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Bullets And Bubblegum – Reviewing ‘Miles To Go’ #1

Amara Bishop is a newly single mother with a long-buried past. Raised by an alcoholic father in a rundown trailer,

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September 29, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2207 Views Aftershock Comics, B. Clay Moore, comics, crime drama, Dave Sharpe, Francisco Francavilla, Miles To Go, Review, Stephen Molnar, Thomas Mauer
Comics Reviews 

Review: ‘Juggernaut’ #1 Wrecks The Marvel Universe

In fifty-five years, Juggernaut has established himself as one of the greatest forces in the Marvel Universe. However in that

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September 29, 2020 Tony Thornley 3202 Views comics, Fabian Nicieza, Joe Sabino, juggernaut, Marvel Comics, Matt Milla, Review, Ron Garney, X-Men
Comics Reviews 

Review: ‘The Flash’ #762 Brings An Era To Its End

For the last four plus years, The Flash has built up to an epic conclusion. Now the longest run in

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September 28, 2020 Tony Thornley 2634 Views comics, DC Comics, Hi-Fi Color, Howard Porter, Joshua Williamson, Review, Steve Wands, The Flash
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Review: Shots Fired And Jaws Dropped In ‘Skulldigger & Skeleton Boy’ #4

The truth of Skulldigger’s past is finally revealed. That has some dire consequences for his present as the villain Grimjim

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September 28, 2020 James Ferguson 2921 Views Black Hammer, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Jeff Lemire, Review, Skulldigger & Skeleton Boy, Steve Wands, Tonci Zonjic
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Review: ‘Spider-Man Noir #4’ Is Crushed Under Its Story’s Weight

Spider-Man finds himself double-crossed in the desert! Fortunately, he’s got a few friends nearby, including one in the sky ready

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September 28, 2020 James Ferguson 3191 Views comics, Juan Ferreyra, Margaret Stohl, Marvel Comics, Review, Spider-Man Noir, Travis Lanham
Comics Reviews 

Review: ‘Daredevil’ #22 Takes Back The City

Despite all the mistakes Matt Murdock has made, he’s had one thing at his core that’s kept him from falling

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September 28, 2020 Tony Thornley 2782 Views Chip Zdarsky, Clayton Cowles, comics, Daredevil, francesco mobili, Marvel Comics, mattia iacono, Review, Victor Olazaba
Comics Reviews 

In The End, There Is Only The Center: Reviewing ‘Gideon Falls’ #25

“Wicked Worlds,” part four. The Bishop will finally reveal the secrets of the Multiverse to Angela…IF she can survive long

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September 25, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2246 Views Andrea Sorrentino, comics, Dave Stewart, Francesco Francavilla, Gideon Falls, horror, Image Comics, Jeff Lemire, mystery, Review, Reviews, Steve Wands, thriller
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Review: ‘Spider-Man’ #4 Deflates Like A Balloon

Ben Parker has taken up the mantle of his father, Spider-Man to fight the villainous Cadaverous. This is the same

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September 24, 2020 James Ferguson 2160 Views comics, Dave Stewart, Elisabetta D'Amico, Henry Abrams, J.J. Abrams, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Review, Sara Pichelli, Spider-Man
Comics Reviews 

Review: Bringing It Back Around In ‘Wicked Things’ #5

After helping the cops solve one mystery, Lottie has been brought in to aid in another. This young, amateur detective

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September 24, 2020 James Ferguson 2191 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Jim Campbell, John Allison, Max Sarin, Review, Whitney Cogar, Wicked Things
Comics Reviews 

Review: ‘X Of Swords- Creation’ Puts All Of Krakoa In Danger

For the past year of stories in the new status quo of Marvel’s mutants, Krakoa has meant safety. It meant

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September 23, 2020 Tony Thornley 2602 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, Jonathan Hickman, Marte Gracia, Marvel Comics, Pepe Larraz, Review, Tini Howard, X of Swords
Comics Reviews 

Werewolves And Wolf-Hunters At War- Reviewing ‘Goosebumps: Secrets of the Swamp’ #1

When twelve-year-old Blake is shipped away to stay with her weird aunt in Fever Swamp for the summer, she expects

