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Review: ‘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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June 30, 2020 Mal White 2613 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, dark fantasy, Die, Dungeons & Dragons, Fantasy Comics, Image Comics, Kieron Gillen, Review, RPG, Stephanie Hans
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Review: ‘Dead Body Road: Bad Blood #1’ – Some Pasts Don’t Die

Within each of us exists a part that wants, sometimes desperately, to leave the past behind. Easier said than done.

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June 30, 2020 Mal White 2365 Views Benjamin Tiesma, comic books, crime, Crime Comics, Dead Body Road, Dead Body Road: Bad Blood, Dead Body Road: Bad Blood #1, Image Comics, Justin Jordan, Mat Lopes, Matteo Scalera, Review, Skybound Comics, Skybound/Image Comics
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Review: ‘Red Border #2’ Goes Broader and Redder

When a young, middle-class Mexican couple targeted for death by the Juarez Cartel flee across the border into Texas, they

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June 30, 2020 Cesareo Garasa 2095 Views AWA Studios, comics, Ivan Nunes, Jason Starr, Red Border, Review, Sal Cipriano, Tim Bradstreet, Will Conrad
Comics Reviews 

Review: 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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June 30, 2020 James Ferguson 2244 Views comics, Erick Arciniega, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Review, spider-ham, Will Robson, Zeb Wells
Comics Reviews 

Review: Closure, Karate, And Punk Rock In ‘TMNT #105’

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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June 29, 2020 James Ferguson 2190 Views comics, IDW Publishing, Review, Ronda Pattison, Shawn Lee, Sophie Campbell, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Review: ‘Wicked Things #2’ Is Like A Bizarro Version Of Clue

Lottie Grote came to town for a gathering of young detectives. Now she finds herself as the number one suspect

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June 29, 2020 James Ferguson 2092 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Jim Campbell, John Allison, Max Sarin, Review, Whitney Cogar, Wicked Things
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Charlie And Vita Hit The Strip: Reviewing ‘Crowded Vol. 2- Glitter Dystopia TP’

After escaping a televised attempt on their lives and blowing past two million bucks in their REAPR campaign, Charlie and

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June 24, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2569 Views Action-Adventure, Cardinal Rae, Christopher Sebela, comics, Crowded, Dylan Todd, Glitter Dystopia, Holley McKend, Image Comics, Juliette Capra, Review, Reviews, Richel Tagyamon, Ro Stein, Ted Brandt, Yesflats
Comics Reviews 

Review: Necessary Evil Reaches Its Epic Conclusion In ‘MMPR #50’

It’s getting more and more rare for a comic book to reach issue #50, so it better be something special.

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June 24, 2020 James Ferguson 2901 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Ed Duekshire, Katia Ranalli, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Necessary Evil, Review, Ryan Parrott, Walter Baiamonte
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Review: ‘Wynd #1’ Gets To The Point

In a world where magical heritage is punishable by death, a young boy named Wynd must keep his true identity

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June 23, 2020 Cesareo Garasa 2252 Views Aditya Bidikar, Boom! Studios, Comic, comics, James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas, Review, Wynd
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Review: So Much More Than Nostalgia – ‘MMPR / TMNT #5’

Let me try and paint the picture for you because my inner child is exploding right now. The Ninja Turtles

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June 22, 2020 James Ferguson 2808 Views Alessio Zonno, Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, IDW Publishing, Igor Monti, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Review, Ryan Parrott, Simone di Meo, Walter Baiamonte
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See What Truly Hides In The Dark: Reviewing ‘Gideon Falls Vol. 4- The Pentoculus’

The smash-hit horror series continues! After the time- and space-shifting journey of the last arc, Norton and Clara are trapped

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June 22, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2153 Views Andrea Sorrentino, comics, Dave Stewart, Gideon Falls, Image Comics, Jeff Lemire, psychological horror, Review, Reviews, trade paperback
Comics Reviews 

