Anarky Is No Match For Capitalism — Reviewing ‘Gangs Of Gotham’ #1
Gotham City isn’t pretty. Various neighborhoods and people fight to survive the dark and dank corruption on a daily basis.
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Not Her Father’s Daughter — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #25
There are ties that bind us to others — often family — and sometimes those ties can be like a
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A Twisted Web In Need Of Untangling: Reviewing ‘Spider-Woman’ #1
Criminals across the Marvel Universe are in danger as a gun-toting, dark costume-wearing vigilante plays judge, jury, and executioner. No,
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A Near-Perfect Epic: Reviewing ‘The Karman Blade’ #3
At first read, The Karman Blade #3 seems like an odd tangent in an otherwise flawless story. On a second
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts — Ghost Of The 21st Century’ Is Not Your Father’s ‘Trek’
You know you’re not reading your typical Star Trek story when a couple of naked post-coital Starfleet officers start phasering
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Advance Review: ‘Odin’ #5 Kicks Off Second Arc With A Deadly Game
How much are you willing to sacrifice for something you believe in? If the answer to that question is an
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Advance Review: A Mother’s Quest To Save Her Daughter Continues In ‘Crowbound’ #3
There is no power greater than a mother’s love of her children. When a child is threatened, a mother can
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Force Matters: The Secret Origin of Tamtel Skreej Revealed in ‘Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge — Echoes of Empire’ #3
Galaxy’s Edge “Original Trilogy-ization” continues as it turns out this is going to be a multi-story miniseries. Star Wars: Galaxy’s
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Reviewing ‘Archie In Hell’ #1
Good old Riverdale. A place where nothing more than some typical wholesome teenage style antics happens on a daily basis.
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Advance Review — ‘Dead By Daylight Vol. 2: The Hillbilly’ Is A Bloody Missed Opportunity
With its roster of memorable killers, the video game Dead by Daylight seems like a natural fit for comic books.
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Great Power And Not So Great Responsibility — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #4
The sins of the father should not be the concern of the child, all their classmates, and their entire community.
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One Person’s Serial Killer Is Another Person’s Urban Hero — Reviewing ‘Absolute Green Arrow’ #6
The Green Arrow is dead, long live the Green Arrow. As one mystery is buried, the last one stands revealed.
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Review — ‘The Shaolin Cowboy: Staying A.I.Live’ #4 Stages A Panty Raid
It’s a safe bet that that no other comic book creators besides Geof Darrow would end their series with an
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Advance Review: ‘Corpse Knight’ Is A Zombie Story That Loses Its Way
Daddy’s back! And this time, he’s mad! That’s the promise of Corpse Knight, Image Comics’ six-issue limited series
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Previously On X-Men: The Great Exorcism Tour Of 2026 Continues In ‘Uncanny X-Men’ #34
Got another shorty week as Inglorious X-Force marches towards its end and Uncanny X-Men debuts a pair of new characters.
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Review: Answers Elude Readers In ‘White Sky’ Vol. 1
What would you do if the sky suddenly turned white and the world descended into a nightmare populated by deadly
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Advance Review: ‘Hammerfist’ #3 Continues To Deprive Us Of The … Hammerfist
The name of the series is Hammerfist, so please use the Hammerfist! We’re now three issues into this
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Advance Review: ‘Tales Of Wonder’ #3 Gives Its Heroes Their Origin Stories
Sometimes you need to go backwards before you can go forwards. Tales of Wonder #3 does just that,
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Review — ‘Universal Monsters: The Bride Of Frankenstein Lives’ #1 Rises From The Grave
If you’ve ever seen the 1935 film The Bride of Frankenstein, you realize there’s not much hope for a sequel.
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Giving Readers A Breather: Reviewing ‘If Destruction Be Our Lot’ #5
Be careful what you wish for — even if you’re Abe Lincoln. Poor ol’ Abe learns that the
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Advance Review — ‘That Texas Blood: Hell Comes To Allison Ranch’ #2 Goes To War
It may be Texas, but for Sheriff Joe Bob it feels more like Baghdad. Given that That Texas
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Advance Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ #1 — Possibly The Absolute Perfect ‘D&D’ Comic
Welcome to the table, I have been playing Dungeons & Dragons all my life. It’s my favorite hobby. It’s the thing
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Review — ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #4’
Welcome to the table, Found family is a powerful thing, and within the pages of Frankenstein: New World — The
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Review: Alliances Shift In Wonderfully Cheesy ‘The Last Driver’ #3
It’s generally not a good thing when a comic book series is referred to as cheesy. But when that series
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Review: ‘Hidden Springs’ #3 Has ‘Cocoon’ Vibes
Welcome to the table, When I was a kid, entertainment was a bit different than it is now. Rather than
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Big Love In Small Moments — Reviewing ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian #2’
Welcome to the table, Hellboy in Love maintains its historic occult ties, while continuing to be a really charming story
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Review: Adult-Oriented ‘Ofiusa’ #2 Moves At Its Own Deliberate Pace
It’s safe to call this second issue of Ofiusa a slow burn. At this point in the six-issue
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Advance Review: Plants And Billionaires Shall Inherit The Earth In ‘The Twilight Zone’ #11
In today’s political climate, the moment you see a billionaire grace the pages of a comic book, you just know
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Review — Nostalgic Saturday Morning Vibes In ‘Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures’ #2
Welcome to the table, If you are looking for pulse-pounding pulp adventure with a side order of occult oddities, then
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Advance Review: ‘The Eye Collector’ #5 Starts To Reveal A Few Secrets
The first panel of the first page of The Eye Collector #5 says it all. “This can’t be real,” young
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A Real Show Stopping Situation — Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #15
To catch a thief in the act, Spider-Man calls the one thief he knows who tried to leave it behind.
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