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September 23, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2416 Views comics, Danny Djeljosevic, Goosebumps: Secrets of the Swamp, horror, IDW Publishing, Marieke Nijkamp, Rebecca Nalty, Review, Yasmin Florez Montanez
Comics Reviews 

Ferg & Sons Review: Pizza, Skateboarding & More Pizza With ‘Wrapped Up: Volume 1’

With two school-aged kids at home, I’m constantly on the lookout for appropriate reading material, especially comics. My children, Oliver

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September 22, 2020 James Ferguson 2577 Views comics, Dave Scheidt, Lion Forge Comics, Review, Scoot McMahon, Sean Dove, Wrapped Up
Comics Reviews 

Review: An Ordinary Man Becomes A Hero In ‘X-Men- Marvels Snapshot’

The Marvels story has always been about how ordinary people are affected by the fantastic world of the Avengers, Fantastic

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September 21, 2020 Tony Thornley 3055 Views Chris O’Halloran, comics, Jay Edidin, Marvel Comics, Marvels Snapshot, Review, Tom Orzechowski, Tom Reilly, X-Men, X-Men: Marvels Snapshot
Comics Reviews 

Review: One Hell Of A History Lesson In ‘X-Men’ #12

As the new X-Men line gears up for its first ever crossover, pieces need to be put on the gameboard.

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September 21, 2020 Tony Thornley 2489 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, Dawn of X, Jonathan Hickman, Leinil Yu, Marvel Comics, Review, Sunny Gho, Tom Muller, X-Men
Comics Reviews 

Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man: The Sins Of Norman Osborn’ Burns With Great Responsibility

The Sin-Eater has set his sights on Norman Osborn, but is that really a bad thing? The Green Goblin is

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September 21, 2020 James Ferguson 3176 Views Amazing Spider-Man, comics, Edgar Delgado, federico vicentini, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Nick Spencer, Review
Comics Reviews 

Calm In The Eye Of The Hurricane: ‘Giant-Size X-Men- Storm’ Reviewed

The X-Men have had a rough year since the foundation of Krakoa. However, as the Giant-Size X-Men mini-series concludes, readers

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September 18, 2020 Tony Thornley 2583 Views Ariana Maher, comics, Dawn of X, Giant Size X-Men, Giant-Size X-Men- Storm, Jonathan Hickman, Marvel Comics, Matthew Wilson, Review, Russell Dauterman, Tom Muller, X-Men
Comics Reviews 

Tony Stark Gets Back To Basics: Reviewing ‘Iron Man’ #1

Big Iron! Tony Stark is looking to restart his engine. He decides he’s going back to basics, putting away his

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September 18, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2585 Views action, Alex Ross, Cafu, Christopher Cantwell, comics, Frank D'Armata, Iron Man, Marvel Comics, Review, Reviews, Superhero, VC's Joe Caramagna
Comics Reviews 

Advance Review: The Flawed Fascinating Life Of Charlie Parker In ‘Chasin’ The Bird’

Charlie Parker was a legendary jazz musician. He influenced generations of creators across different mediums, but he was far from

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September 17, 2020 James Ferguson 2310 Views Charlie Parker, Chasin' The Bird, comics, Dave Chisholm, Peter Markowski, Review, Z2 Comics
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The Boys Are Back In Town: Reviewing ‘Bill And Ted Are Doomed #1’

The official prequel series to the upcoming film! After defeating the evil dictator De Nomolos in Bogus Journey in 1995,

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September 14, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2288 Views Bill and Ted are Doomed, comics, Dark Horse Comics, Evan Dorkin, Review, Reviews, Roger Langridge
Comics Reviews 

New To You Comics: Revisiting An All-Time Classic In ‘X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga’

With the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each

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September 14, 2020 Tony Thornley 2589 Views Bob Sharen, Chris Claremont, comics, Glynnis Wein, John Byrne, Marvel Comics, New To You Comics, Review, Terry Austen, Tom Orzechowski, Uncanny X-Men, X-Men, X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga
Comics Reviews 

Review: The End Of Summer Looms In ‘Lumberjanes #73’

The time is finally coming when summer ends and the Lumberjanes will have to go their separate ways. I’ve been

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September 14, 2020 James Ferguson 1907 Views Aubrey Aiese, Boom! Studios, comics, Kat Leyh, Lumberjanes, Maarta Laiho, Review, Shannon Watters
Comics Reviews 

Review: Living Here In Mutant Town In ‘TMNT #109’

The Turtles have settled into their new lives in Mutant Town, but they’re not without their own set of troubles.

