It Ain’t Easy Being Green — Reviewing ‘Power Rangers: Green’ #1
Since it’s creation, Power Rangers has been a franchise focused on color-coded teenagers with attitude balancing life and heroics. These
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Slashed Heart — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #5
Everything comes crashing together as the multiversal battle royale pulling Ninja Turtles from various dimensions comes to a resounding conclusion.
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The Rise Of The Losers — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #4
Multiversal crossovers are the perfect excuse to crack open the toybox and grab everything and anything to slam them together.
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More Punching, Less Yapping — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus’ #2
Sometimes there are things in life that seem so cool in concept, but in execution just miss. They’re right there,
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Don’t Call It A Crisis — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Battle Nexus’ #1
Imagine that feeling that comes from grabbing a bunch of different action figures and smashing them up against one another.
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Dino On The Run — Reviewing ‘TMNT: Mutant Nation’ #5
Pepperoni. It’s one of the most common ingredients found on pizzas. It’s also the adorable awesome dinosaur companion to Raphael.
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Pure Fun Summer Blockbuster: Discussing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vs. Street Fighter’ With Paul Allor
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have fought all manner of foes over the years. But going head to head against
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House Of X: Previewing This Week’s ‘X-Men’ Comics
Three new X-Men comics out this Wednesday 20th September from Marvel. And, as ever, previewed below: X-Men Annual #1 Written
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The Feeling Of Impending Doom — Discussing ‘Pink Midnight Presents: Barber Psychic’ With Writer Paul Allor
Writer Paul Allor has just launched a crowdfunding campaign on Zoop for the latest in the Pink Midnight Presents series.
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Preview: The Leader Of The Foot Clan Featured In ‘Best Of Shredder’
IDW Publishing has revealed a preview of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Best of Shredder, out this week from Kevin Eastman,
Read moreReview: ‘Hollow Heart’ #3, They’re All The Loneliest Numbers
There’s a price to holding anger and resentment in one’s heart. It’s like a viscus poison that runs so thick
Read moreReview: Hollow Heart #1 Beats For No One And Someone Simultaneously
EL used to be human. Now he’s a jumble of organs in a bio-suit. EL is also in tremendous pain
Read moreReview: ‘G.I. Joe: Castlefall’ Has A Fitting Title
Writer Paul Allor creates a script with some great character moments. Also none of the characters feel inconsistent to what
Read moreAll Out Attack On Cobra: Previewing ‘G.I. Joe: Castle Fall’ #1
Written by Paul Allor Art by Chris Evenhuis Colour art by Brittany Peer Lettering by Neil Uyetake “The past year
Read morePaul Allor On Vault Comics’ Queer Monster Love Story ‘Hollow Heart’
I recently had an opportunity to sit down (virtually) with Paul Allor to chat about his upcoming collaboration with Paul
Read moreVault Comics Reveals Its David Mack Incentive Covers For ‘Hollow Heart’ #1
Vault Comics reveal the David Mack is illustrated incentive covers for Hollow Heart #1. One piece of original art, but two incentive covers.
Read moreVault Comics Announces New Queer Horror ‘Hollow Heart’
Letterer Paul Allor turns his hand to writing for Vault Comics and his newly announced series Hollow Heart. Joining him
Read moreReview: Recon With ‘G.I. Joe’ #10
Cover A by artist Chris Evenhuis is arguably the most visually appealing cover. At least in terms of its design,
Read morePreview: Has Doctor Mindbender Found His Super Soldier In ‘G.I. Joe’ #10?
Written by Paul Allor Art by Chris Evenhuis Colour art by Brittany Peer Lettering by Neil Uyetake “Delve into the
Read moreReview: Tunneling Down With ‘G.I. Joe’ #9 From IDW
G.I. Joe #9 Cover B is the work of artist Freddie Williams II and colorist Jeromy Colwell. It is arguably
Read morePreviewing ‘G.I. Joe’ #9: “Tense And Claustrophobic Joe Action At Its Best”
Written by Paul Allor Art by Ryan Kelly Colour art by Brittany Peer Lettering by Neil Uyetake “In Nepal, Tunnel
Read moreReview: Questions Of Heart In ‘G.I. Joe’ #8
Warning of spoilers! Cover A by artist Niko Walter is the closest of the three covers to the actual plot
Read moreReview: One Step At A Time With ‘G. I. Joe’ #7
Warning of spoilers! Trigger warning for those with mental health issues such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder! The regular
Read moreReview: Cover it ‘G.I. Joe’ #6
The main cover by artist Chris Evenhuis features the character Ana Suárez codename Fadeaway who looks like she is about
Read moreFree Digital Comics To Read Under Quarantine
COVID-19 has forced us all into self-isolation, canceling conventions and keeping us indoors. It’s an introvert’s dream, but it can
Read moreReview: No Heroes Or Villains In ‘G.I. Joe #5’
The regular cover by artist Chris Evenhuis (who also does the interior art) features more of a focus on experimenting
Read moreDrawing Parallels To Modern Day Politics In G.I. Joe #4
Warning of possible spoilers for this issue! The regular cover by artist Niko Walter has some slightly lazy font selection
Read moreMajor Bludd Gets His Close Up: Preview G.I. Joe #4 From Allor, Walters And IDW
I must admit, I was sold on the TIME magazine spoof cover fro G.I. Joe #4, out this week from
Read moreBreakfast In America: Preview G.I. Joe #3 By Allor, Evenhuis And IDW
Writer Paul Allor and artist Chris Evenhuis along with Brittany Peer on colors and Neil Uyetake on letters bring you
Read morePirates Of The Delta Quadrant: Star Trek Voyager Smoke And Mirrors #0 Reviewed
Captain Kathryn Janeway and the Voyager have been stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Instead of returning to the war that awaits them, Janeway has decided that her crew will become the most feared pirate crew in the Delta Quadrant. Right now, they are looking to discover what a lone human in a shuttle is doing all the way out here.
Read moreGI Joe #2 Fights An Unwinnable War
Fighting fascism is one of the most long-lasting and enduring battles we’ve seen in society for over a century. However,
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