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Review: ‘UltraMega’ #1 Is A Horrifying New World Of Monsters And Heroes

Kaiju and the humans that fight them are all the rage right now. Godzilla Vs Kong is one of the

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March 23, 2021 Tony Thornley 2422 Views comics, Dave Stewart, Image Comics, James Harren, Review, Rus Wooten, Ultramega
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Advance Review: ‘Miskatonic’ #5 Leaves Mystery And Horror In Its Wake

The cover is by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi. Haun creates a wonderfully epic design that really embraces

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March 23, 2021 Benjamin Hall 3008 Views Aftershock Comics, comic book, Dave Sharpe, Giorgio Pontrelli, Issue 5, Jeremy Haun, Mark Sable, Miskatonic, Nick Filardi, Pippa Bowland, Review
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Review: Krakoa Faces The King In Black In ‘SWORD’ #4

In just a few issues, SWORD already feels like an essential part of the Krakoan tapestry. That’s one of the

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March 22, 2021 Tony Thornley 2626 Views Al Ewing, Ariana Maher, comics, King in Black, Marte Gracia, Marvel Comics, Reign of X, Review, Sword, Tom Muller, Valerio Schiti, X-Men
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Review: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #4 Returns Focus To The Fox Family While Still Making Changes To Gotham

Digital comics is a realm that many comic book publishers have dabbled in from time to time in various ways

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March 19, 2021 Scott Redmond 2483 Views comics, DC Comics, Deron Bennett, John Livesay, John Ridley, Mark Morales, Review, Rex Lokus, The Next Batman: Second Son, Travel Foreman
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Review: ‘Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade’ #1 Presents A Broken Hero Just Trying His Best

Being a hero is hard. Not only are there all the crimes to stop and fighting the same bad guys,

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March 19, 2021 Scott Redmond 2282 Views Arif Prianto, Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade, comics, Cory Petit, Marvel Comics, Review, Sean Parsons, Sergio Davilla, Simon Spurrier
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Review: Outlawed Comes To A Perfectly Not So Clean End In ‘Champions’ #5

Marvel Comics’ youthful heroes were pushed to the brink last year with the events of the Outlawed one-shot, where tragedy

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March 18, 2021 Scott Redmond 3387 Views bob quinn, Champions, Clayton Cowles, comics, Danny Lore, Eve L. Ewing, Federico Blee, luciano vecchio, Marvel Comics, Outlawed, Review, Toni Infante
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Review: The Wight Witch Comes A Calling In ‘Catwoman’ #29

Currently, DC Comics, under the Infinite Frontiers banner, is welcoming a slew of new creative teams as shepherds of its

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March 18, 2021 Scott Redmond 2628 Views Catwoman, comics, DC Comics, Fernando Blanco, Jordie Bellaire, Ram V, Review, Tom Napolitano
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Review: ‘Nightwing’ #78 Is The Bold, Colorful, And Heartfelt Rebirth Dick Grayson Deserves

Nightwing is not Batman. In fact, he’s better than Batman. He’s more fun, more personable, more empathetic, he’s more connected

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March 17, 2021 Scott Redmond 2840 Views Adriano Lucas, Bruno Redondo, comics, DC Comics, Dick Grayson, Nightwing, Nightwing #78, Review, Tom Taylor, Wes Abbott
Books Reviews 

Advance Review: The Sheriff Roots Out A Traitor In ‘Nottingham’ #2

‘A murder at the heart of the castle shakes Nottingham to its core. As the Sheriff and Captain of the

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March 17, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2539 Views comics, David Hazan, Joamette Gil, Luca Romano, Mad Cave Studios, Nottingham, Review, Shane Connery Volk
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Review: Classic Foe Duos Collide In A Gorgeous Brutal Ballet In ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #115

In most fiction, the mix of time travel, baby mutants thinking a ninja is their mother, and a future battle

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March 17, 2021 Scott Redmond 2477 Views comics, IDW Publishing, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Sophie Campbell, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, TMNT
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Review: Is This The End For ‘Immortal Hulk’ #44?

