Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #10 Surprises
Writer Erik Burnham does great at making the characterization and dialogue believable. However, Burnham puts in a reference to a character
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Hawke Vs Robin, For All The Marbles: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #8
Often in any serialized form of storytelling, when there is an entry that pads out the time towards the big
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When Revolution Breeds A Regime Most Foul: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #11
Welcome back to the town of Stillwater where you can meet the new boss, who is the same as the
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We Begin Again: Reviewing ‘Robin & Batman’ #01
Batman and Robin, the dynamic duo. They go together like peanut butter and jelly — where one is, the other
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Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #5 Twists The Plot
The main story is by writers Joe Clark and Kyle Higgins. While writer Jana Tropper provides the text for the
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A Survivor’s Story: Reviewing ‘Death Of Doctor Strange: Avengers’ #1
With the recent murder of Sorcerer Supreme Doctor Stephen Strange, the magical barrier that has protected the Earth from a
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Review: ‘Frontiersman’ #2 Moves Forward
Artist Marco Ferrari is very consistent when it comes to the interior art. A particular area of consistency is the
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Fighting The Friends We Made Along The Way: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #7
The time for fun and games and camaraderie are over, as the final four become the final two in a
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Review: ‘Adventureman’ #6 Explores The Western Genre
Designer Leonardo Olea provides a new design for the creative credits page. Whether a reader will take the time to
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Star-Spangled Mediocrity: Reviewing ‘The United States Of Captain America’ #5
Over the last 80 years, there have been a vast number of stories that have featured Captain America, the star-spangled
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Advance Review: ‘Transformers: Beast Wars’ #9 Changes A Key Detail
Artist Josh Burcham is responsible for the creation of Cover A, and it features a nice amount of details. However,
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Tricks And Treats Aplenty: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #122
Over the past few months, the Splinter Clan and their many allies have brokered a peace with the remainder of
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Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #4 Search In Paris
The main story is by writers Kyle Higgins and Joe Clark. Its first several pages feel like they are a
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An Ending And A Beginning: Reviewing ‘Everfrost’ #4
All creative endeavors have some type of constraint that is placed upon them. Movies have run times, a canvas has
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New To You Comics #88: Hometown Horror In ‘Redfork’
With the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
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The Many Shades Of Gray: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #121
Building a society is never an easy task, especially when to do so one must fight to gain the freedom
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Review: ‘Adventureman’ #5 Gets Decent
Designer Leonardo Olea’s design for the creative credits page really works with the slight change to the color palette. Speaking
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The End Is Nigh For A Turtle’s Revenge: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin’ #04
At long last, the journey of last standing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle through a dystopian future continues, with the latest
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Let’s Get Ready To Rumble!: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #6
After months of build-up, including lots of brutal and hard fights as well as some great character moments, the Lazarus
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Nazis! Why Did It Have To Be Nazis?: Reviewing ‘The United States Of Captain America’ #4
Despite the claims of so many, the United States has from the very beginning been unfriendly (and far worse) to
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It’s The Children’s World Now: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #10
It’s said quite often that children are the future. This is a phrase that is factual in the sense that
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Review: ‘Frontiersman’ #1 Explores Sociopolitical Questions
Writer Patrick Kindlon and penciller/colorist Marco Ferrari do great work on universe building. This occurs primarily to flesh out the
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Advance Review: ‘Transformers: Beast Wars’ #8 Ups The Danger
Artist Winston Chan does great with the visual characterization. While colorist Sidvenblu elevates the visual characterization via hues that spotlight
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A Little Doom Goes A Long Way: Reviewing ‘Excalibur’ #23
If there is one truth that one can take to heart about Marvel Comics it is this: adding a little
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We All Live In A Jennika World: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II’
There is not an ounce of doubt that Jennika, the new fifth turtle member of the Splinter/Hamato can, has cemented
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Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #3 Sees Action And Intrigue
Writers Kyle Higgins and Joe Clark continue to create a compelling main story. They also make what could be severely
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A New Action Platformer Gold Standard — ‘Psychonauts 2’ Reviewed
When Razputin Aquato, trained acrobat and powerful young psychic, finally realizes his dream of joining the Psychonauts … he finds
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The Acceptance And Rejection Of Death Itself: Reviewing ‘The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr’ #5
More often than not there are many people out there that when someone mentions comic books, their first thought is
Read moreGreat Promise And A Cardboard Plot: Reviewing ‘The United States of Captain America’ #03
On paper, the idea of a miniseries that celebrates the legacy of Captain America by bringing in a group of
Read moreEnter The Place Where Answers Go To Die: Reviewing ‘Everfrost’ #3
On the one hand, Everfrost #3 is very much a story about a mother trying to right a wrong and
Read morePolitics And War, Mutant Town Style: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #120
Tensions have been brewing between the mutant cat Old Hob and the Turtle clan as well as a ton of
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