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Review: ‘American Ronin’ #2 Breaks Rules

Writer Peter Milligan provides has too much inner monologue. This is especially true with how much he is telling the

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November 12, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2463 Views aco, Aftershock Comics, American Ronin, comic book, Dana Lorenzo, dean white, Issue 2, Peter Milligan, Rahzzah, Review, Sal Cipriano
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Review: ‘Getting It Together’ #2 Is The Modern Day Sitcom We All Need

Sam and Lauren broke up. It was rough. They fought. Now they’re trying to be friends, but is that even

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November 12, 2020 James Ferguson 2521 Views comics, Getting It Together, Image Comics, Jenny D. Fine, Mx. Stuble, Omar Spahi, Review, Sean Konot, Sina Grace
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Review: So Many Deaths, So Little Time In ‘Blake Undying’ #1

Blake is suicidal. He wants nothing more than to die. The only thing is…he can’t. It’s not for lack of

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November 12, 2020 James Ferguson 1852 Views Blake Undying, comics, Digital Fiasco, Ezequiel Rubio, Jason Cook, Jovanna Plata, Nikki Sherman, Review
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Review: ‘Miskatonic’ #1 Is A Problematic Eldritch Horror Story

The main cover by artist Jeremy Haun and colorist Nick Filardi is arguably the most engaging. But this is simply

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November 11, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2811 Views Aaron Lovett, Aftershock Comics, comic book, Dave Sharpe, Giorgio Pontrelli, Issue 1, Jeremy Haun, Josh Viola, Kelsi Jo Silva, Mark Sable, Miskatonic, Nick Filardi, peach momoko, Pippa Bowland, Review, Thomas Mauer, Tyler Crook
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Review: Recon With ‘G.I. Joe’ #10

Cover A by artist Chris Evenhuis is arguably the most visually appealing cover. At least in terms of its design,

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November 11, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2243 Views Brittany Peer, Chris Evenhuis, comic book, Davide Tinto, Freddie Williams II, G.I. Joe, IDW, Issue 10, Jeremy Colwell, Neil Uyetake, Paul Allor, Review
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Review: ‘Batman’ #102 Does A Retcon Right

Of all the various tropes you might find in a Batman story, one of the most common is figures from

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November 10, 2020 Tony Thornley 2410 Views Batman, carlo pagulayan, Carlos D’Anda, Clayton Cowles, comics, Danny Miki, David Baron, DC Comics, James Tynion IV, Review
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Review: New Villains, New Rangers, And New Mysteries Abound In ‘Mighty Morphin’ #1

The era of Unlimited Power begins as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers is split in half…at least in titles. Mighty Morphin

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November 10, 2020 James Ferguson 2359 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, Katia Ranalli, Marco Renna, Mighty Morphin, Review, Ryan Parrott, Walter Baiamonte
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Review: Becoming A Leader In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #20

Miles and his uncle Aaron are facing off against a horde of Goblinoids with the fate of Brooklyn hanging in

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November 9, 2020 James Ferguson 2251 Views comics, Cory Petit, David Curiel, Marcelo Ferreira, Marvel Comics, Miles Morales: Spider-Man, Review, Saladin Ahmed, Wayne Faucher
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Review: ‘Wicked Things’ #6 Closes One Mystery, Leaving Another Wide Open

Lottie may be the prime suspect in an attempted murder, but that doesn’t mean she can’t solve a few crimes

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November 9, 2020 James Ferguson 2324 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Jim Campbell, John Allison, Max Sarin, Review, Whitney Cogar, Wicked Things
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Review: ‘Young Justice’ #20 Brings One Chapter To An End

After nearly two years, Young Justice comes to the end with one last adventure. Does this issue bring the story

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November 9, 2020 Tony Thornley 2243 Views Brian Michael Bendis, comics, David Walker, DC Comics, Gabe Eltaeb, Impulse, Review, Robin, Scott Godlewski, Superboy, Wes Abbott, Young Justice
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Review: Rabid Devotion And Spider Monsters Await In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #51.LR