Just when you thought the Hulk couldn’t get any lower, the bottom has fallen out. Immortal Hulk #44 has arrived

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March 16, 2021 Tony Thornley 2610 Views Al Ewing, belardino brabo, comics, Cory Petit, Hulk, Immortal Hulk, Joe Bennett, Marvel Comics, Paul Mounts, Review, Ruy Jose
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Destiny Has Come For The Crew Of The Vihaan II: Reviewing ‘We Only Find Them When They’re Dead’ Book 1

‘The gods are always beautiful… and the gods are always dead. Captain Malik and the crew of the spaceship the

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March 16, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2074 Views Al Ewing, Andworld Design, Boom! Studios, comics, Mariasara Miotti, Review, Simone di Meo, trade paperback, We Only Find Them When They're Dead
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Review: ‘Non-Stop Spider-Man’ Delivers On Its Name, But Not Without Faults

Buckle your seat belts, folks because Non-Stop Spider-Man is here to deliver…well…non-stop action. The wall-crawler is on a race against

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March 16, 2021 James Ferguson 5490 Views Chris Bachalo, comics, Dave Eaglesham, Joe Kelly, Marcio Menyz, Marvel Comics, morry hollowell, Non-Stop Spider-Man, Review, Tim Townsend, Travis Lanham
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Review: Seriously, Just Stay Out Of The Woods In ‘Black Hammer: Visions’ #2

Beware, dear readers, as a tale of murder and madness awaits in Black Hammer: Visions #2. The mysterious Madame Dragonfly

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March 16, 2021 James Ferguson 2321 Views bill crabtree, Black Hammer, Black Hammer: Visions, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Geoff Johns, Nate Piekos, Review, Scott Kolins
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Review: Kit Undertakes The Eagle’s Guard Trials In ‘Scout’s Honor’ #3

‘Forced to confront her suspicions about Ranger Scout society, Kit undertakes the grueling Eagle’s Guard Trials on her quest for

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March 15, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2235 Views Aftershock Comics, Carlos M. Mangual, comics, David Pepose, Luca Casalanguida, Matt Milla, Review, Scouts Honor
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Review: ‘Birthright’ #47 Delivers Clarity Among The Bloodshed

In the wake of the war against Terrenos, a black market for magical items has sprung up. With Lore out

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March 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2722 Views Adriano Lucas, Andrei Bressan, Birthright, comics, Image Comics, Joshua Williamson, Pat Brosseau, Review, Skybound Entertainment
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Review: ‘Mighty Morphin’ #5 Fills In The Gaps And Prepares For More

Now that the identity of the new Green Ranger has been revealed, we have to piece together how he got

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March 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2399 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, Marco Renna, Mighty Morphin, Review, Ryan Parrott, Sara Antonellini, Walter Baiamonte
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Review: New Suit, New Job, & New Directions In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #61

With the threat of Kindred momentarily avoided and Kingpin’s master plan still in the works, Peter Parker turns his attention

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March 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2323 Views Amazing Spider-Man, comics, Edgar Delgado, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Nick Spencer, Patrick Gleason, Review
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Review: A Haunting In Krakoa In ‘X-Factor’ #8

With the amount of death X-Factor has surrounded itself with, the team was bound to experience a haunting. However, no

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March 15, 2021 Tony Thornley 2863 Views comics, David Baldeon, Israel Silva, Joe Caramagna, Leah Williams, Marvel Comics, Reign of X, Review, Tom Muller, X-Factor, X-Men
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Review: The X-Men Get Sidekicks…With A Twist In ‘Children Of The Atom’ #1

Dawn of X has provides a slew of new and interesting perspectives on the mutant community, from the dark and

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March 15, 2021 James Ferguson 2673 Views Bernard Chang, Children of the Atom, comics, marcelo maiolo, Marvel Comics, Review, Travis Lanham, Vita Ayala
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Review: Harry Slashes Through The Subway In ‘Maniac Of New York’ #2

‘Maniac Harry, the unstoppable masked killer causing a significant drop in NYC property values, savagely slashes his way down the

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March 15, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2588 Views Aftershock Comics, Andrea Mutti, comics, Elliott Kalan, horror, Maniac of New York, Review, Taylor Esposito
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Review: Possession Is Beginning To Take Its Toll In ‘Knock ‘Em Dead’ #4

‘Pryor has gotten a taste of what it’s like to be special. To be on top. And he likes it.

