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What is it that truly makes someone a villain? This is a question that has been asked and answered in
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Mike Mignola! Tom Sniegoski! Stranded on a strange island after a mishap on their way to a South American dig
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Immortal Hulk is easily the creative pinnacle for the Jade Giant in his entire decades-long publishing history. Naturally, that means
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As part of “Shattered Grid,” Drakkon created a whole new universe where he was a hero. The Omega Rangers now
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Every story needs a moment of calm before the storm. For Guardians of the Galaxy, it’s a very different sort
Read moreReview: ‘MODOK: Head Games’ #3 Has A Surprising & Hilarious Heart
Of all the characters in Marvel’s pantheon, MODOK might be the last anyone would expect to get a television series,
Read moreReview: You Gotta Punch The Dragon In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #23
After taking over the planet with his symbiote armies, it was only a matter of time before Knull made it
Read moreReview: How Many Old Ladies Is Jessica Going To Punch In ‘Spider-Woman’ #9?
Jessica Drew’s search for a cure has brought her to the High Evolutionary’s lair inside a volcano along side her
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Writer Mark Sable creates an entertaining and intriguing script. Arguably the entertaining portion is the dialogue, and how it affects
Read moreReview: As Luck Would Have It In ‘Cable’ #8
One of the X-Men’s deadliest foes has returned, and it’s a personal mission for Nathan Summers. Naturally, that means that
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin’ #2 Beautifully Depicts The Beginning Of The End For The Turtle Clan
Dark futures full of older, broken and scarred versions of characters we know and love is a staple of most
Read moreReview: ‘American Ronin’ #5 Falls Backwards
This issue is number five of five so one would expect some type of resolution to the original premise. Yet,
Read moreReview: Bliss #5, Ignorance Is Bliss If You Let It.
Sean Lewis (DC Future State’s Superman of Metropolis) and rock star artist Caitlin Yarsky return with the final arc of
Read moreReview: ‘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
Read moreReview: 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.
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