Review: ‘G.I. Joe: Castlefall’ Has A Fitting Title
Writer Paul Allor creates a script with some great character moments. Also none of the characters feel inconsistent to what
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Review: Road Trips, Grease Paint, And Murder In ‘Haha’ #2
‘Rudolph On The Road To Funville- Every boy and girl needs a momma, like a puppy needs a bowl. The
Read moreFerg & Sons Review: Fun In The Snow In ‘Johnny Boo And The Silly Blizzard’
With two young kids at home, I’m always on the lookout for fun all-ages and kids comics for them to
Read moreReview: The Kids Are Most Definitely Not Alright In ‘Power Pack’ #3
With the passage of Kamala’s Law (as part of Marvel’s Outlawed event banner), the young heroes of the Marvel Universe
Read moreReview: ‘X-Force’ #17 Dives Into The Nature Of Immortality
Turning a running joke into an emotionally resonant exploration of a character is hard work. When that character is Quentin
Read moreReview: ‘Black Hammer: Visions’ #1 Delves Into Golden Gail’s Tragic History
Golden Gail was once a hero of Spiral City with the ability to transform from a normal middle-aged woman to
Read moreReview: Kit’s World Burns Down In ‘Scout’s Honor’ #2
‘Ever since the bombs fell and the skies turned to nuclear fire, the Ranger Scouts of America have built their
Read moreReview: The Beginning Of The End In ‘Birthright’ #46 Is Just As Powerful
At long last, Mikey Rhodes has fulfilled his destiny and defeated the God King Lore. It was not without cost
Read moreReview: The Green Ranger Stands Revealed In ‘Mighty Morphin’ #4
One of the new mysteries during the Unlimited Power Era of the Power Rangers comics has been the identity of
Read moreReview: ‘Commanders In Crisis’ #5 Displays The Human Side Of Heroes
With Empathy dead and the fate of the world and the multiverse at stake, the Crisis Command is in ruins.
Read moreReview: Mr. Negative Rises Once Again While Kindred Sleeps In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #59
The F.E.A.S.T. Center is the setting for an attack by Mr. Negative’s Inner Demons. Their target? Martin Li. After the
Read moreReview: Captain Britain’s Back But Things Aren’t Alright In ‘Excalibur’ #18
The mutants of Krakoa fought for their lives and their world during the events of X of Swords in Otherworld
Read moreReview: ‘TMNT’ #114 Pits The Turtles Against Their Foes, The Future, And Themselves
Fate and the ability to change things if given the chance to return to a previous time are concepts that
Read moreReview: Toxic Masculinity Meets Muddled Messaging In ‘Mann’s World’ #2
When it comes to any kind of artistic endeavor, there is almost always some overall message behind the piece. Sometimes
Read moreReview: Mass Murder, Monsters, And Matters Of State In ‘Deep Beyond’ #1
‘In an underpopulated future Earth, devastated by the dire consequences of the millennium bug, the survival of mankind—and, maybe, of
Read moreReview: Battle Lines Are Drawn In ‘Sea Of Sorrows’ #3
‘Battle lines are drawn aboard the SS Vagabond, as the disappearances of more crew members drive the paranoid survivors against
Read moreReview: A Hockey Masked Machete Killer Takes Manhattan In ‘Maniac Of New York’ #1
‘Maniac Harry is inhuman, unkillable and unstoppable. Which is why the authorities’ solution has been to ignore him, and let
Read moreReview: ‘Star Wars- The High Republic’ #2 Sets The Jedi On The Trail Of A Mystery
Last month, we met Keeve Trennis and her mentor Sskeer as they navigated the new era of The High Republic.
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #7 Gives Horror A Heart
What do you do when your friend is possessed by a death god? If you’re X-Factor, you do whatever you
Read moreReview: ‘The Bridgebuilder’s Creed’ Is As Beautiful As It Is Poignant
What do you do when the world changes around you and you’re not prepared? Yodel has spent his life building
Read moreReview: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #1 Reboots And Expands The Mythos
The regular cover by artist/colorist Josh Burcham displays the same style of art as the interiors. So any potential reader
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II’ #4 Features Nightmares, Gangsters, And Chances For Redemption
Sometimes big changes in one’s life gives one a chance to rectify past mistakes or seek redemption, and there aren’t
Read more‘Wolverine’ #9 Embraces The Past In All The Right Ways
Wolverine’s stories exploring his past have been a dime a dozen. However, none of them have truly dived deep in
Read more‘Star Wars The High Republic- Light Of The Jedi’ Is An Entertaining, Yet Flawed New Beginning
The High Republic era of Star Wars in full swing. The first wave of the expanded universe-centered stories are slowly
Read moreReview: ‘Stargazer’ #5 Delivers Otherworldly Sci-Fi Grounded In Family
The truth is out there…or rather, it’s in the desert. Shae, Hailey, and Adriana have had their second close encounter
Read moreReview: Is ‘Future State: Batman/Superman’ #1 A Classic Team-Up Or Grim Harbinger?
The Dark Knight and Man of Steel are called the World’s Finest for a reason. In Future State: Batman/Superman #1
Read moreReview: ‘Colonel Weird: Cosmagog’ #4 Is Beautifully Tragic, Yet Hopeful
Colonel Weird bounces through time and space, reliving various points of his life and all of them are tragic. This
Read moreReview: ‘New Mutants’ #15 Grapples With Internal and Externals Threats
The new era of the New Mutants is only two issues in, but its already created a whole host of
Read moreReview: ‘Slightly Exaggerated’ #1 Is A Fantasy Version Of Indiana Jones
Mia’s time is running out, but that’s not stopping her from treasure hunting. That’s made her a target of the
Read moreReview: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #58 Introduces Yet Another Plot Thread Into A Crowded Book
With the shadow of Kindred’s attack still looming, the spirit of Mr. Negative returns. Aunt May is caught in the
Read moreReview: Robots, Horror, And Wholesome Family Vibes Collide Beautifully In ‘Byte-Sized’ #2
Stories focused upon children and robots are nothing new with pop culture, with entire eras finding new ways to spin
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