Everything Costs Something- Reviewing ‘Gideon Falls #22’

  “Wicked Worlds,” Part One. After the mind-bending destruction of the Black Barn, our heroes find themselves spread across the

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June 18, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 2376 Views Andrea Sorrentino, comics, Dave Stewart, Gideon Falls, Image Comics, Jeff Lemire, psychological horror, Review, Reviews, Steve Wands, Will Dennis
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Review: ‘Birthright #44’ Delivers Blockbuster Movie Level Action And Excitement

In this corner, the terror of Terrenos, the God King Lore! And in the opposite corner, the Chosen One himself,

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June 18, 2020 James Ferguson 2658 Views Adriano Lucas, Andrei Bressan, Birthright, comics, Image Comics, Joshua Williamson, Pat Brosseau, Review, Skybound
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Review: ‘Canopus #3’ Stretches The Boundaries Of The Comic Book Medium

The full parameters of Helen’s mission are revealed as the mystery continues to unfold in Canopus. Not only are we

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June 17, 2020 James Ferguson 2582 Views Canopus, comics, Dave Chisholm, Review, Scout Comics
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Review: Outlawed Hits In ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man #17’

Kamala’s Law has been passed, banning teen heroes from operating without oversight, but that’s not going to stop Miles Morales.

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June 12, 2020 James Ferguson 3106 Views Carmen Carnero, comics, Cory Petit, David Curiel, Marvel Comics, Miles Morales: Spider-Man, Review, Saladin Ahmed
Comics Reviews 

Review: Begin A Possible Epic With ‘Adventureman #1’

This first issue has more bang for your buck than most first issues normally get by honestly living up to

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June 10, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2577 Views Adventureman, Clayton Cowles, comic book, comics, Image Comics, Matt Fraction, Rachel Dodson, Review, Terry Dodson
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Review: New Beginnings And Endings Abound In ‘Go Go Power Rangers #32’

Jason, Trini, and Zack didn’t really go to a Peace Conference in Switzerland. Go Go Power Rangers has revealed that

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June 10, 2020 James Ferguson 3135 Views Boom! Studios, comics, Ed Dukeshire, Francesco Mortarino, Go Go Power Rangers, Hasbro, Raul Angulo, Review, Ryan Parrott, Simona Di Gianfelice, Sina Grace
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Review: Johnny Squares Up With Daniel-San At All-Valley (Again) In ‘Cobra Kai #4’

It’s the final showdown! The tournament has arrived, and Johnny aims to defend his honor against the upstart from Jersey

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June 10, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 3243 Views Cobra Kai, comics, Denton J. Tipton, IDW Publishing, Kagan McLeod, Luis Antonio Delgado, Megan Brown, Neil Uyetake, Review, Riley Farmer, Tom Waltz, YouTube Red
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Review: ‘Bitter Root #8’ – Here Comes The Devil

Bitter Root #8 finds the Sangeyre family together apart. While Blink and Uncle Enoch work to treat the Jinoo and

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June 10, 2020 Mal White 3026 Views Bitter Root, Chuck Brown, Clayton Cowles, comics, David F. Walker, Image Comics, Review, Sanford Browne, Sofie Dodgson
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Review: ‘Avengers of the Wastelands #5’ Delivers Hope In The Darkness

The would-be Avengers of the dystopian landscape formally known as the United States of America have taken the fight to

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June 8, 2020 James Ferguson 2583 Views Avengers of the Wastelands, comics, Cory Petit, Ed Brisson, Jonas Scharf, Marvel Comics, neeraj menon, Review
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Review: Time Travel Goes Awry In ‘The Circus’

We all know the dangers of time travel from decades of sci-fi stories, but that won’t stop people from trying

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June 8, 2020 James Ferguson 1953 Views comics, Ian Sharman, Joseph Browder, Juan Manuel Almiron, Markosia Enterprise, Review, The Circus
Comics Reviews 

