Getting To Know Adira: Reviewing `Star Trek: Discovery – Adventures In The 23rd Century’ #2
One of the unfortunate side effects of abbreviated television seasons brought on by streaming services is that, in ensemble shows,
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Advance Review: It’s Data’s Day In `Star Trek: The Mirror War #5’
Set two years after Captain Jen-Luc Picard’s victory in conquering the shipbuilding operations at Faundora, publisher IDW returns to Star
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Advance Review: Flying High In `The Rocketeer – The Great Race’ #1
IDW is taking advantage of the Rocketeer’s 40th anniversary with a four-part limited series featuring the World War II-era hero.
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A Creepy Doctor In The House: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #127
One of the best developments in recent years for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ comic world was the emergence of
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Advance Review: Sinking Your Teeth Into `Little Monsters’ #2
After taking its time to introduce readers to a cadre of tween and teenaged vampires in the premiere issue, Little
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New To You Comics #107: More Southern Fried Gothic Horror In ‘Harrow County’ Vol. 2
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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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #14 Goes Too Fast
Writer Erik Burnham creates a script that is mostly good. However, the final pages speed things up too much regarding
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Review: ‘Brightside’ #1 Shows Potential
Writer Stu Perrins creates a serviceable script. It has the strength of a lot of set-up to establish the world
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New To You Comics #105: ‘The Umbrella Academy Volume 1: Apocalypse Suite’
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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Review: ‘Adventureman’ #8 Spins The Wheel Of Plot
A lighting design by designer Coralie Beauchamp is on display in certain pages of this issue. Yet, for some reason
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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Ninja Style: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #126
Now that their dojo and home have been devastated, their family put in danger, by a group of mutants known
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Review: The Wonderful Absurdity Of Paul Rainey’s ‘Gripe Night’
We told you about Paul Rainey‘s Kickstarter for Gripe Night already, but with the campaign coming to a successful end,
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Advance Review: Friendship Rules In Sina Grace’s ‘Rockstar And Softboy’
Sina Grace’s latest story, Rockstar and Softboy defies genres as easily as it defies explanation. Part buddy story, part mythical
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New To You Comics #101: Your Favorite Folk Hero/Serial Killer In ‘Nottingham’ Vol. 1
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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Advance Review: Silence is Golden in `Step By Bloody Step’ #1
It would be easy to say that Si Spurrier, the writer of Step By Bloody Step #1 left all the
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Advance Review: `Speed Republic’ #1 Stalls From the Start
It is counterintuitive for a story called Speed Republic to get off to a slow start. Unfortunately, the latest title
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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #12 Has A Mix Of Intelligence
Writer Erik Burnham, artist Josh Burcham, and letterer Jake M. Wood create a narrative that ranges in quality. One of
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Three Years Later, Vaughan and Staples Shine in `Saga’ #55
Three years in comic book continuity can be a lifetime. Characters are created, killed and are resurrected. Love is sought,
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Advance Review: ‘Frontiersman’ #5 Goes For A Dip
This issue has another wraparound cover. However, this cover is not as nice looking as the previous ones in this
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The Frogs Strike First: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #125
Last year the Turtles and their friends, and enemies, dealt with the reality of Mutant Town and what sort of
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Light In The Darkness: Reviewing ‘Robin & Batman’ #3
Batman and darkness go hand in hand, but the overall point of having a sidekick like Robin is that this
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Love, Death, And Fire: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #12
A plethora of stories has been created featuring the idea of immortal life, a concept that our species and our
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Review: ‘Frontiersman’ #4 Has Issues
Writer Patrick Kindlon does a mostly great job at moving the narrative forward. Yet, the settings remaining the same for
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Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #11 Takes A Risk
The editing team consists of: Assistant editor Riley Farmer, editor Jazmine Joyner, and supervising editor David Mariotte. While normally they
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The Company That You Keep: Reviewing ‘Robin & Batman’ #2
After a first issue that heavily showcased the dysfunctional beginning relationship between DC Comics dynamic duo, Robin & Batman #2
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Setting Up The Setup: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #33
Sometimes a single issue of a comic book can feel like there is a ton that is happening, the twenty
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Review: ‘Adventureman’ #7 Confounds
Penciler/colorist Terry Dodson and inker Rachel Dodson continue to do amazing work on the cover and interiors. The line work
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Silent Night, Turtley Night: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #124
It’s often said that silence is golden, the idea being the less said the better in some respects. With comics,
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Review: ‘Frontiersman’ #3 Becomes Debatable
Writer Patrick Kindlon does a great job at showcasing characters with different social-political views. Though Kindlon mostly does this via
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Owner Of A Lonely Mutant Heart: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #123
The first rule of Mutant Town Fight Club is, you do not talk about Mutant Town Fight Club. Actually, you
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The Bat Brothers Ride Again: Reviewing ‘Nightwing 2021 Annual’ #01
While they are superheroes through and through, truly one of the best things to see when it comes to the
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