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Review: 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

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April 26, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2145 Views comics, Haha, Image Comics, Patrick Horvath, Review, W. Maxwell Prince
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Review: 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

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April 26, 2021 Scott Redmond 2278 Views Boom Studios, comics, Fabiana Mascolo, Firefly, Firefly: Brand New 'Verse, Jim Campbell, Josh Lee Gordon, Lucia Di Giammarino, Review
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Review: 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

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April 23, 2021 Tony Thornley 2545 Views Al Ewing, Ariana Maher, comics, Marte Gracia, Marvel Comics, Reign of X, Review, Sword, Tom Muller, Valerio Schiti, X-Men
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Review: ‘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

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April 23, 2021 Scott Redmond 2025 Views Andworld Design, AWA Studios, comics, Mann's World, Niko Walter, Review, Snakebite Cortez, Victor Gischler
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Review: ‘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

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April 23, 2021 Scott Redmond 2520 Views comics, IDW Publishing, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Sophie Campbell, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Review: ‘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

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April 22, 2021 Tony Thornley 2100 Views bob quinn, comics, Java Tartaglia, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, nightcrawler, Reign of X, Review, Si Spurrier, Way of X, X-Men
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Review: 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

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April 22, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2165 Views Alien, comics, guru-efx, horror, Marvel Comics, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Review, Salvador Larroca, sci-fi
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Advance 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

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April 22, 2021 Tony Thornley 2707 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, Cullen Bunn, Jon Davis-Hunt, Jordie Bellaire, Review, Shadowman, Valiant Comics, Valiant Entertainment
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Review: 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

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April 22, 2021 Scott Redmond 2121 Views Catwoman, comics, DC Comics, Fernando Blanco, Jordie Bellaire, Ram V, Review, Tom Napolitano
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Review: ‘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

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April 21, 2021 Scott Redmond 2384 Views Adriano Lucas, Bruno Redondo, comics, DC Comics, Nightwing, Review, Tom Taylor, Wes Abbott
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Review: ‘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

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April 21, 2021 Scott Redmond 2588 Views Champions, Clayton Cowles, comics, Danny Lore, Federico Blee, luciano vecchio, Marvel Comics, Review
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Review: ‘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

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April 21, 2021 Scott Redmond 2471 Views Andworld Design, Boom Studios, comics, Filipe Andrade, Inês Amaro, Ram V, Review, The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr
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Review: ‘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

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April 21, 2021 Scott Redmond 2852 Views comics, IDW Publishing, jodi nishijima, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II
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Review: 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

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April 20, 2021 Tony Thornley 4180 Views comics, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, Gabe Eltaeb, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Review, Samri Basri, Scott Godlewski, Sean Lewis, Superman, Ulysses Arreola
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Review: ‘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

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April 19, 2021 Scott Redmond 2430 Views Batman, comics, DC Comics, Deron Bennet, John Ridley, Norm Rapmund, Review, Rex Lokus, The Next Batman: Second Son, Travel Foreman
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Review: 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

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April 19, 2021 James Ferguson 2185 Views comics, Double Down Comics, Josh Southall, Juan Romera, Review, Russell Lissau, Shawn Richison, The Hardways
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Review: 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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April 19, 2021 James Ferguson 2345 Views Adriano Lucas, Andrei Bressan, Birthright, comics, Image Comics, Joshua Williamson, Pat Brosseau, Review, Skybound
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Advance Review: ‘Everfrost’ #1 Is A Deep Dive Into A Visually Stunning And Dense Science-Fiction Fantasy World

There are stories that slowly take the audience into the world they are presenting, holding their hand as the story

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April 19, 2021 Scott Redmond 2363 Views Black Mask Studios, comics, Everfrost, Jim Campbell, Lauran Affe, Review, Ryan Lindsay, Sami Kivela
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Review: ‘Non-Stop Spider-Man’ #2 Is Heavy On Action, Light On Story

With a new drug called “A-Plus” wreaking havoc at Empire State University, leaving a trail of bodies in its wake,

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April 16, 2021 James Ferguson 2485 Views Al Vey, Chris Bachalo, comics, Joe Kelly, Marcio Menyz, Marvel Comics, Non-Stop Spider-Man, Review, Tim Townsend, Travis Lanham, Wayne Faucher
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Review: Only Three Survivors Remain In ‘Maniac Of New York’ #3

In the second chapter of Maniac of New York, Harry had a whole subway train filled with commuters to have

