Review: ‘The Seasons’ #8 Springs A Twist On Readers
Writer Rick Remender conceive some memorable character moments. Also there is some foreshadowing of a future revelation. Remender writes the
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Advance Review — Love, Plus Body Parts, Is In The Air In ‘Exquisite Corpses’ #5
Time for a little romance. After four issues of terror, traumatic amputations, backstabbing (some literally), and explosions, Exquisite Corpses #5
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Previously On X-Men: ‘X-Men Of Apocalypse’ Poorly Retreads Old Ground
The pre-“Age of Revelation” culling continues as three books come to an end, and a different “Age of…” series begins
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Advance Review – A Complicated Plot And Stunning Artwork Lift ‘No Man’s Land’ #1
For three months a year, the United States and Russia are physically connected via a thin ice bridge in the
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Collector Keys Corner — Collectible Comics To Look Out For This Week
Welcome back to Collector Keys Corner! There are basically two kinds of people buying comics. Those who read them, and
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Preview: ‘Rat Pack: Convict Commandos’ — Classic Brit War Tales Never Done Better
More classic action from the pages of classic British war comic Battle Action now, as we join the band of
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Six Degrees Of Sean Astin — C3-Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions) Episode 2
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present C3- Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions). Joining them to discuss comics,
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Advance Review — ‘Invincible Universe: Battle Beast’ #5 Provides Character Insights Both Necessary And Irrelevant
Generally speaking, the more we know about a comic book character, the better. Understanding major character motivations is essential to
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘Are You Batman Or Something?’ Edition
The Sunday Spotlight, a weekly attempt by me to cover just a few things that might have been missed. Not
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Art For Art’s Sake #331: The Strange Art Of Michael Golden
You want more great comic art? Well, you so happen to be in the right place. Settle back and enjoy,
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The Weekly 2000 AD: Prog 2449 — Don’t Mess With Dredd
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the Weekly 2000
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Graveyard Of The Mind — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Nova Centurion’ #1
The cosmos are in chaos as an unseen hand plays a deadly destabilizing game with the Marvel Universe’s cosmic empires.
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Checking And Mating Once More — Reviewing ‘One World Under Doom’ #7
Victor Von Doom and Reed Richards. Once contemporaries, they’ve spent decades battling each other across time, space, and everything between.
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It’s In The Game — Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #25
Twenty-five issues has always been a milestone in comic books, especially in the modern era of constant reboots and relaunches.
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Breaking Down Those Walls — Reviewing ‘Wolverines And Deadpools’ #3
A conclusion can be a powerful thing, even when it comes for characters whose stories never actually have true conclusions.
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Unleash The Sprinkles Of War — Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #43
Ah yes, the age-old battle between what is best, appetizers or dessert. A war waged across many a dinner tables.
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New York City Has Spoken — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #11
Behold the stunning end of the court case between the City of New York and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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Advance Review — ‘Blood & Thunder’ #5 Gets Back On Track, Sorta
Initially, it seems as though the latest issue of Blood & Thunder is about to make the same mistake as
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Force Matters: Han Solo Punches Up ‘Doctor Aphra Chaos Agent’ #3 To Great Effect
It’s eel men, puffer pigs and Pepe Larraz in this week’s assortment of Star Wars comics! Star Wars: Doctor Aphra
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The Foundation Of Our Entire Western Civilization — Jean-Pierre Pécau Discusses ‘Caesar’s Spy’
Prolific French writer Jean-Pierre Pécau has spent much of his career writing graphic novels about history. His latest creation, Caesar’ Spy
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Review: ‘Essential Judge Anderson: Childhood’s End’ — More Essential Alan Grant Anderson
Previously, we’ve had essential reading about Psi-Judge Cassandra Anderson in Volume 1, Shamballa, and Volume 2, Satan, both collecting the
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RIP: Dave Taylor 1964-2025 — Another Great Artist Lost To Comics
Last week, the comics world mourned the loss of another of their own, as we heard news that artist Dave
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Previously on X-Men: ‘Wolverine’ #13 Kills Time And More In This Week’s X-Books
We’re officially less than a month out from the start of “Age of Revelation”, and as such, we’ve got a
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Collector Keys Corner — Collectible Comics To Look Out For This Week
Welcome back to Collector Keys Corner! There are basically two kinds of people buying comics. Those who read them, and
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Is This Thing On? — ‘C3- Pod’ Episode 1
The Toy Experts Johnny Jimenez and Steve Johnston present C3- Pod (Comics, Collectibles, & Conventions). Joining them to discuss comics,
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September Previews (Week 2): Taking A Look At All The New DC And Marvel Comics Out This Week
It certainly feels like the end of Summer is upon us, here in the UK, with colder weather and the
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The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘I Know You – You’re Thingy – Voodoo Fetish Lady’ Edition
Pull yourself away from the doomscrolling, just for a moment, take a break, enjoy a little of what comics has
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Art For Art’s Sake #330: So Many Rogues In The Mind Of Dave Bardin
Welcome to Art For Art’s Sake, your regular zip aroound whatever art took my fancy this week… aren’t comics just
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Snap Into Marvel: Firelord Is At Least Better Than His Old Buddy
Real Name: Pyreus Kril First Appearance: Thor #225 July 1974) Powers and Abilities: Possesses the Power Cosmic, which imbues him
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The Family That Flees Together — Reviewing ‘Imperial War: Exiles’ #1
Empires are crumbling and regime changes are being enacted across the universe as the blows of the Imperial event continue.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2448: Rogue In Action Once More
Taking a look inside the UK’s greatest sci-fi comic, the Galaxy’s Greatest, now 48 years young —it’s the Weekly 2000
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