Review: Abbot & Costello Meet Godzilla In ‘Amazing Spider-Man #43’

Gog, a monster from another world has attacked Spider-Man and Boomerang as they searched for a piece to the Lifeline

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June 1, 2020 James Ferguson 3590 Views Amazing Spider-Man, Cliff Rathburn, comics, Dee Cunniffe, Joe Caramagna, Marvel Comics, Nathan Fairbairn, Nick Spencer, Review, Ryan Ottley
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Review: Cover it ‘G.I. Joe’ #6

The main cover by artist Chris Evenhuis features the character Ana Suárez codename Fadeaway who looks like she is about

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May 27, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2174 Views 2020, Brittany Peer, Chris Evenhuis, comic book, Emma Vieceli, G.I. Joe #6, IDW, Neil Uyetake, Paul Allor, Review
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Packing In The Review For ‘Hotell #2’

While the ‘normal’ physical and digital copies of this issue are still waiting to see release, publisher AWA Studios is

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May 18, 2020 Benjamin Hall 2304 Views 2020, AWA Studios, comic book, Dalibor Talajic, Hotell, Issue 2, John Lees, Keron Grant, Lee Loughridge, Review, Sal Cipriano
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The Haunting Beauty Of Borja González’s ‘A Gift For A Ghost’ Reviewed

A girl and a skeleton meet in a forest. Neither is what they seem, but then what would be the

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May 18, 2020 Rachel Bellwoar 3033 Views A Gift for a Ghost, Abrams ComicArts, Borja Gonzalez, comics, Review
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Review: A Super Hero Team Up With Sinister Intentions In ‘Ghost-Spider #9’

On Earth-65, everyone knows that Gwen Stacy is the super hero known as Ghost-Spider, but her profile is about to

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May 18, 2020 James Ferguson 2765 Views Clayton Cowles, comics, Ghost Spider, Ian Herring, Ig Guara, Marvel Comics, Review, Seanan McGuire
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Review: Deathstroke Arrives & Clayface Attacks In ‘Batman: The Adventures Continue #3’

Someone has been watched the Bat Family, but his intentions are unclear. He’s certainly had a fair amount to watch

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May 8, 2020 James Ferguson 4101 Views Alan Burnett, Batman The Adventures Continue, comics, DC Comics, joshua reed, Monica Kubina, Paul Dini, Review, Ty Templeton
Books Comics Reviews 

New To You Comics: ‘Winnebago Graveyard TP’ By Steve Niles And Alison Sampson

With new comics on hold for the foreseeable future, my colleague Tony Thornley and I decided to dive deep into

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May 1, 2020 Brendan M. Allen 3172 Views Alison Sampson, gridhouse horror, horror, Image Comics, New To You Comics, Review, Stephane Paitreau, Steve Niles, Winnebago Graveyard TP
Comics Reviews 

Advance Review: ‘Wretches: Volume 1’ Digs Into Dirty Sci-Fi

Space may be the final frontier for us now, but for the characters in Wretches, it’s just another place to

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April 27, 2020 James Ferguson 2364 Views Chas Pangburn, Chunlin Zhao, comics, James E. Roche, Review, Salo Farias, Scout Comics, Wretches
Comics Reviews 

Advance Review: ‘Doodleville’ Charms Its Way Into Your Heart

Everyone doodles every now and then, whether you’re stuck on a call or waiting for something. Drew does it all

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April 24, 2020 James Ferguson 2849 Views Chad Sell, comics, Doodleville, Random House Graphic, Review
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Advance Review: Never Underestimate The Power Of Hope In ‘Canto & The Clockwork Fairies’

Canto, the little clockwork knight with a big heart, has freed his people from imprisonment and now leads them across

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April 24, 2020 James Ferguson 2790 Views Canto, Canto and the Clockwork Fairies, comics, David M. Booher, Deron Bennett, Drew Zucker, IDW Publishing, Review, Vittorio Astone
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