Building A Better Clan: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #132
Comic books of the superhero sort of variety are rife with big action pieces, as we the audience want to
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Review: ‘Antioch’ #1 Is Uneven With The Leads
This first issue is rather reliant on reading The Frontiersman Volume 1 trade paperback (2022) and The Frontiersman Lock-Up Special
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Review: Marvel Takes Another Crack At The Xenoverse With Mixed Results In ‘Alien’ #1
In Alien #1, United System soldiers track down a colony of synths living on a backwater moon. These biomechanical humanoids
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The Masks That We Wear: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1063
Sometimes in life there comes a moment where someone might try a recipe, they got from a friend that combines
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Review: ‘Savage Avengers’ #4 Reveals A New Destiny For A Familiar Hero
Deathlok burst into the pages of Savage Avengers with a strange demeanor for the frequent anti-hero. In Savage Avengers #4,
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Heroes And Villains Of Their Own Story: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #4
In a world where superhero stories are all the rage once more, especially dominant at the theatrical box office, it
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Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #8 Run Erratically
Writers Kyle Higgins and Joe Clark create the main story’s script. While writer Jana Tropper is responsible for scripting the
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A Violent, Heartbreaking, And Unforgettable New Chapter: Reviewing ‘Predator’ #1
After a hugely disappointing first crack at Alien, Marvel is having a go at the Predator franchise. I can already
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Definitely Looking A Gift Horse In The Mouth: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #14
When is a so-called gift actually more of a curse? Well, when the horror of immortality that was upon one
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Review: Tension Abounds In `There’s Something Wrong With Patrick Todd’ #2
Patrick Todd is not having a good day. His mom is sick, and he’s been using his mind control powers
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Forgetting Without Forgiving: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #131
All the members of the Splinter Clan and their allies have been through a whole bunch of harrowing, life-threatening/changing things
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Advance Review: `Time Before Time’ #15 Provides A Good Jumping-On Point
All comic books series run the risk of losing their audience after so many issues. For independent creator-owned books that
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Advance Review: Struggles Bring Out The Best In `That Texas Blood’ #16
After more than a dozen issues of That Texas Blood, readers have had the opportunity to learn more about Ambrose
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Advance Review: Mom And Dad Are The Real Monsters In `The Closet’ #3
With nearly every new story and issue, James Tynion IV reminds his readers why has won the Eisner Award for
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Advance Review: Closing Out The Initial Story Arc In `Little Monsters’ #6
How does forever end? It’s a relevant question when you’re a vampire. Even more so when you’re a teenaged one.
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Guide To The Dungeons And Dragons ‘Mini Dice Dungeon’
Welcome to the table. I will never grow tired of these random little D&D branded offerings from RP Minis. You
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The Gotham Nocturne Begins: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1062
Having been around the block for over eighty years, there have of course been a great number (hard to count
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New To You Comics #117: All Hell Breaks Loose In ‘We Have Demons’
Tony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
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The Best Portrayal Of Ceremorphosis In Any Medium: Reviewing ‘Dungeons & Dragons– Mindbreaker’
Welcome to the table. “Jim Zub knows how to write Ceremorphosis.” I have recently had the opportunity to read Jim
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Exploring The Abomination Vaults – A Review Of Paizo’s Megadungeon
Welcome to the table. From my earliest days at the table, I have always been fascinated by sprawling multi-leveled dungeons.
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Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #7 Attempts A Comeback
The production art, designs, and logo all look as good as ever. However, one of the characters looks older on
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Think Of The World That Is: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #3
With every single issue, Eight Billion Genies becomes a wilder and wilder ride as human beings continue to use their
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Advance Review: ‘Hollow’ Gives Headless Horseman A Cute, Queer YA Rebranding
Whether you’ve seen the old Disney cartoon classic, the campy Tim Burton live action, or read the Washington Irving classic
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One Final Adventure: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin’
Dark futures full of older, broken, and scarred versions of characters we know and love are a staple of most
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All That Emotional Fallout: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #130
There are big things on the near horizon for the Splinter Clan and their allies as well as Mutant Town
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New To You Comics #115: History’s Most Infamous Serial Killer– ‘From Hell’
Tony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
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Be Careful What Others Wish For: Reviewing ‘Eight Billion Genies’ #2
A genie for every single person on Earth on the surface might sound like a cool deal but the first
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Review: ‘Lawless Book 4: Boom Town’ – The Marvellous Marshal Metta Lawson Returns
Over the last 50 episodes in the Judge Dredd Megazine, Dan Abnett and Phil Winslade‘s Lawless has been consistently nothing
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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #17 Closes Things Out
Artist John Yurcaba provides the art of cover A. It features an interesting use of negative space in order to
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Advance Review: Vampires And Fast Cars Dominate A Thin `Blood Stained Teeth’ #3
You would think that the unique combination of vampires and street racing would be enough to carry a story. It
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Ain’t No Thing: Reviewing ‘The Thing– Infection At Outpost 31’ Board Game At Tremendicon
Welcome to the Table. I am at Tremendicon in Springfield, Missouri this weekend. As is typical when we gather in
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