The Sunday Spotlight – The ‘I Don’t Think You Could Handle Me’ Edition
What’s that? The sound of life just screaming by? Time to slow down a touch. Take 10 minutes. Hell, treat
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Art For Art’s Sake #268: The Art Of Paul Smith
Who wants a quick look through some of the best art I’ve seen this week? Well, you’re in the right
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‘X-Men ’97’ #4 Review: What Are We Even Doing Here?
X-Men ’97 #4 is bright, colorful, and fun. It’s also incredibly slight, and coming over a month after the series
Read moreNot Your Parent’s League: Reviewing ‘Titans Vol 1: Out Of The Shadows’
From teenage sidekicks searching for purpose to the premiere superhero team of the DC Universe. Talk about a glow up.
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Improvements Are Offset By Setbacks: Reviewing ‘Sanction’ #2
Sanction #2 is a maddening issue. On the one hand, the story of Soviet-era cops Dimitrovich and Smirnoff and their
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‘X-Men: Blood Hunt – Magik’ #1 Is Entertaining But Flawed — Review
The X-Men are in a weird place to be participating in a big linewide crossover event. They are stuck in
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It’s Waller’s World Now — Reviewing ‘Absolute Power: Ground Zero’ #1
Amanda Waller, iron-fisted Suicide Squad handler, has plans. Ones that mean nothing good for the heroic pantheon of this world.
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Sorry, Blade’s Not Here Right Now — Reviewing ‘Blood Hunt’ #4
A superior feeling, monologuing villain meets a triumphant hero rising from the ashes. That’s a tried-and-true formula for crafting a
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A Friend In Red — Reviewing ‘Dracula: Blood Hunt’ #2
Being a hero isn’t just about wearing a costume and stopping crimes or supervillains. Sometimes it means making hard choices.
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Previewing ‘2000 AD Vs Battle Action’: A Classic What-If, 2000 AD Style!
What if classic Brit comic Battle Action and 2000 AD merged in the early ’80s? That’s the delicious premise for
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Even More Monstrous Amounts Of Fun This Summer With ‘Monster Fun’
Rebellion’s all-ages/kids’ comic Monster Fun goes from strength to strength with monthly issues and much more coming this summer… .
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Marvel Team-Up: Dark Horse And Marvel To Publish A New Line Of Art Books
Dark Horse has made a name for itself in recent years with its high quality hardcover art books, covering everything
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No Power In The Universe: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #9
If an enemy can’t be defeated from outside, well the next logical choice is to take the battle inside them.
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Not So Little Lies: Reviewing ‘Lawful’ #1
Those who say rules were made to be broken never had to worry about being changed gradually into a monster.
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Webcomic Weekly: Jeff McComsey’s ‘A Brief History Of George Smiley’
Once more into the webcomics… webcomic whenever might be a more apt title but I shall prevail. Today, Jeff McComsey
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‘Jango Fett’ #4 Review: A Simple Man Makes His Way To A Satisfying Conclusion
Ideally, every miniseries would start strong, stay strong, and end strong. But if a story is only going to hit
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Double Trouble Comings Destro’s Way In A First Look At ‘Destro’ #2 From Skybound
The Energon Universe keeps on building on success after success with the recently released and long-sold-out, Destro #1, being the
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Flashback To The ’80s With Three ‘Dazzler’ #1 Variant Covers!
Following months of rampant speculation that popstar and pop culture icon Taylor Swift will be appearing as Dazzler in Deadpool
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Advance Review: ‘Uncle Sam: Special Election Edition’ Rides Again
There are various parts of this work that could trigger a reader. The most obvious example is how the main
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2388: Rogue On A Mission
Since 1977, 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Kickstarting Comics: ‘Transphoria: A Trans/Nonbinary Comic Anthology’
Another great looking and important Kickstarter for you to get behind right now – Transphoria: A Trans/Nonbinary Comic Anthology.
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The Best Of Euro Comics: Cinebook’s Titles For July – Adventures On The High Seas & In The Wild West With ‘Black Mary’ & ‘Lonesome’
Every month the publisher Cinebook brings us the very best of the incredibly rich and diverse world of European comics, and
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Snap Into Marvel!– Time To Learn If Phastos Is As Good As He Looks On Paper
First Comic Book Appearance: The Eternals (vol. 2) #1 (October 1985) First Multimedia Appearance: Eternals (2021), played by Brian Tyree
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Jumping On– Series Premieres, One-Shots, And New Story Arcs For June 26, 2024
One of the most frustrating things about finding new comics to read and enjoy is finding a good jumping on
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David Hazan Talks ‘Nottingham,’ Mad Cave Studios’ 2024 Talent Search, And ‘Kosher Mafia’
David Hazan returns to the Comicon virtual panel room for a chat about the end of Nottingham, Mad Cave’s 2024
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The Mask Of Rey Mysterio — Diego Valenzuela Talks Masked Republic’s ‘Luchaverse: Catalyst’
Diego Valenzuela of Masked Republic popped by the virtual studio to chat about the upcoming Luchaverse: Catalyst. We discuss the
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Previewing ‘Monster Fun’ #20: All-Ages And All-Funny
Now monthly, Monster Fun gives you a treat of an all-ages comic full of a mix of new characters and
Read moreReview: ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #19 Has Too Little Iron Man, Too Much X-Men
The X-Men have already said their goodbyes to the Krakoan Age. There’s no “Fall of X” logo on this issue’s
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A Tragic Case Of Fandom: Reviewing ‘Titans’ #12
Never meet your heroes. Actually, never let an evil scientist turn you into an android sent to fight your heroes.
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Are You There Gods? It’s Me, Beverly: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #21
Meeting (and chastising) godly beings is a typical Tuesday for Starfleet officers. Basically, a rite of passage at this point.
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The Ultimate Score: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #66
Nostalgia, that little hit of something one has sentiment or affection for, isn’t always about things far in the past.
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