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The idea of doing “whatever it takes” is a deeply flawed strategy, especially for a group of superheroes. In X-Force
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Review: Time Is Running Out For Hototo In ‘We Live’ #3
‘Luck has abandoned the group. Humbo and Alice have lost track of their newfound friends, Tala and Hototo. The siblings
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Childhood friends Shae, Hailey, and Adriana are brought together once again as adults in search of Shae’s younger brother, Kenny.
Read moreReview: ‘Immortal Hulk’ #41 Wrestles With The Thing… And Faith
The Immortal Hulk has examined many things through a lens of superheroes and horror- mental illness, LGBTQ+ rights, military overspending,
Read moreReview: A Journey Comes To A Bittersweet End In ‘Superman’ #28
We’ve known this conclusion was coming for some time. Now, in Superman #28, one journey draws to a close. It’s
Read moreReview: A Slower Pace After Breakneck Speed In ‘Commanders In Crisis’ #3
Who killed Empathy? Time is running out for the Crisis Command to find the murderer and save this world. The
Read moreReview: Conflicting Aspects Of Life Collide In ‘Barbalien: Red Planet’ #2
For perhaps the first time ever, Mark Markz has found a place where he feels he belongs. He’s not entirely
Read moreReview: ‘Challenge Of The Super Sons’ #1 Delivers A Welcome Return To Adventure
One seemingly unintended casualty of the recent events in the Superman titles was the Super Sons. How can you tell
Read moreReview: ‘New Mutants’ #14 Charts A Dangerous New Path
Of all the relaunched Dawn of X books, New Mutants struggled the most to find its identity. However with the
Read moreReview: Space Vampires Attack In ‘Power Rangers’ #2
The Omega Rangers have betrayed Zordon and whisked Lord Drakkon out to space to face the powerful new threat of
Read moreReview: ‘Miskatonic’ #2 Seems To Have Something To Say
The regular cover is by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi. It is a creepy, but standard character design.
Read more‘King In Black: Immortal Hulk’ Is A Modern Christmas Fable
Twas the night before Christmas, and all across the planet, the King in Black had conquered, leaving New York abandoned…
Read moreReview: ‘American Ronin’ #3 Turns It Around
The cover by artist ACO is a little too reliant on one color. However, it does work in terms of
Read moreReview: ‘Getting It Together’ #3 Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
Reeling from his breakup with Lauren, Sam kissed her bandmate Annie. He only did that because Lauren slept with her
Read moreReview- Three-Chord Songs And Big Bloody Action In ‘Home Sick Pilots’ #1
‘In the summer of 1994, a haunted house walks across California. Inside is Ami, lead singer of a high school
Read moreReview: ‘Crossover’ #2 Gets In Its Own Way
It’s difficult to read a comic that’s so determined to wink at the reader that it trips over its own
Read moreReview: AfterShock Kicks Off New Prestige Format With ‘Piecemeal’ One-Shot
‘Five high school kids, soon to say goodbye to each other and to the lives they have known, enter the
Read moreReview: The Man Of Steel Brings Hope Amidst Despair In ‘Superman- Endless Winter Special’
The infamous scene in Man of Steel in which Kal-El explains that his symbol means hope has often been mocked.
Read moreReview: ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #112 Brings Tensions And Divisions To Mutant Town
Ever since the new creative team came aboard, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has dealt with a bevy of topics from
Read moreReview: ‘Star Wars’ #9 Reveals A Dangerous Path To Rebellion
In the grand epic of Star Wars, it would be easy to assume that the entire Rebellion was two massive
Read moreReview: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #54 Has A Whole Lot Of Torture Porn
Kindred stands revealed as Harry Osborn, serving as judge, jury, and executioner to Spider-Man. Peter Parker must pay for his
Read moreReview: Scooper’s Found A New Friend In ‘Scarenthood’ #2
‘Cormac and his daughter Scooper haven’t hung out much lately—he’s been trying to learn more about the thing he disturbed
Read moreReview: The Star-Lord Evolved In ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ #9
Peter Jason Quill has been a tough character to get a handle on. He’s been subject to conflicting histories, wildly
Read moreReview: Tensions Rise With More Secrets In ‘Mighty Morphin’ #2
After the shocking events of Power Rangers #1, where the Omega Rangers broke Lord Drakkon out of his cell beneath
Read moreReview: ‘SWORD’ #1 Is A Simply Stunning Debut
It’s not often to run into a series that’s so perfectly formed from its first issue that even the design
Read moreReview: Revenge Is Served Hellfire Style In ‘Marauders’ #16
“X of Swords” is over, the tournaments & battles to the death within Otherworld have come and gone, and now
Read moreReview: Blockbuster Action, Sci-Fi Energy, And Redemption Collide In ‘The Pull’
What would you do if the world was coming to an end? In a futuristic version of Earth, a strange
Read moreReview: Heading To The Stars With ‘Jupiter Jet And The Forgotten Radio’
Jupiter Jet takes to the skies and beyond in her latest adventure. Not only will she continue to protect her
Read moreReview: An Emotional Toll Like No Other In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #21
Ultimatum, the Miles Morales of Earth-616 is playing all of his cards. He’s unleashed a drug in the area that’s
Read moreIt’s Up To The Robot Usses To Save The Day: Reviewing ‘Bill And Ted Are Doomed’ #4
‘The evil metal band Vile Empire unleashes a horde of chaotic trolls to destroy Bill and Ted, while back in
Read moreReview: The Joy Of Friends Reunited In ‘X-Factor’ #5
Sometimes the quiet issues are the best ones. Characters in ongoing superhero dramas need time to rest and recover. Sometimes
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