Review: ‘Gargoyles: Quest’ #2 Goes Mid During A Journey
Writer Greg Weisman creates a relatively okay script. The main weaknesses are few, but rather evident. Flaw one is that
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Gertlins – The New Batch: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #14
Just like real life, tinsel town dreams have a habit of wearing off quickly as brutal realities come crashing down.
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A Much Needed Shot In The Arm: Reviewing ‘Darth Vader’ #46
Though no series cancellation or creative team departures have been announced, there’s a sense of impending finality to Darth Vader
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Bit Too Chilly In Here — Reviewing ‘Astonishing Iceman: Out Cold’
Orchis’ vicious bloody strike on Krakoa took down Bobby Drake. Too bad for them, a new ice age has begun.
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The Embrace Of Green: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #22
Sometimes the consequences of our actions come back to haunt us. Other times they end up haunting the whole world.
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‘Iron Fist’ 50th Anniversary Special #1 Celebrates Fifty Years Of Fist!
It’s been fifty years since Marvel Comics first capitalized on the kung-fu craze then sweeping the nation with the introduction
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2382: Something Wicked This Way Comes From Dredd
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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Euro Preview: More For The Petrolheads — ‘Michel Vaillant Legendary Races Volume 2: A Driver’s Soul’
Time for another preview from Cinebook and their mission to spread the word of the brilliance of Euro Comics –
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Reassembly Not Required — Reviewing ‘Uncanny Avengers: The Resistance’
After Krakoa’s fall, mutants were murdered, lost, imprisoned, framed, displaced, and harassed. They were sorely in need of some Avenging.
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Leap Before You Look: Reviewing ‘Birds Of Prey’ #9
A friend will watch you vanish in a mysterious portal. Best friends will make the dangerous leap right behind you.
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Step Up To An Energy Buffet: Reviewing ‘Captain Marvel’ #8
Often, when a mysterious other dimensional enemy makes their presence known in the real world, it can be quite explosive.
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Review — ‘Essential Judge Anderson: Satan’ Is Exactly What It Says It Is… Essential Reading
The second volume of the Essential Judge Anderson series contains the whole of Alan Grant and Arthur Ranson‘s epic Satan,
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Skinwalker Studios Launches Kickstarter Campaign For ‘Monsterwood: Book 3’
The third volume in Skinwalker Studios’ Monsterwood franchise is incoming via Kickstarter. Monsterwood: Book 3 is available to order as
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A Bloody New Semester — Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: Blood Hunt’ #1
School is back in session after some brutal final exams. Unfortunately, the world’s vampires have a much different plan. Marvel’s
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Art For Art’s Sake: Lake Como Artists Special Part 4
Bringing you two of our favourite things – great comic festivals and great comic art, we’re taking a look at
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Not Your Daddy’s Vampire — Reviewing ‘Dracula: Blood Hunt’ #1
The child of my enemy is my… only hope? I’ll bet that feels real weird for the biggest vampire around
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Katzkin’s Creative Director Miles Hubbard Talks Deadpool, Conventions, And High End Automotive Leather
Over the last couple months, I’ve been sharing various nerdy custom builds coming out of El Paso-based Projekt Cars, under
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Opinion: From The Ashes, An Old Beginning
Krakoa was a paradise (with serious flaws) for mutants. A chance to be something more, and to (mostly) escape oppression.
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Art For Art’s Sake # 261: Superbly Sienkiewicz
Welcome to the world of Art For Art’s Sake, where every week a team of dedicated comic art lovers sifts
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There’s No Business Like Merc Business: Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #2
Wade Wilson is a businessman! Not a great one, but every business owner has to start somewhere, even bad ones.
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Last Chance To Save: Reviewing ‘Cemetery Kids Don’t Die’ #3
Facing your fears as they manifest themselves within a potentially deadly mentally played video game sure doesn’t sound like fun.
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The Gotham City Sirens Reunite In A New DC Comics’ Miniseries
Throughout August, DC will put a pause on its Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy ongoing series and substitute them with a new
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A Summer Romance In Greece Turns Deadly In Dark Horse Comics’ ‘Summer Shadows’
Dark Horse Comics has announced an all-new horror mystery series to sink your teeth into this Fall, Summer Shadows. Set
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Todd McFarlane ‘Spawn’ #1 Art Goes On Sale In NFT Form
Decades after breaking onto the comics scene, Todd McFarlane remains a popular creator. The creator of Spawn, co-creator of Venom,
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First Look: Lies Transform You Into a Monster In ‘Lawful’ #1
BOOM! Studios has revealed a first look at Lawful #1, a new fantasy series from writer Greg Pak, artist Diego
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2381: Bear. Dredd. Fight. Damn Right.
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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My, What Magical Fangs You Have!: Reviewing ‘Doctor Strange’ #15
Eternal darkness and hordes of vampires have claimed the Earth. Those who remain sure could use a doctor’s magical touch.
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War? More Like A Squabble: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #49
What’s colder than a cold war? Whatever it is, that’s where things stand currently for immortal enemies Sabretooth and Wolverine.
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Art For Art’s Sake: Lake Como Artists Special (Part 3)
Bringing you two of our favourite things – great comic festivals and great comic art, we’re taking a look at
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The Trouble With Tuvixes — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’ #2
Sometimes our minds allow us to be haunted by past choices. Other times it’s instigated by a lonely young god.
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Review: ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #18 Gets The Job Done, But It’s Hard To Care
Though the two haven’t interacted much directly through the years, Iron Man and Magneto are connected in some interesting ways.
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