Kindred’s master plan is kicking into high gear. It’s not only having ramifications for Spider-Man, but also the extended Spider

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November 9, 2020 James Ferguson 2078 Views Amazing Spider-Man, Ariana Maher, comics, federico vicentini, Last Remains, Marcio Menyz, Marvel Comics, Matthew Rosenberg, Nick Spencer, Review
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Some Local Legends Are Best Left Undisturbed: Reviewing ‘Scarenthood’ #1

‘To-Do List: Drop kids at preschool/ Grab coffee with other parents/ Go ghost-hunting in woods/ Fight demonic entity/ Collect kids/

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November 6, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2105 Views Chris O'Halloran, comedy, comics, horror, IDW Publishing, Nick Roche, Review, Reviews, Scarenthood, Shawn Lee, Wayne Daly
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Review: Capitalism In Space Is Just As Soulless As On Land In ‘Genu’ – Volume 2

Things get weird after a group of colonists on Mercury meet an alien traveler. The government and leading tech companies

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November 5, 2020 James Ferguson 2522 Views Aleksandra Fastovets, Alex Franquelli, comics, Francesca Colasanti, Genu, Giulio Srubek-Tomassy, Markosia, Review, Tomasso Todesca
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Review: ‘Crossover’ #1 Is A Messy Debut

What happens when the real world collides with fiction? It’s a well-used trope that’s perfect for meta-commentary, parody, adventure and

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November 5, 2020 Tony Thornley 2737 Views comics, crossover, Dee Cunniffe, Donny Cates, Geoff Shaw, Image Comics, John J. Hill, Review
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Review: ‘Wynd’ #5. The Wynd Is Dead. Long Live The Wynd.

It’s Wynd vs. the Bandaged Man! But if Wynd wants to save his friends, he’ll need to accept who he

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November 5, 2020 Cesareo Garasa 2083 Views Aditya Bidikar, Boom! Studios, comics, James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas, Review, Wynd
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Loki Tries To keep His Head In ‘Norse Mythology’ #2

‘Loki is forced to atone for his latest prank by pitting two groups of dwarfs against each other in a

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November 5, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2525 Views comics, Dark Horse Comics, Galen Showman, Jerry Ordway, Lovern Kinzierski, Neil Gaiman, Norse Mythology, P. Craig Russell, Review
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Review: ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ #10 Faces Great Darkness And Young Romance

The Legion has been through so much in the last year. Now that chaos is settling down, it might be

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November 3, 2020 Tony Thornley 2400 Views Brian Michael Bendis, comics, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, Jordie Bellaire, Legion of Super-Heroes, Review, Ryan Sook, Stephen Byrne, Superboy, wade von grawbadger
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Review: ‘Action Comics’ #1026 Shows The Strength Of Unity

Despite the fact that the Superman “family” has existed nearly as long as their Gotham City counterparts, readers have never

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November 3, 2020 Tony Thornley 3123 Views Action Comics, Brad Anderson, Brian Michael Bendis, comics, Dave Sharpe, DC Comics, John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson, Review, Superman
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Review: ‘The Flash’ #764 Gives An Old Foe A Dangerous Makeover

In the pantheon of The Flash’s greatest villains, Doctor Alchemy doesn’t even crack the top ten. However, The Flash #764

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November 3, 2020 Tony Thornley 2062 Views comics, DC Comics, Hi-Fi Color, Kevin Schnick, Review, Steve Wands, The Flash, Will Conrad
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Review: ‘Colonel Weird: Cosmagog’ #1 Redefines Cosmic Heroes

Whatever happened to Colonel Randall Weird? Sure, the guy was always a little out there, but did he ever have

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November 2, 2020 James Ferguson 2392 Views Black Hammer, Colonel Weird: Cosmagog, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Jeff Lemire, Review, Tyler Crook
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Review: ‘Immortal Hulk’ #39 Faces Literal Inner Demons

The Leader has proven himself to be the Hulk’s greatest foe his entire existence. However, that takes on a completely

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November 2, 2020 Tony Thornley 3116 Views Al Ewing, comics, Cory Petit, Hulk, Immortal Hulk, incredible hulk, Joe Bennett, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Paul Mounts, Review, Ruy Jose
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Review: Things Finally Start Coming Together In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #51

Kindred has finally launched his attack against Spider-Man, turning the rest of the Spider family into monsters in the process.

