Just A Bit Of Blood Magic: Reviewing ‘Deadpool’ #9
Dead means dead, except when it actually doesn’t. Especially when family is willing to make one of the greatest sacrifices.
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Advance Review: Brevity Is Key In ‘Ice Cream Man #43’
As any writer will tell you, being concise takes time. Look no further than Mark Twain’s famous quote, “I didn’t
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Lesser Of All Evils: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #121
Spheric Solutions war upon the streets and people of Blüdhaven continues to hit far too close to home for Nightwing.
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Advance Review: Assassins, Saboteurs, And Agents Of Espionage In ‘Pop Kill’ #1
Welcome to the table, Did you ever read Spy vs. Spy? It was one of the various regular offerings within
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These Were The Voyages: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #27
Unfortunately for the cosmos and multiverse, the maniacal android Lore has achieved his mission to wipe out all of existence.
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Listen To The Puppets: Reviewing ‘Minor Arcana’ #4
When suddenly discovering that you have some sort of powers, attempting to test their limits is usually a good idea.
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A Beautiful Bit Of Chaos: Reviewing ‘Ultimate X-Men’ #10
A crossroads. That is where things stand with the mutants, and Children of The Atom, in the Ultimate Marvel Universe.
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Advance Review: The Comic Stars Align In ‘You Won’t Feel A Thing’ #1
The idea of superstar comics creators Scott Snyder and Jock re-teaming for a project – any project – is enough
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Not What The Doctor Ordered: Reviewing ‘Storm’ #3
As her life clock nears an end, Storm turns to one group that she can in her hour of need:
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Tearing Open Old Wounds: Reviewing ‘Batman: Dark Patterns’ #1
World’s greatest detective. This is the moniker often bestowed upon Batman — and, more accurately, Detective Chimp — within the
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Advance Review: Inconsistent Visuals Blunt The Impact Of ‘Ripperland’ #1
Jack the Ripper is no stranger to comic books. From Gotham by Gaslight to From Hell, the serial killer from
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Back Where It All Began: Reviewing ‘Poison Ivy’ #28
She’s wanted for terrorism she didn’t commit, followed by a cult, and caught in a war between ancient powerful nature
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A Prison Of The Mind: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #4
One turtle traveled. Another became a star. The third sought solitude. Their final brother had things just a bit tougher.
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Who Was That Masked Symbiote? — Reviewing ‘All-New Venom’ #1
The Venom War ended with neither Brock bonded with Venom. That means the symbiote is loose and free about town.
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More Than A ‘Very Special’ Comic: Reviewing ‘Ripple Effects: The Deluxe Edition’
For the last several years, I have podcasted about “Very Special” episodes of TV, those times when the regular plots
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There Are Two Wolves Inside: Reviewing ‘Batman: Full Moon’ #2
Sometimes we want stories to go really fast to get to the end. Other times, a slow build is preferred.
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They Are The Law! — Reviewing ‘Two-Face’ #1
Hear ye, hear ye, the court is now in session. The court in question being the White Church of Gotham
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Review: Horror And Holidays Meet In ‘Dread The Halls’
With only a few exceptions, horror elements have traditionally been lacking from holiday stories. (Assuming, of course, you are at
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Far From Home — Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #27
Hopefully, Brooklyn’s friendly neighborhood spider-hero has a passport because he’s sure logging the miles to find a vampirism cure. Wakanda
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Review: ‘Tis The Season For ‘Top Cow Holiday Special’ One-Shot
With the holidays upon us, several publishers are trying to capitalize on the season with their Christmas special one-shots. Image
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Finding Healing Through Strife: Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #2
Lady Shiva is one of the most dangerous people in the world. Where she goes, pain and suffering will follow.
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Springing Forward By Falling Back: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1091
Age is but a number. Unless you happen to be a superhero vigilante that’s taken a beating for years. Strained
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The Power Of A Wig Or Two: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #70
With the streets of Gotham far behind, Selina Kyle digs into her past and a mysterious plot against her life.
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Suffering Not A Single Fool: Reviewing ‘Absolute Wonder Woman’ #2
Monsters of myth and legend have come for the modern world of humanity. Only one woman stands in their way.
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Getting On Like Dogs And Rabbits: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #120
War has struck the streets of Blüdhaven, with its self-appointed protector finding himself five steps behind the shadowy string pullers.
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Their Fathers’ Shadows — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’
For decades, the characters of Star Trek have sought out new life, met new civilizations, and always done it boldly.
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Is There A Sorcerer In The House? — Reviewing ‘Ultimate Black Panther’ #10
A king dreams of killing a potential god as the war between Wakanda and their unearthly foes continues to drag.
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Built Upon A Foundation Of Lies: Reviewing ‘Lawful’ #5
No matter how new a world might seem, the sins of the old world tend to remain strong as ever.
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Review — ‘Star Wars The Battle of Jakku: Republic Under Siege’ #1 Is More Of the Same
This issue of Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku comes with two numbers on its cover. However, it quickly becomes
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Twisting And Turning Through Life- Reviewing ‘Minor Arcana’ #3
Life, or perhaps the universe at large, provides a seemingly infinite number of paths which could be taken any time.
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Review: ‘Wolverine’ #3 Improves By Promising Something Different
In a couple of key ways, Wolverine #3 is an improvement on the previous two issues of the series. It
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