmart DC Giant content as DC Digital First continues as DC Comics promises a ‘new’ comic a
Read moreReturning To The Mansion: ‘Giant-Size X-Men: Nightcrawler #1’ Reviewed
Nightcrawler, Magik, Cypher, Eye-Boy, and Lockheed have been tasked with investigating attempts to access a Krakoa gate at the old X-Mansion. Once they arrive, Nightcrawler finds himself seeing ghosts of old friends, and an old enemy emerges from underneath the mansion.
Read moreReview: ‘X-Men’ #9 Goes Cosmic With The Brood
One of the greatest cosmic threats in the Marvel Universe is the Brood, a species of nearly mindless monsters. One
Read moreReview: ‘Jimmy Olsen’ #9 Finds Pathos Within The Humor
[++WARNING: some minor SPOILERS ahead!++] For the last year, Jimmy Olsen has done his best to avoid hired killers and
Read moreIndictment Of The Youth: ‘Outlawed #1’ Reviewed
A teenage climate summit is being held at Coles Academic High School, and the keynote speaker has been threatened by the Roxxon Oil Company. The Champions have gone undercover at the school to protect her. An attempt is made on her life, and the Champions spring into action.
Read moreSilencing The Dark Voice: ‘Captain Marvel #16 (#150)’ Reviewed
Captain Marvel finally gets her chance to confront the Vox Supreme. While she keeps the Vox busy, the other Avengers work to gather the bomb-implanted Kree and remove the weapons from their systems. But can even Captain Marvel bring down the Vox Supreme?
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #91 Ignites The Designer’s War On Gotham
The last five issues have built up to this. The Designer’s war on Gotham City has finally blown wide open,
Read moreIn The Grip Of The Red Poison: ‘Venom #24’ Reviewed
Eddie has survived the island, but he lost Venom in the process. Now, he sits in a hospital bed being watched over by the Avengers. Captain America brings in Dylan and tells Eddie that they can’t leave Dylan with him anymore. Worse yet, Knull is here.
Read moreThe Breaker At The Edge Of The World: ‘Reaver #7’ Reviewed
Essen Breaker has fled to the edge of the Empire to start his new life. Haas Haaden is a port town where crime and corruption fester, but it’s also the perfect place to lay low. Unfortunately, the injustices that surround Essen may keep him from laying low and abandoning violence as he had hoped to do
Read moreSuper Sunday (Part 5): ‘X-Men’ #8 Dives Into Cosmic Danger By Hickman, Asrar And Gho
Sometimes in the middle of deeper stories, you need a good old fashioned alien invasion for a change of pace.
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