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March 12, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 2385 Views Aftershock Comics, comics, Eliot Rahal, horror, Knock 'Em Dead, Matt Milla, Mattia Monaco, Review, Taylor Esposito
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Review: ‘Superman’ #29 Builds Family And Legacy

Superman has been through a whirlwind the last two years. With a new creative team and a new direction, it’s

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March 12, 2021 Tony Thornley 2672 Views comics, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, Eric Gapstur, Hi-Fi, Phil Hester, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Review, Superman
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Review: All Paths Lead Right Through Wakanda In ‘Taskmaster’ #4

In his quest to prove his innocence, Taskmaster has already had to take on the likes of the superpowered Hyperion

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March 11, 2021 Scott Redmond 2658 Views Alessandro Vitti, comics, guru-efx, Jed MacKay, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Review, taskmaster
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Review: ‘Scoop: Buried Leads’ Is A Solid Mystery That Needs To Pick A Lane

After proving her father’s innocence and dealing with alien invaders, you’d think Sophie Cooper might take some time off. The

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March 11, 2021 James Ferguson 2033 Views comics, Insight Editions, Kike J. Diaz, Pablo Andres, Review, Richard Ashley Hamilton, Scoop
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Review: ‘Daredevil’ #28 Examines The Inner Self

Matt Murdock and Elektra have had two very different experiences the last few issues. Since he ended up inside, Matt

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March 11, 2021 Tony Thornley 3262 Views Chip Zdarsky, Clayton Cowles, comics, Daredevil, Marco Checchetto, Marco Menyz, Marvel Comics, Review
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Review: ‘The Next Batman: Second Son’ #3 Brings Major Change To Gotham City As The Future Batman’s Origin Story Continues

After all these decades of being represented upon the comic pages and various forms of media, Batman and Gotham City

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March 11, 2021 Scott Redmond 2448 Views comics, DC Comics, Deron Bennett, John Ridley, Mark Morales, Review, Rex Lokus, The Next Batman: Second Son, The Next Batman: Second Son #3, Travel Foreman
Comics 

Review: ‘Fishing Memories’ Delivers A Poignant Look At Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s Disease is debilitating not just for those experiencing it, but for those closest to them. There are few things

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March 10, 2021 James Ferguson 2681 Views Blue Fox Comics, comics, Fishing Memories, Majory Yokomizo, Mario Freitas, Miguel Peres, Review
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Review: The Past Packs Quite A Punch In ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II’ #5

The path to personal redemption is never an easy road to travel, especially when the sins of your past return

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March 10, 2021 Scott Redmond 2881 Views comics, IDW Publishing, jodi nishijima, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II
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Review: Fear Returns To Gotham In ‘Batman’ #106

Bruce Wayne spent the better part of the past year contending with an attack unlike any other from his greatest

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March 9, 2021 Tony Thornley 2228 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, DC Comics, James Tynion IV, Jorge Jimenez, Review, Tomeu Morey
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Review: ‘Star Wars: The High Republic’ #3 Reveals A Cosmic Horror

The newly revealed High Republic of Star Wars is still unfolding to fans and readers. In Star Wars: The High

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March 9, 2021 Tony Thornley 3087 Views Annalisa Leoni, Ariana Maher, Ario Anindito, Cavan Scott, comics, Mark Morales, Marvel Comics, Review, Star Wars, Star Wars: The High Republic
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