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April 16, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2400 Views Aftershock Comics, Andrea Mutti, comics, Elliott Kalan, Maniac of New York, Review, Taylor Esposito
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Review: Abraham Slam’s Dignity Takes A Hit In ‘Black Hammer: Visions’ #3

Super heroes rarely age. There’s something there to explain why they are constantly in their 30s or 40s, like they

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April 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2300 Views Black Hammer, Black Hammer: Visions, Chip Zdarsky, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Dave Stewart, Johnnie Christmas, Nate Piekos, Review
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Review: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #13 Reveals An Exciting New Mission

After almost a decade of the Guardians of the Galaxy resembling a very specific iteration of the team, the mold

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April 15, 2021 Tony Thornley 2145 Views Al Ewing, comics, Cory Petit, Federico Blee, Guardians of the Galaxy, Juan Frigeri, Marvel Comics, Review
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Review: ‘Power Pack’ #5 Proves Just How Fun And Amazing Comic Books Truly Are In The Series Conclusion

Stories can take a lot of shapes and forms, covering the variety of genres and sub-genres humanity has created over

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April 15, 2021 Scott Redmond 3307 Views comics, Marvel Comics, Nico Leon, Power Pack, Rachelle Rosenberg, Review, Ryan North, Travis Lanham
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Review: ‘Darkhawk: Heart Of The Hawk’ #1 Works For New And Old Readers Alike

Chris Powell has come a long way since finding a strange amulet in an abandoned amusement park. As the hero,

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April 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2696 Views Andrea Di Vito, Chris Sotomayor, comics, Dan Abnett, Danny Fingeroth, Darkhawk: Heart of the Hawk, Erick Arciniega, Juanan Ramirez, Kyle Higgins, le beau underwood, Marvel Comics, Mike Manley, Review, Sebastian Cheng, Travis Lanham
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Review: ‘Children of the Atom’ #2 Brings The Action, But Doesn’t Shy Away From Heavier Realistic Topics

Our reality is a constant series of similar and different events that collide against one another, sometimes touching our lives

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April 14, 2021 Scott Redmond 2356 Views Bernard Chang, Children of the Atom, comics, marcelo maiolo, Marvel Comics, Review, Travis Lanham, Vita Ayala
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Review: ‘Magic’ #1, The Balancing Act Is The Real Trick Here

A new beginning for the pop culture phenomenon of Magic starts here from Jed MacKay (Marvel’s Black Cat) and Ig

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April 14, 2021 Cesareo Garasa 2785 Views Arianna Consonni, Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, Ig Guara, Jed MacKay, magic, Review
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Review: The Heist Is On As ‘Black Cat’ #5 Delivers Heavy Secrets And Deep Emotions Along The Way

Since it kicked off in 2019, Marvel Comics’ Black Cat series has been an action-packed, thieving romp around the Marvel

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April 14, 2021 Scott Redmond 2308 Views Black Cat, Brian Reber, comics, ferran delgado, Jed MacKay, Marvel Comics, michael dowling, Review
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Review: Things In Madripoor Come To A Semi-Conclusion With ‘Marauders’ #19

Among certain circles of X-fandom on the internet, there is little debate as to how overall good the current era

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April 13, 2021 Scott Redmond 1956 Views comics, Cory Petit, Edgar Delgado, Gerry Duggan, Marauders, Marvel Comics, Review, Stefano Caselli
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Review: Things Get Incredible In ‘Immortal Hulk’ #45

If there’s one thing the Immortal Hulk team has shown readers, it’s that they know how to do plot set-up

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April 12, 2021 Tony Thornley 3166 Views Al Ewing, belardino brabo, comics, Cory Petit, Hulk, Immortal Hulk, Joe Bennett, Marvel Comics, Paul Mounts, Review, Ruy Jose
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Review: ‘Shadow Life’ Is A Quirky, Yet Poignant Look At Life And Death

Kumiko is getting older, but she’s not ready to give up her independence, much to the dismay of her daughters.

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April 12, 2021 James Ferguson 2521 Views Ann Xu, comics, First Second Books, Hiromi Goto, Review, Shadow Life
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Review: ‘Batman’ #107 Deals In Fear

The Scarecrow is one of the most unsettling and frightening villains in the DC Universe. His particular brand of evil

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April 9, 2021 Tony Thornley 2325 Views Batman, Clayton Cowles, comics, DC Comics, James Tynion IV, Jorge Jimenez, Review, Tomeu Morey
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