The Story Of A Boy – Reviewing ‘Batman: Shadows Of The Bat: House Of Gotham’
While the main side of the Detective Comics issues encompassed within the Shadows of the Bat storyline focused on Arkham
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Setting Sail For Adventure: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ Vol. 1
With all the black market and Hellfire internal power struggles behind them, it’s time for the Marauders to get back
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A Killer Amongst Them: Reviewing ‘Wakanda’ #3
A hero is only as good as their villain, which often speaks to how heroes need a villain that in
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Fairyland By Way Of Hell: Reviewing ‘I Hate Fairyland’ #2
Fairyland is calling again, but Gertrude/Gert would rather do anything than answer that call & revisit her trauma site. Too
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Captain America Soars Again: Reviewing ‘Captain America: Symbol of Truth Vol 1’
Change and Captain America are something that goes hand in hand at Marvel Comics, especially since Steve Rogers was thawed
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It Could Have Been Different: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #12
What happens when someone already at rock bottom, falls even further? That’s something the Black Panther might find out very
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Breaking The Most Sacred Of Rules: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #50
These days a superhero comic, either primary or secondary title, reaching the milestone of 50 or 100 issues is quite
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The Power Lies On Their Side: Reviewing ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ #103
Madame Vile, formerly Rita Repulsa, has defeated Lord Zedd and the Power Rangers to gain the Zeo Crystal. Green Ranger
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Advance Review: Pausing For Christmas In `Once Upon A Time At The End Of The World’ #2
‘Tis the season – even when all is lost. That’s right, it’s a very special issue of Once Upon a
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Advance Review: Hell Comes To Earth In `The Roadie’ #4
Just in time for Christmas, it’s…the Satan? The limited series about a 1980s roadie that fought the demons accidently summoned
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Follow The Yellow Brick Road: Reviewing ‘Strange’ #9
Clea and Stephen are together once more, and to stay that way they must take the war to the Blasphemy
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Controlling The Situation: Reviewing ‘Sabretooth And The Exiles’ #2
If one’s enemy is also the enemy to another one of your enemies, does that make them somehow your friend?
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Have We Been Here Before? Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #28
A malevolent force has taken control of Wolverine, using him as a weapon once more aimed at very specific targets.
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An Adventure Beyond Any Measure: Reviewing ‘Knights Of X’
Gather your swords, grab the potions, and find the snazziest and most protective set of armor because it’s time to
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Beware The Power Of The Dark Side: Reviewing ‘The Vampire Slayer’ #9
Even the best of intentions, namely to save a friend, can end up having the direst & deadliest of consequences.
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The Hero Of Canton: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly: Big Damn Finale’ #1
Every so often there are comic book runs that stand above because they pull off something that seems truly impossible.
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The Family Ties That Bind: Reviewing ‘Nightwing’ #99
They say that nature abhors a vacuum which seems especially true with organized crime in a city such as Blüdhaven.
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Your Instructor Is Casey Jones: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game – The Alliance’ #2
One thing that helps make any solo hero or team franchise even more impressive is a very strong supporting cast.
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Digging An Even Deeper Hole: Reviewing ‘Specs’ #2
What began as a simple but scary situation with wish-granting glasses from a comic book has taken a turn. Be
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Advance Review: Leave The High School Drama Behind In ‘Rogue Sun’ #9
Story arcs can be difficult to pull off well. To be successful, an arc needs the right mix of exposition
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A Different Type Of Parent Trap: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #13
A walk-a-mile style body swap gets really complicated when the participants’ parents are deadly assassins and villains. Batgirls continues the
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Advance Review: Welcome To A Sanctuary For Slashers In `Where Monsters Lie’ #1
A new series from Dark Horse Comics answers those age-old questions of what Michael Myers does between Halloweens and where
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New To You Comics #122: ‘Robin Vol 1– The Lazarus Tournament’ Is All Heart
With so many publishers and genres, there are always tons of comics new and old to dive into. Finding and
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The Game Is Afoot: Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Armageddon Game’ #3
Event comics fall into a variety of realms, either jumping right into the matter at hand or spending time building
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Too Close To Home: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #16
I Am Batman returns to being a Fox family-centered series as the final issue approaches and major secrets emerge. It’s
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Enemy In Our House: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #135
With the Splinter Clan split up across dimensions and the Armageddon Game intensifying, a familiar threat hits close to home.
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Advance Review: `Star Trek: Resurgence’ #2 Needs Characters The Audience Cares About
For drama and suspense to work as intended, the audience needs to care about the characters in jeopardy. That empathy
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Advance Review: A Writer Becomes Trapped In His Own Writing In `Ice Cream Man’ #33
Pity horror writer W. Maxwell Prince. He wants to tell happy stories. Uplifting tales full of mirth and sunshine. Stories
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Advance Review: Pleasant Surprises Abound In `Star Trek– Discovery – Adventures In The 32nd Century’ TPB
Some of the best comic book series can be found where you least expect them. With its season-long stories and
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Too Much Wibbly Wobbly In The Timey Wimey: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #9
The Marauders’ mission is to help other mutants, no matter how far they must go through time or space to
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With Great Power Comes Great Heart: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #1
Miles Morales is back swinging through the streets of Brooklyn as the young Spider-Man launches a whole new solo series.
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