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Review: Dustin And Suzie To The Rescue In ‘Stranger Things: Science Camp’ #4

‘The science-focused summer camp Dustin is attending has been besieged by a sinister figure wearing a menacing Einstein mask. While

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January 1, 2021 Brendan M. Allen 3580 Views Blambot, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Edgar Salazar, horror, Jody Houser, Keith Champagne, Marissa Louise, Nate Piekos, Review, Stranger Things, Stranger Things: Science Camp
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Review: Wonder Woman Is In Danger In ‘Challenge Of The Super Sons’ #3

After saving the Flash from certain death, the Super Sons head to Washington DC to do the same for Wonder

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December 31, 2020 James Ferguson 2617 Views Challenge of the Super Sons, comics, DC Comics, Luis Guerrero, Max Raynor, Peter J. Tomasi, Review, Rob Leigh
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #55 Is A Conclusion With No Closure

So it’s all built to this. Kindred, who has been revealed as Harry Osborn, has Spider-Man trapped in a cemetery,

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December 31, 2020 James Ferguson 3484 Views Amazing Spider-Man, comics, Edgar Delgado, Joe Caramagna, Last Remains, Marvel Comics, Nick Spencer, Patrick Gleason, Review
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Review: The Picture Of Everything Else #1, A Picture Can Be The Final Bloody Word.

As the 20th century dawns, art promises to change the world…and steep it in blood. A rash of impossible killings

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December 30, 2020 Cesareo Garasa 2444 Views Aditya Bidikar, comics, Dan Watters, Kishore Moran, Review, The Picture Of Everything Else
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Review: The Crumbs Of A Caper Are Dropped In ‘The Hardways’ #1

Maury is on a hot streak at the casino to the extent where others are taking notice. The problem is

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December 28, 2020 James Ferguson 2386 Views comics, Double Down Comics, Josh Southall, Juan Romera, Review, Russell Lissau, Shawn Richison, The Hardways
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Review: ‘Spider-Woman’ #7 Delivers A Compelling Story Of Addiction

Knull, the symbiote god has invaded Earth and what remains of the planet’s heroes are fighting back with everything they’ve

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December 28, 2020 James Ferguson 2750 Views comics, Frank D'Armata, Karla Pacheco, King in Black, Marvel Comics, Pere Perez, Review, Spider-Woman, Travis Lanham
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Review: Racing To Central City In A Flash In ‘Challenge Of The Super Sons’ #2

Tasked by the mysterious Rora to stop the power of the Doom Scroll, the Super Sons head into action. That

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December 28, 2020 James Ferguson 2699 Views Challenge of the Super Sons, comics, DC Comics, Luis Guerrero, Max Raynor, Peter J. Tomasi, Review, Rob Leigh
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Review: It’s All Falling Apart In ‘Gideon Falls’ #27

‘THE END. The mind-bending conclusion to the Eisner Award-winning series by Jeff Lemire and artist Andrea Sorrentino, with the talents

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December 27, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 4650 Views Andrea Sorrentino, comics, Gideon Falls, horror, Image Comics, Jeff Lemire, Review, series finale, Steve Wands
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Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #54.LR Is A Convoluted Mess

Everyone is finally coming together at a cemetery of all places. Kindred’s master plan is coming to a head with

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December 24, 2020 James Ferguson 2713 Views Amazing Spider-Man, Ariana Maher, comics, Erick Arciniega, federico vicentini, Last Remains, Marvel Comics, Matthew Rosenberg, Nick Spencer, Review, Scott Hanna, Takeshi Miyazawa
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Review: ‘Klaus: The Life & Times Of Santa Claus’ Turns The North Pole Epic

There’s no denying that Santa Claus is a mythic figure. Many cultures have their version of Santa- Sinterklauss, Father Christmas,

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December 24, 2020 Tony Thornley 3631 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Dan Mora, Ed Dukeshire, Grant Morrison, Klaus, Klaus: The Life and Times of Santa Claus, Review
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Review: Han And Chewie Accept A Secret Rebel Mission In ‘Star Wars: Smuggler’s Run’ #1

‘After the Battle of Yavin, Han Solo and Chewbacca intend to use their reward to settle their debts. But Princess

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December 24, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2639 Views action, Alec Worley, comics, Edward Gauvin, Greg Rucka, IDW Publishing, Ingo Romling, Review, science fiction, Star Wars: Smuggler's Run
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Review: War Is Brewing In ‘Redneck’ #29

‘Tall Tales, Part Five. Welcome to the new world. Will a fledgling America be able to survive the Council of

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December 23, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2567 Views comics, Dee Cunniffe, Donny Cates, horror, Image Comics, Joe Sabino, Lisandro Estherren, Redneck, Review, Skybound Entertainment
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Review: Cormac Is Forced To Dig Up The Past In ‘Scarenthood’ #3

