Review: ‘The Seasons’ #12 Races Along
Writer Rick Remender writes a script that may still work for some, but could disappoint a lot of readers. Most
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Workshop Wednesday: Tone Pro Paint Comes To The Table
Welcome to the table, Workshop Wednesday is my little slice of the day where I can dive into all sorts
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 5 Roughly Translates
The creative team consists of writer, artist and colorist Florent Maudoux, translator Dan Christensen, localizer and edition designer Mike Kennedy,
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Previously On X-Men: Sink Your Teeth Into The Intricate World of ‘Midnight X-Men’ #1
There’s only one X-book out this week, and it’s the alt-reality Midnight X-Men, so I’m skipping ahead to break it
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Advance Review– ‘A Quiet Place: Rising Tides’ #1 Succeeds On The Back Of Simple, Effective Visual Storytelling
The world of A Quiet Place isn’t one I know well; I’m aware of the broad strokes. John Krazinski, Emily
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Advance Review: Corominas’s ‘Dorian Gray’ Is A Beautiful Adaptation
The small sizing of the periods within the word balloons can be problematic. This is because a reader might fail
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Previously On X-Men: As ‘DNX’ Looms, Beast Battles Beast in ‘X-Men’ #35
We turn once more to the not-too-distant past, in which the X-Men aren’t vampires and “DNX” still looms! Generation X-23
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Review — ‘Midnight X-Men’ #1 Gives Big ‘Vampire: The Masquerade’ TTRPG Vibes
Welcome to the table, It’s been a while since I’ve picked up a new X-Men book. My tastes tend to
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Reviewing Fanhome’s 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 34-38
The ninth package in my Fanhome 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. This absolute beast of a model
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Previously On X-Men: A Tale of Two Gambits — ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #33 And ‘X-Men Of Apocalypse Omega’
Journey with me back to the heady days of August 5th, when one Gambit began his exorcism journey while another
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Advance Review: ‘Filthy Lambs’ #1 Twists A Standard Horror Narrative
The three high-quality cover designs are the respective creations of artists Chris Evenhuis, Meghan Hetrick, and Caitlin Yarsky. It is
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 4 Increases The Cast
Writer, artist, and colorist Florent Maudoux, production assistant and lettering by Chris Northrop, English translator Dan Christensen are the main creatives
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Force Matters: It’s Darth Vader Vs. Chewbacca (Sort Of) In ‘Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge — Echoes of the Empire’ #2
Star Wars catch-up continues with a pair of miniseries’ second issues, both of which feel a bit like they’re meant
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Force Matters: ‘Shadows Of Maul’ #3 Is Heavy On Lawson, Light On Maul
Come along as we continue to explore the prequel tie-in comic book to an animated series that wrapped before the
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Previously On X-Men: Contemporary Political Allegories Stop The Juggernaut in ‘X-Men’ #34
Catching up on my backlog of X-Books, here’s all the notes and observations from a few weeks back, a pretty
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Force Matters: Celebrate 10 Years of ‘Star Wars – Rogue One’ With A Superfluous One-shot
Jumping back to the end of May to breakdown the new Star Wars releases of the moment, as the comics
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 3 Is Progressing Plots
There is a prose section in this volume, and this may be a deterrent for certain fans of sequential art.
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Force Matters: The Beginning Of The End Of A Different ‘Star Wars’ Trilogy
The big comic book related Star Wars news last week was the announcement of a full-fledged crossover between the Marvel
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #19 Versus A Figurative Mountain
Writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci are still consolidating a strong narrative throughline for this entire series. However, this issue
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Review — ‘Frankenstein New World: The Speed Of Darkness’ #2 Continues To Delight
Welcome to the table, Time is a funny thing. We only get what we get. Then we are gone. The
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A Social Aware Tale Of Tabletop Adventure — Reviewing ‘Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks’ #3
Welcome to the table, If you spend any time on social media, you may see the sentiment that gaming and
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Review — ‘Doctor Who: Circuit Breaker’ #2 Alters The Mythos
Writers Dulce M. Montoya and Dan Watters create a story that makes some changes to the mythology of the franchise.
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Review — ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian’ #1 Balances Romance And Horror In The Best Way
Welcome to the table, Merriam-Webster defines love as “strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties.” That’s
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Previously On X-Men: Chris Claremont And Gambit Are Reunited And It Feels Okay
The big issue this week is the Hellfire Murder, as the current X-Office continues to mine the one element of
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Review: ‘Is Ted Ok?’ #6 Gives Hopeful Messaging
Writer, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm proves himself to be a creative force with this final issue. Meaning Chisholm sticks
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #11 Goes Exposition Heavy
Writer Rick Remender delivers a script that seems to be just a big plot twist. Arguably, the twist is too
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Review: ‘Doctor Who Circuit Breaker’ #1 Helps Start An Event
Writers Dulce M. Montoya and Dan Watters craft a relatively okay script. The dialogue seems appropriate for the characters. Also,
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Previously On X-Men: Entering July With A Whimper
Maybe all the X-books were just trying to get out of the way of X-Men ’97 Season 2, cuz there’s
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Advance Review: ‘Freaks Squeele’ Vol. 2 Has Better Translation
Writer, artist, and colorist Florent Maudoux — plus translator Dan Christensen — are in charge of the majority of the
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Review: ‘Dick Tracy’ #18 Gets Experimental
Writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci create a script that has believable dialogue and character actions. Though the plotting seems
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Review: ‘Imagine Me & You’ Isn’t Perfect
A woman and man are attending their wedding. Meanwhile, a florist is working at the same wedding. Bride and florist
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