Force Matters: Sad Han Elevates ‘Hunt For The Falcon’ #1
Like many of us, Han sets out to reacquire reminders of his lost youth in Han Solo – Hunt for
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The Adventures Of Space Batman — Reviewing ‘Legacy Of Vader’ #5
In the short life of this young series, it has been at its best when it leans into the fact
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‘Legacy of Vader’ #4 Is Weighed Down By Exposition — Review
Naboo as a planet holds a curious place in the Star Wars narrative. As the central locale of The Phantom
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That’s Some Killer Math — Reviewing ‘Detective Comics Annual 2025’ #1
World’s Greatest Detective is one of the many monikers often dropped on the shoulders of Gotham City’s dark knight protector.
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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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Gotham’s Reckoning– Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1087
The end is nigh for Gotham’s gothic opera. Fire, ice, and madness are plaguing the city as the Bat returns.
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Skybound Unveils The New Creators On ‘Creepshow Vol. 3’ #2 And Covers
Skybound/Image Comics have revealed the latest creative team on Creepshow Vol. 3. The second issue, featuring two new terrifying tales,
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Beneath The Masks Of Lies: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1086
Deconstructing characters, getting to their very core, before building them back up is a tried-and-true trope in superhero comic books.
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Tearing Down Those Walls: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics: Gotham Nocturne Act I’
Beaten. Broken. Bested. Batman has been through a lot over 80 years with physical, mental, and emotional scars as proof.
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Comics From A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Previewing This Week’s ‘Star Wars’ Releases
Two new Star Wars comics and both featuring villains from the prequel movies (which don’t look as bad these days
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Rise Of The Darkest Knight: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1083
Batman is just a man, but is also a very powerful force. A symbol. A figure that transcends the ages.
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A Little Questioning Never Hurt: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1082
Dark forces, altered realities, and unanswered questions continue to plague Batman and his beloved Gotham, as Detective Comics’ two-in-one story
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It’ll Only Hurt A Little: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1081
Batman and Gotham. Forever linked, the city and vigilante sworn to protect it. What happens when that link is severed?
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Spidey Sunday: Previewing This Week’s ‘Spider-Man’ And ‘Gang War’ Comic Books
It’s another bizarre set of Spidey previews because your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man features as the titular star in just the
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‘Darth Maul’ Turns ‘Black, White, & Red’ In Marvel’s New Star Wars Series
Black and white comics with a particular splash of color (or two) have become a staple in recent years. Following
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What A Way To Go: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #61
Selina Kyle has nine lives to burn through, and her latest mission is really taking that idea to the extreme.
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World’s Finest Previews: Taking A Look At DC’s ‘Superman’ And ‘Batman’ Titles Out This Week
It’s one of those strange, quieter weeks for DC Comics with just a handful of new comics debuting this Tuesday
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Extra Lives Without Purpose: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #60
Imagine what life would be like if things were more like a video game, chiefly the part with extra lives.
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Cracking Up For The Ones You Love — Reviewing ‘Knight Terrors: Detective Comics’ #2
Dreams, particularly nightmares, often do not make sense. At least, not in the moment that we are going through them.
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Knight Terrors: Previewing This Week’s Releases
We have another five new Knight Terrors titles to share with you today, and all out on Tuesday 1st August from
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IDW And John Ridley Announce Sci-Fi Thriller ‘The Ministry Of Compliance’
Screenwriter and comic book author, John Ridley, reunites with GCPD: The Blue Wall collaborator Stefano Raffaele to present The Ministry of Compliance, a” sociopolitical
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The Voices In Your Head: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1073
Things have taken an explosive turn in Gotham City. Unfortunately for Batman, the Orghams are seemingly always ten steps ahead.
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DC Comics’ ‘Knight Terrors’ Previews (Part 1)
This week sees an on-slaughter of one-shots for DC Comics latest crossover event, Knight Terrors. So, firstly I’ll present to
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Beware Of Falling Bats: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1072
With the lights still dimmed and the audience comfy in their seats, the second act of the Gotham Nocturne continues.
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Is This The Beginning Of The End For Batman? Previewing ‘Detective Comics #1072
Written by: Dan Watters, Ram V. Art by: Ivan Reis, Stefano Raffaele, Danny Miki, Brad Anderson, Lee Loughridge Batman arrives
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For All Things There Is A Story: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1071
Stories have power. They entertain. They inform. They give insight. They tell us where we’ve been and where we might
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Previewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1071
Writer: Ram V Artist: Stefano Raffaele, Ivan Reis, Eduardo Pansica Colours: Brad Anderson, Adriano Lucas Letters: Ariana Maher Backup: Si
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Two Sides To Every Story: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1070
Solomon Grundy was born on a Monday, died on Saturday, was buried on Sunday, and is fighting off Azmers today.
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Solomon Grundy Stalks The Sewers Of Gotham In ‘Detective Comics’ #1070 Preview
Writer: Ram V Artist: Stefano Raffaele, Adriano Lucas Letters: Ariana Maher Backup: Si SPurrier, Caspar Wijngaard “GOTHAM NOCTURNE, ACT I
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A Man Who Is Also A City: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1069
Beaten. Broken. Bested. Batman has been through a lot over 80 years with the physical, mental, and emotional scars to
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Previewing ‘GCPD: The Blue Wall’ #5
Written by: John Ridley Art by: Stefano Raffaele “Life has a way of slipping through our fingers when we least
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