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September 11, 2020 James Ferguson 2549 Views comics, IDW Publishing, jodi nishijima, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Sophie Campbell, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Comics Reviews 

Review: Ignoring Advice And Treading Water In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #48’

The Sin-Eater has been taking the fight to the villains of Manhattan with his own form of justice. This has

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September 10, 2020 James Ferguson 2297 Views Amazing Spider-Man, comics, David Curiel, Joe Caramagna, Mark Bagley, Marvel Comics, Nick Spencer, Review
Comics Reviews 

Review: Questions Of Heart In ‘G.I. Joe’ #8

Warning of spoilers! Cover A by artist Niko Walter is the closest of the three covers to the actual plot

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September 9, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2363 Views Adam Gorham, Brittany Peer, comic book, comics, Emma Vieceli, Freddie Williams II, G.I. Joe, IDW, Issue 8, Jeremy Colwell, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Neil Uyetake, Niko Walter, Paul Allor, Review, Spoilers
Comics Reviews 

Review: Meet The Crew As A Robbery Is Planned In ‘Dry Foot #1’

High school kids now get into all new kinds of trouble. It’s just not the same as back in the

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September 9, 2020 James Ferguson 3943 Views comics, Dry Foot, Jarred Lujan, Justin Birch, Mad Cave Studios, Orlando Caicedo, Review, Warnia Sahadewa
Comics Reviews 

Review: ‘The Plot #6’ Arrives At A Place Of Understanding

The surface bubbles, then breaks. From unfathomable depths crawls terrors bound by knotted rope and creeping vine that link the

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September 8, 2020 Mal White 2266 Views comic books, comics, gothic horror, Jim Campbell, Joshua Hixson, Kurt Michael Russell, Michael Moreci, Review, supernatural horror, Tim Daniel, Vault Comics
Comics Reviews 

Review: An Unbelievable And Inspiring Journey Unfolds In ‘Bear’

You know that old proverb about a group of blind people touching different parts of an elephant and coming up

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September 8, 2020 James Ferguson 2246 Views Andworld Design, Bear, Ben Queen, Boom! Studios, comics, Joe Todd-Stanton, Review
Comics Reviews 

Review: The Fight Comes Home In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #18’

Home invasion is a horrifying idea. It’s one that scares everyone. The feeling is one of violation. It’s heightened when

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September 8, 2020 James Ferguson 2541 Views Carmen Carnero, comics, Cory Petit, David Curiel, Marvel Comics, Miles Morales: Spider-Man, Review, Saladin Ahmed
Comics Reviews 

Review: A Dreary Dieselpunk Landscape Awaits In ‘Broken Gargoyles #1’

In an alternate world where the Great World was fought with Dieselpunk technology, society has seen better days. The perils

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September 7, 2020 James Ferguson 3772 Views Bob Salley, Broken Gargoyles, comics, Justin Birch, Review, Robert Nugent, Source Point Press, Stan Yak
Comics Reviews 

Review: The Arms Are Strong And The Reach Is Long – ‘We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1’

For fans of Decorum and Something is Killing the Children comes a new sci-fi epic from Al Ewing (Immortal Hulk)

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September 7, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2748 Views Al Ewing, Andworld Design, Boom! Studios, Christian Ward, comics, Jenny Frison, Mariasara Miotti, Matias Bergara, Review, sci-fi, sci-fi/fantasy, Simone di Meo, Toni Infante, We Only Find Them When They're Dead
Comics Reviews 

Review: “Wynd #3” – The Journey And The High Cost Of Living.

Wynd and Oakley have discovered a secret magical society, hidden deep in the tunnels under Pipetown, that may hold the

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September 2, 2020 Cesareo Garasa 2544 Views Aditya Bidikar, Boom! Studios, comics, James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas, Review, Wynd
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