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Lottie Grote may be awaiting trial for attempted murder, but that’s not going to stop her from solving crimes. She
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Sweet Heart gets back in the saddle this week, with the print release of issue 2 after a pandemic related
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If you’re like me, the recent revelation of the Sin-Eater, resurrected by the mysterious Kindred in the pages of Amazing
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When we last left White Ash, Aleck was ready to leave the town, and it’s many secrets behind. Nevermind, the
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Warning of spoilers for this issue and the movie Bad Time At The El Royale (2018)! John Lees uses three
Read moreReview: The Road To Redemption Continues In ‘Power Rangers: Ranger Slayer #1’
We know that the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers defeated Lord Drakkon during “Shattered Grid,” but what happened to his world?
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There’s nothing like a little irreverent humor to keep the quarantine sads away. Metalshark Bro arrives just in time to
Read moreCalm Before The Storm: Reviewing ‘Immortal Hulk #35’
The war with the Minotaur is over — and a grateful humanity knows who saved them all. Can Shadow Base
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My kids are growing up with a love of super heroes. Now that they’re getting to the age where they
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Spider-Woman’s problems in the present stem from ghosts of her past as she discovers what is causing her recent illness.
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“Necessary Evil” wrapped up in the monumental Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #50, but not before throwing a monkey wrench into
Read moreA Supporting Character In His Own Series – ‘Amazing Spider-Man #44’ Reviewed
The Sin-Eater, brought back by the mysterious Kindred, begins his attack on Spider-Man, but to what end? Peter Parker struggles
Read moreReview: Mutant Town Is Home Sweet Home In ‘TMNT #106’
With the Turtles finally moving on after the death of their father and finding some semblance of normalcy in Mutant
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Three teenagers, each an outcast in their own way, stumble upon an unearthly entity as it’s born. As they bond
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The worlds of magic and technology collide on the far off planet of Aiden as the dread Umex wages a
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Of all of Young Justice, Bart Allen has probably been through the most. It’s almost impossible to describe him in
Read moreWax On, Wax Nostalgic: Reviewing ‘Cobra Kai Vol. 1 TP’
See The Karate Kid in a whole new light in this retelling through the eyes of Johnny Lawrence, two-time All Valley Tournament
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When COVID-19 brought the comics industry to a screeching halt, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep
Read moreReview: Explore Mystery With ‘Adventureman #2’
Warning of spoilers for this issue! It is unclear whether designer Leonardo Olea contributes more than a beautiful backdrop for
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What is an average day like at the Strange Academy? You’re about to find out as the first day of
Read moreReview: Running Straight For Hell In ‘Bitter Root #9’
Buckle up! ‘Bitter Root #9’ amps up the action (and metaphors) in the fourth installment of the ‘Rage and Redemption’
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There are times when horror balances levity and mythos deftly. Joseph Schmalke and Rich Woodall’s ‘The Electric Black: Volume 1‘
Read more‘Johnny Dynamite: Explosive Pre-Code Crime Comics And The Complete Adventures Of Pete Morisi’s Wild Man Of Chicago’ Reviewed
The opening introduction by writer Max Allan Collins is more a biographical essay about writer Frank Morrison Spillane (alias Micky
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I Can Sell My Body #4 features the cast of characters at their most likable. Although the characterization is still
Read moreReview: Not That Kind Of ‘Dark Red #10’
This issue’s script by writers Tim Seeley and Aaron Gillespie is tonally similar to a horror movie with a rating
Read moreReview: ‘Year Zero #2’ – The Zero-Sum Of All Fears
A Japanese hitman, a Mexican street urchin, an Afghan military aide, a Polar research scientist, a midwestern American survivalist –
Read moreReview: ‘Die #11’ – Debts To The Gods
Somehow, I let Die amass two volumes before I caught up to Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ hit RPG comic.
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Within each of us exists a part that wants, sometimes desperately, to leave the past behind. Easier said than done.
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When a young, middle-class Mexican couple targeted for death by the Juarez Cartel flee across the border into Texas, they
Read moreReview: Cartoonish Antics & Spidey Dances In ‘Spider-Ham #5’
At long last the mastermind behind all of Spider-Ham’s recent troubles is revealed. Mojo has taken over this world and
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The Ninja Turtles are once again in New York City, but it’s very different than the one the called home
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