‘It’s Christmas time, there’s no need to be afraid… Unless you’ve disturbed an ancient entity, your sanity is in tatters,

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December 23, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2203 Views Chris O'Halloran, comics, horror, IDW Publishing, Nick Roche, Review, Scarenthood, Shawn Lee
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Review: ‘X-Force’ #15 Uncovers The Morally Grey Side Of Krakoa

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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December 22, 2020 Tony Thornley 2930 Views Benjamin Percy, comics, Cory Petit, guru-efx, Joe Caramagna, joshua cassara, Marvel Comics, Reign of X, Review, Tom Muller, X-Force, X-Men
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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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December 22, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2906 Views Aftershock Comics, comics, Dave Sharpe, Eva De La Cruz, Inaki Miranda, Review, Reviews, Roy Miranda
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Review: ‘Stargazer’ #4 Is A Sci-Fi Story With A Whole Lot Of Heart

Childhood friends Shae, Hailey, and Adriana are brought together once again as adults in search of Shae’s younger brother, Kenny.

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December 22, 2020 James Ferguson 2486 Views Anthony Cleveland, Antonio Fuso, comics, Justin Birch, Mad Cave Studios, Review, Stargazer, Stefano Simeone
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Review: ‘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,

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December 22, 2020 Tony Thornley 3640 Views Al Ewing, belardino brabo, comics, Fantastic Four, Immortal Hulk, Joe Bennett, Marvel Comics, Paul Mounts, Review, Ruy Jose, The Thing
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Review: 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

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December 22, 2020 Tony Thornley 2652 Views Alex Sinclair, Brian Michael Bendis, comics, Danny Miki, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, Ivan Reis, Review, Superman
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Review: 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

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December 21, 2020 James Ferguson 2431 Views comics, Commanders in Crisis, Davide Tinto, Fabio Amelia, Francesca Carotenuto, Image Comics, Review, Steve Orlando
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Review: 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

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December 21, 2020 James Ferguson 2343 Views Aditya Bidikar, Barbalien: Red Planet, Black Hammer, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Gabriel Hernandez Walta, Jeff Lemire, Jordie Bellaire, Review, Tate Brombal
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Review: ‘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

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December 21, 2020 James Ferguson 3042 Views Challenge of the Super Sons, comics, DC Comics, Luis Guerrero, Max Raynor, Peter J. Tomasi, Review, Rob Leigh
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Review: ‘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

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December 18, 2020 Tony Thornley 2378 Views comics, Marvel Comics, New Mutants, Reign of X, Review, Rod Reis, Tom Muller, Travis Lanham, Vita Ayala, X-Men
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Review: 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

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December 18, 2020 James Ferguson 2315 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, Francesco Mortarino, Power Rangers, Raul Angulo, Review, Ryan Parrott
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Review: ‘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.

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December 17, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2198 Views Aftershock, comics, Dave Sharpe, Giorgio Pontrelli, Issue 2, Jeremy Haun, Mark Sable, Miskatonic, Miskatonic #2, Nick Filardi, Pippa Bowland, Review, Thomas Mauer, Tony Harris
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‘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…

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December 17, 2020 Tony Thornley 2617 Views Aaron Kuder, Al Ewing, comics, Cory Petit, Erick Arciniega, Frank Martin, Immortal Hulk, King in Black, King In Black: Immortal Hulk, Review
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Review: ‘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

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December 16, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2839 Views aco, American Ronin, American Ronin #3, AWA Studios, comic book, David Lorenzo, dean white, Issue 3, Peter Milligan, Review, Sal Cipriano
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Review: ‘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

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December 15, 2020 James Ferguson 2374 Views comics, Getting It Together, Image Comics, Jenny D. Fine, Mx. Stuble, Omar Spahi, Review, Sean Konot, Sina Grace
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Review- 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

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December 15, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2828 Views Caspar Wijngaard, comics, Dan Watters, Home Sick Pilots, horror, Image Comics, Review
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Review: ‘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

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December 15, 2020 Tony Thornley 2456 Views comics, crossover, Dee Cunniffe, Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw, Image Comics, John J. Hill, Review
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Review: 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

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December 15, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2726 Views Aftershock Comics, comics, Cullen Bunn, horror, Marshall Dillon, Piecemeal, Review, Szymon Kudranski
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Review: 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.

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December 15, 2020 Tony Thornley 2296 Views Ande Parks, andy lanning, Arif Prianto, comics, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, Endless Winter, Hi-Fi, Marco Santucci, Phil Hester, Review, Ron Marz, Superman, Superman Endless Winter Special
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