Review: ‘Commanders In Crisis’ #1 Delivers A Welcome New Take On Super Heroes
n a world where the Avengers are the stars of the highest grossing movie of all time, do we need
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No More Waiting. No More Hiding. Reviewing ‘Redneck’ #28
“Tall Tales,” Part Four. The last stand of JV Bowman! In Redneck #28, Bartlett is on the mend and has
Read moreReview: The Lads Kick Off Their European Tour In ‘Bill and Ted are Doomed’ #2
Bill and Ted are making ridiculous plans for a world tour that will somehow solve all their problems. They also
Read moreReview: ‘Getting It Together’ #1 Is The Fun, Edgy Sitcom We Need Right Now
Love and relationships can be complicated and that’s definitely the case in Getting it Together. Sam is reeling from his
Read moreReview: ‘Young Justice’ #19 Faces Wonder Girl’s Destiny
Wonder Girl has been a stalwart member of Young Justice since the beginning. She’s been the team’s rock, the only
Read moreReview: ‘Star Wars’ #7 Gives Leia Her Greatest Archenemy
Luke Skywalker has the forces of the Dark Side. Han Solo has the criminal underbelly of the galaxy. Leia Organa
Read moreReview: ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #19 Cements Itself As The Stand Out Spider-Comic
Miles Morales comes face-to-face with…Miles Morales?! In the midst of Kamala’s Law going into effect, prohibiting underage heroes from…heroing, the
Read moreReview: ‘Wolverine’ #6 Begins The X-Men’s Ultimate Quest
As X of Swords begins in earnest, the X-Men have three days to find ten swords, or the war with
Read moreNew To You Comics: Creeping Dread Hits Home In ‘Locke & Key V1: Welcome To Lovecraft’
With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreReview: Some Things Are Best Left Buried (Including Bad Story Arcs) In ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #49
Kindred’s mysterious plans for Spider-Man have put the wall-crawler side-by-side with his worst enemy against Sin-Eater and his horde of
Read moreReview: ‘Norse Mythology’ #1, An Illustrated Primer In North Germanic Paganism
Neil Gaiman and P. Craig Russell breathe new life into the ancient Norse stories by taking readers through the creation
Read moreReview: A Stumbling Leap For ‘Adventureman’ #4
The cover is less spectacular than any of the previous issues’ covers. However, it is still somewhat in the style
Read moreReview: ‘Batman’ #100 Brings Redemption To Gotham
The Dark Knight’s had a rough go for the last decade. However, Batman #100 may just change everything for the
Read moreReview: ‘Alienated’ #6 Proves Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely… Sometimes
Reeling from the devastating effects of Chip’s true powers, the Sams have a terrible choice to make. As they face
Read moreReview: Mystery And Marketing In ‘American Ronin’ #1
The cover of this issue is more basic marketing methodology than it is an actual cover. Meaning that the colors
Read moreReview: Unknown Horror Unleashed In ‘Alien- The Original Screenplay’ #3
The crew of the Snark, having located a pyramid structure on the surface of the planetoid, sends a team to
Read moreReview: ‘The Avant-Guards: Down To The Wire’ Is A (Pardon The Pun) Slam Dunk
The Avant-Guards, the art school basketball team is back and they’re heading to the championships. This league didn’t even exist
Read moreReview: All Hope Is Lost In ‘Rogue Planet’ #5
Stranded on a vicious, murderous, seemingly intelligent planet, the crew of the Cortes must reevaluate what it means to survive.
Read moreReview: ‘Batman- The Joker War Zone’ Is More Important Than You Might Think
Four times a year, comics readers are lucky enough to get a fifth Wednesday. Publishers often use the extra publishing
Read moreReview: ‘Batman- The Joker War Zone’ Is More Important Than You Might Think
Four times a year, comics readers are lucky enough to get a fifth Wednesday. Publishers often use the extra publishing
Read moreReview: A Troubling Mystery Brews In ‘Stranger Things- Science Camp’ #1
Terror at Camp Know Where! Dustin arrives at Camp Know Where to navigate the new social hierarchy without the support
Read moreNew To You Comics: Classic Mythology Meets Modern Horror In ‘Kill The Minotaur’
When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreThe Legion Goes On Trial In ‘Legion of Super-Heroes’ #9
The Legion of Super-Heroes has been one of the DC Universe’s greatest forces for good. However, this incarnation of the
Read moreReview: Nothing Says Team Building Like A Field Trip In ‘Strange Academy’ #3
After learning how to open their third eyes, the students of Strange Academy see the sights in New Orleans. Do
Read moreReview: ‘Wynd’ #4 — There’s No Place for Home
Wynd, Oakley, Thorn, and Prince Yorik think they’ve found safety from their enemies in the magical lands outside Pipetown. But
Read moreReview: ‘X-Factor’ #4 Puts Mutantkind Back In The Crosshairs
About a year ago, mutantkind solved death. Thanks to the Five and the Resurrection Protocols, mutants can return from the
Read moreAdvance Review: War Can Make Monsters Of Men In ‘The Devil’s Red Bride’ #1
16th century Japan. The fates of warlords ebb and flow like tides of blood, none more than the Aragami Clan
Read moreReview: ‘Bliss’ #3 The Wages Of Sin
Lethe’s ravens descend on the courthouse as Perry and Hera make their way to his cell. Time continues to shift
Read moreReview: Teenagers With Attitude No More In ‘Power Rangers: Drakkon New Dawn’ #2
Revelations abound as Kimberly, aka the Ranger Slayer, tries to pick up the pieces left in Lord Drakkon’s wake. This
Read moreReview: Teenagers With Attitude No More In ‘Power Rangers: Drakkon New Dawn’ #2
Revelations abound as Kimberly, aka the Ranger Slayer, tries to pick up the pieces left in Lord Drakkon’s wake. This
Read more‘Action Comics’ #1025 Takes Organized Crime Cosmic
Superman dismantling a super-power mafia was never going to be simple. Action Comics #1025 show just HOW “not simple” it
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