Review: ‘X-Force’ #2 Is An Improvement, But Problems Persist
Though far from perfect or an unqualified success, X-Force #2 is a marked improvement on the first issue. With all
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Snap Into Marvel: Emperor Hulkling Comes To Conquer The Game!
Real Name: Dorek VII/Teddy Altman First Appearance: Young Avengers #1 (April 2005) Powers and Abilities: A hybrid of the alien
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Review — ‘Universal Monsters: Frankenstein’ #1 Is A Heartbreaking Horror Reimagining
We all know the story of Doctor Frankenstein and his monster. Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1 reimagines the famous story, by
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‘So-Called Living’ #2 Reviewed — Quality Is Debatable
Writer Mark Maia is also the publisher of this comic, and since this issue lacks an editor the responsibility of
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Review: The Least Interesting Thing In ‘Phoenix’ #2 Is The Titular Character
Phoenix #2 has two big things working against it. The first is its portrayal of Corsair. He’s written wildly inconsistently
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‘Destro’ #3 Review: How Destro Got His Groove Back
Throughout the first two issues of Image Comics’ Destro, the titular character has been fighting to turn back a tide
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Review: ‘Darth Vader’ #49 Is Busy And Overstuffed But Finds Room To Entertain
As the penultimate issue of this iteration of the series, Darth Vader #49 is perhaps a bit too overstuffed with
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Review: ‘So-Called Living’ #1 Is A Throwback
Writer Mark Maia does a reasonably good job at setting up the rules and threats for this world. Yes, there
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Way More Fun Than It Has Any Right To Be — Reviewing ‘Wolverine Deep Cut’ #2
With its second issue, Wolverine Deep Cut continues to be far more entertaining than it has any right to be.
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Review: Different Villain, But The Same Problems In ‘Star Wars Inquisitors’ #2
Star Wars Inquisitors #2 is another entertaining issue chronicling the adventures of Jedi fugitive/freedom fighter Tensu Run. In it, Tensu
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #10 Comes To An End
Writer Rainbow Rowell creates what is debatably merely okay dialogue. This is to how Rowell creates a script that is
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Review: ‘X-Factor’ #1 Works Too Hard For A Weak Premise
Though it’s only week six of From the Ashes, it feels like the rollout of new series has been going
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Review: ‘Scarlett’ #3 Is Fun & Action-Packed But Little Else
An all out action issue, Scarlett #3 is another standout artistic showcase for Marco Ferrari. But while the art continues
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Review: ‘The Bikeriders’ Provides A Stellar Showcase For Jodie Comer On 4K UHD And Blu-ray
The Bikeriders — new on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and digital — arrives at the peak of over-saturated blockbuster summer fare,
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Space Ghost #4 Review: Smart Storytelling Trumps Grimdark
After setting a new series high in terms of quality in the previous issue, Space Ghost #4 both continues to
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‘Sanction’ #3 Review — Nothing Bad Ever Happens In Leningrad
After a second issue that felt a bit like a tipping point for the series, Sanction #3 proves to be
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Review: ‘Gargoyles: Quest’ #3 Is A Messy One
Writer Greg Weisman creates a script that is very reliant on remembering various past moments from this franchise’s history, including
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Review– ‘X-Force’ #1 Looks Great But There’s Problems Under The Hood
Since its creation in 1991 out of the ashes of the former New Mutants book, X-Force has become one of
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‘Darth Vader’ #48 Reviewed: The Promise Of An Ending Bests Lackluster Storytelling
Between the release of the previous issue and this one, it was announced that both this series and the “main”
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Review: ‘Invincible Iron Man’ #20 Is A Modern Finale For Better Or Worse
Ending a series in the modern age can be a tricky thing. No series ever really ends — more often
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‘Star Wars’ #48 Review: A Strong Start To An Unfortunate Finish
It’s difficult to say that Leia has been entirely absent from the series of late. Even with the previous story
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Jean Grey’s New Beginning Needs More Jean: Reviewing ‘Phoenix’ #1
Wolverine and, occasionally, Cable, aside, the X-Men don’t have a great history of supporting solo series for their members. Many
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Advance Review: Crimson Guards and Burning Robots Liven Up ‘Destro’ #2
The first issue of Destro was a character study of its title character, introducing readers to a man so obsessed
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Review — ‘Star Wars: Inquisitors’ #1 Sidelines Its Title Characters
The Inquisitors occupy an interesting place in the Star Wars mythos. Seemingly born of the need to give the good
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Snap Into Marvel! — Will Gwenpool Break The Meta?
Real Name: Gwendolyn “Gwen” Poole First Comic Book Appearance: Deadpool’s Secret Secret Wars #2 variant cover (June 2015) First Full
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Review: ‘Bear Pirate Viking Queen’ #3 Delivers A Message
Writer Sean Lewis arguably creates a stronger script for Bear Pirate Viking Queen #3 than the one for the previous
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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
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Review: ‘The Sensational She-Hulk’ #9 Starts A Wrap-Up
Writer Rainbow Rowell creates a script that goes from scene to scene in a bit of a rush. This might
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Review: ‘Bear Pirate Viking Queen’ #2 Is Not Like #1
Writer Sean Lewis creates a relatively interesting and entertaining script for this issue of the series. Two things that makes
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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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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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