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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Review
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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Previously On X-Men: Hurrah For Science In ‘X-Men’ #32
It’s another aggressively fine week for the X-books, with nothing terrible but nothing terribly good, either, as the consistently better
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Not So Dream Wedding — Reviewing ‘Justice League: Dream Girls — A DC Pride Event’ #4
It’s easy to become lost in the realm of dreams and let it take over when reality is too hard.
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Review: ‘Is Ted Ok? #5’ Remains A Concern
Writer, artist, and letterer Dave Chisholm creates a high quality cover that is similar in design to the majority of
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Review: ‘Exploit’ #4 Is Not Quite Journalistic Thriller
Writers Tim Leong and Laura Hudson are responsible for creating a relatively decent final script. One of the strengths of
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Previously On X-Men: ‘Magik & Colossus’ #5 Closes Out Strong
With one exception, the unifying thread of all of this week’s mostly-decent X-books is excellent art. Even when bewildering or
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Previously On X-Men: Wolverine Takes A Vacation And The Series Is Better For It
It’s a much lighter — and stronger — week of X-books; while none of the three print titles are necessarily
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Advance Review: ‘Ladies Of The Knight’ May Be Slow-Going
Serfina is a rather abrasive knight in need of a squire. George is wanting to be a squire she cannot
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Review: ‘Transformers’ #32 Throws A Ton of New Bots At Its New Artist
Transformers #32 returns to the main ongoing narrative of the series following the previous issue‘s examination of Megatron’s continuing psychosis.
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TV Review — The Tide Turns In ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Episode “The Hateful Darkness”
After the previous episode‘s quick speed-run through the fallout from Vanessa’s (Ayelet Zurer) death and the escalation of the anti-Fisk
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Previously On X-Men: Revealing The Fate Of Graymalkin Prison In ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #29
Some weeks, the collection of X-books published is totally random. Other weeks, there are unintentional commonalties across them. This is
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Pride Month 2026 Retro-Review: ‘Saving Face’ Celebrates Asian And Lesbian Culture
A widowed mother and her adult daughter navigate cultural expectations and the wants of their respective hearts. The former is
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Film Review: ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Is Silly And Radical
Welcome to the table, For someone who grew up with He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, there is
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Force Matters: More All-Maul ‘Star Wars’ Madness
Comics took a week off, but we’ve got two more episode of Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord to dig
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