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For three years now, we’ve seen a cold, calculating Hulk, a very different take on the character versus the classic
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Randy Robertson and his girlfriend, Janice Lincoln have been captured by Madame Masque and Crime-Master. The two lovebirds could be
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There are a ton of spider-related characters at this point within the Marvel Universe, each of them with their own
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Read moreReview: The Painful Origins Of The Possible Future Caped Crusader Continue With ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #9
Within most societies around the world, there comes a point where the level of power that an individual or group
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Earlier this month, we learned that Superman would soon be making Warworld his home in a major shift of the
Read moreReview: Sibling-Rivalry, Shadowy Pranks, And Game Changing Revelations Abound In ‘Shadecraft’ #2
Sibling relationships are more often than not quite complicated. Yet, the best ones are those where no matter how they
Read moreReview: ‘Detective Comics’ #1035 Brings Batman Back To The Horror Filled Streets Of Gotham City
Having any big character in comic books be the focus of more than one ongoing title at a time comes
Read moreReview: A Night Out Is Ruined In ‘Spider-Woman’ #11
Jessica Drew has had a tumultuous few weeks. She found out she had a brother and a niece, got infected
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Bruce Wayne is a privileged individual, born into the wealth that his family had amassed over generations. When tragedy struck
Read moreReview: ‘X-Force’ #19 Is A Mixed-Bag Tale Of Redemption
After nearly two years of Quentin Quire being an unrepentant jerk, it finally appears that he’s going to find some
Read moreReview: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #64 Plays Out A Modern Day Romeo & Juliet
The modern day Romeo & Juliet romance between Janice Lincoln (aka, The Beetle / Tombstone’s daughter) and Randy Robertson (aka
Read moreReview: Fame Tears The Brice Family Apart In ‘Knock ‘Em Dead’ #5
There’s a massive time jump between the end of Knock ‘Em Dead #4 and the beginning of chapter five. Pryor’s
Read moreReview: Everything Floats In ‘HaHa’ #4
Furthering the theme of the sad clown paradox in W. Maxwell Prince’s Haha anthology is chapter four, Gustav in the
Read moreReview: The New Cast Soars As Familiar Faces Appear In ‘Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse’ #2
It is no secret these days that even more than ever, nostalgia is a very heady brew. One can hardly
Read moreReview: Fabian Cortez Takes Center Stage In ‘SWORD’ #5
One of the most interesting additions to the crew of SWORD was the former Acolyte named Fabian Cortez. He was
Read moreReview: ‘Mann’s World’ #4 Completes The Circle Of Toxic Masculinity Surrounded By Beautiful Artwork
Any piece of fiction that decides to center itself around terrible folks, whether they are moderately terrible or are just
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #116 Turns Up The Dial Up To Eleven
Through the history of time travel stories, there are a great many ways that heroic characters have been tasked with
Read moreReview: ‘Way Of X’ #1 Confronts The Difficult Questions Of Krakoa
Ever since House of X, the warts of Krakoa have slowly been revealing themselves. The person at the center of
Read moreReview: Danny’s Friends Cause Catastrophic Systems Failure In ‘Alien’ #2
Eighty years post Nostromo, a Colonial Marine is medically chaptered and heads home to try to patch things up with
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Shadowman’ #1 Is A Dark And Terrifying Return
After over a year away from the spotlight, one of Valiant Entertainment’s top heroes returns. The character has taken a
Read moreReview: Riddles, Assassins, And Shadowy Allies Make Life Interesting In ‘Catwoman’ #30
Often when there are books that happen to fall under the same umbrella from a publishing line, especially those that
Read moreReview: ‘Nightwing’ #79 Continues The Gorgeous, Moody And Heartfelt Rebuild Of Dick Grayson And His World
A back-to-basics or returning to a previous status quo is very much something that is weaved into the fabric of
Read moreReview: ‘Champions’ #6 Proves The Old Superhero Adage That Not Every Problem Is Solved With A Punch
In the comic book world, it used to be quite common for a new creative team to come on board
Read moreReview: ‘The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr’ #1 Is A Charming And Gorgeous Dive Into Questions About Life And Death
Comic books truly are a glorious medium that allows the audience to traverse a grand number of stories that seem
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II’ #6 Allows A Giant Step Towards Redemption And A Brighter Future For The Fifth Turtle
For as long as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have existed, there has long been a debate about which Turtle
Read moreReview: A Perfect Day Goes Sour In ‘Superman’ #30
If there’s anything any family knows is rare, it’s a perfect day. For the Kents, they’ve been even more few
Read moreReview: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #7 Casts Light Upon Trauma, Corruption And The Broken Police System
For almost as long as there have been stories of Batman within the realms of DC Comics, the police force
Read moreReview: An Unlikely Kidnapping Plot Goes Awry In ‘The Hardways’ #2
After a great night at the casino, Maury was walking on air. He had a bunch of winnings and a
Read moreReview: The Brothers Finally Reconnect And Grieve In ‘Birthright’ #48
Earth may have won the war against Terrenos, but it was not without casualties. Mikey and Brennan’s parents are trapped
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There are stories that slowly take the audience into the world they are presenting, holding their hand as the story
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