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November 2, 2020 James Ferguson 2495 Views Amazing Spider-Man, comics, Edgar Delgado, Joe Caramagna, Last Remains, Marvel Comics, Nick Spencer, Patrick Gleason, Review
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Terror Strikes At Camp Know Where: Reviewing ‘Stranger Things- Science Camp’ #2

‘Terror has struck Camp Know Where! A camp counselor has disappeared in the night with no clue but a distant

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October 31, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2435 Views Blambot, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Edgar Salazar, Eric Nguyen, horror, Jody Houser, Keith Champagne, Marissa Louise, Nate Piekos, Review, Science Camp, Stranger Things, Tula Lotay, Viktor Kalvachev
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X Of Words- Otherworld Machinations And Arrako Swordsmen In ‘X Of Swords- Stasis

Our massive crossover reaches a point of equilibrium, a calm before the storm. There’s only one chapter of X of

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October 30, 2020 Tony Thornley 2405 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, Jonathan Hickman, Mahmud Asrar, Marte Gracia, Marvel Comics, Pepe Larraz, Review, Tini Howard, X of Swords, X of Swords: Stasis
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Hero In A Half Shell: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – The Last Ronin’ #1

‘In a future NYC far different than the one we know today, a lone surviving Turtle goes on a seemingly

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October 29, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 3466 Views Ben Bishop, comics, Esau Escorza, IDW Publishing, Isaac Escorza, Kevin Eastman, Luis Antonio Delgado, Peter Laird, Review, Samuel Plata, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Last Ronin, Tom Waltz
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Review: We Are Not Our Trauma In ‘Power Rangers: Drakkon New Dawn’ #2

The frightening Eclipta prepares to devastate the city and destroy what’s left of Drakkon’s empire. That is, if those forces

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October 29, 2020 James Ferguson 2354 Views Anthony Burch, Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, Hasbro, Power Rangers, Power Rangers: Drakkon New Dawn, Raul Angulo, Review, Simone Ragazzoni
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Jumping Through Time And Space Knocking Out Teeth: Reviewing ‘Heavy’ #2

Saddled with the worst possible partner (for potentially all of eternity), Bill must decide whether he can give his greatest

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October 28, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2365 Views comics, Cris Peter, Eryk Donovan, Heavy, Max Bemis, Review, Taylor Esposito, Vault Comics
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Review: Tunneling Down With ‘G.I. Joe’ #9 From IDW

G.I. Joe #9 Cover B is the work of artist Freddie Williams II and colorist Jeromy Colwell. It is arguably

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October 28, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2399 Views Brittany Peer, Chris Evenhuis, comic book, Freddie Williams II, G.I. Joe, IDW, Issue 9, Jeremy Colwell, Neil Uyetake, Paul Allor, Review, Ryan Kelly, Scott Drummond
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Review: ‘Spider-Woman’ #5 Has The Most Dysfunctional Family Reunion Ever

You’d think that Jessica Drew would be a little more cautious about letting people into her life with all the

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October 27, 2020 James Ferguson 2504 Views comics, Frank D'Armata, Karla Pacheco, Mattia De Iulis, Pere Perez, Review, Spider-Woman, Travis Lanham
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Review: The Perils Of New Parenthood In ‘TMNT’ #110

A squid mutant has invaded the Hamato Clan dojo, but to what end? Leonardo heads into Old Hob’s headquarters to

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October 27, 2020 James Ferguson 1703 Views comics, IDW Publishing, jodi nishijima, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Review: The Perils Of New Parenthood In ‘TMNT’ #110

A squid mutant has invaded the Hamato Clan dojo, but to what end? Leonardo heads into Old Hob’s headquarters to

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October 27, 2020 James Ferguson 2088 Views comics, IDW Publishing, jodi nishijima, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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