TV Review: James Gunn Teases A Potential Multiverse In ‘Peacemaker’ Premiere
Helming the new and improved DC Cinematic Universe — DCU for short — James Gunn returns to Peacemaker after a
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Going At It Tooth And Claw: ‘Night Club’ #6 Advance Review
Mark Millar and Juanan Ramírez’s Night Club has managed to blend good ol’ fashioned exuberant superhero action and horror remarkably
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Since When Did Vampires Have So Much Fun? ‘Night Club’ #2 Advance Review
You may think vampires are synonymous with gothic horror, but in this fresh new take on one of literature’s favourite
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It’s Better Down Where It’s Wetter: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’
For many years, the Bat-family and to an extent the Super-family have dominated attention at DC Comics and gotten most
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Advance Review: A New Villain Rises In `Rogue Sun’ #8
New story arcs can be a challenge to pull off correctly. Course correct too much, and longstanding readers may be
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It’s Their World, We’re Just Living In It: Reviewing ‘Batgirls Vol 1’
Fans of Barbara Gordon, Stephanie Brown, and Cassandra “Cass” Cain have been waiting quite some time for the three to
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Why Now Is The Best Time To Adapt Grant Morrison’s DCU
There’s been a lot of excitement surrounding the appointment of James Gunn as CEO at DC Studios and the return
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Trouble Goes International: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #47
With a series like Catwoman, there aren’t really any ‘quiet’ issues as the cat burglar/vigilante is always involved with some
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Of Moths And Fish: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #10
There are a great variety of ways that it can be said but for the sake of brevity and to
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A Colonizer Comes Calling: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #9
Comic book ongoing series often work on the idea of storytelling that builds upon and overlaps each other, whether there
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Mark Millar And Juanan Ramírez’s ‘Night Club’ #1 Release Date Announced
We’ve already brought you the news that writer Mark Millar (The Magic Order, Kingsman: The Secret Service) and artist Juanan Ramírez’s
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A Superheroic Love Letter To Comics: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Times’ TPB
Superheroes and comic books have a long-storied history at this point, and comics that explore the idea of superheroes being
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Cutting The Ties That Bind Us: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #46
Any comic book story can be full of heroes punching villains or stopping something massive from trying to destroy Earth
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Living Life The Batgirl Way: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #9
The Batgirls have had a whole ton on their plates since they made the move into The Hill section of
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The King Is Dead, Long Live The King: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #8
Wakanda’s future is at stake when the forces of democracy, monarchy, and oppression collide in a war that has been
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A Hero Of Their Own Story: Reviewing ‘Black Manta’
Stories that center around villains, especially super villains with very brutal pasts, are not always an easy sell. Getting people
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Unexpected Endings: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #6
It is never easy when things come to an end, especially when they are things that are fun and resonate
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A Complication Called Family: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #45
When it comes to the longest established comic publishers and their decades-long ongoing stories, there are a handful of lines
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Summer Vacation With A Dark Twist: Reviewing ‘Strange Academy’ #18
When it comes to the magical Strange Academy, school is most definitely out for the summer. Unfortunately for the staff
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The Battle For Wakanda Begins: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #7
Years of paranoia, secret-keeping, and outright lies to those that are closest to him has predictably come back to bite
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It All Comes Down To This: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #5
It’s all hands-on deck as the Aqua-Family must rise to the occasion to deal with the Atlantean sleeper cell agents
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The Overwhelming Weight Of Sins Past And Present: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #6
A simple Google search would show that there are a vast number of quotes about how too much or unfounded
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Wonder Woman Needs A Soft Reboot
The DCEU is entering a new decade and is still trying to find its footing with a slate of new
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Peeling Back The Curtains: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #4
For a lot of years, the Bat-family and to an extent the Super-family have dominated attention at DC Comics and
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Breaking The Spell(binder): Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #6
Superhero comics will generally give their readers plenty of action where costumed heroes (whether powered or not) will beat bad
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A Family Full Of Secrets: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #3
The sins of the past have a pretty common habit of coming back to bite heroes in the proverbial butt,
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Advance Review: Family Matters In `Rogue Sun’ #3
You think you have family issues? Imagine being Dylan Siegel. His dad, the original Rogue Sun, died in the series
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Sometimes They Are Out To Get You: Reviewing ‘Black Panther’ #5
There comes a point where paranoia and secret-keeping, playing deep in the unseen shadows, will come back to haunt a
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The Series We Need And Deserve: Reviewing ‘Batgirls’ #5
If there was a challenge thrown down for one to crack open an issue of Batgirls and try not to
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Family, Secrets, And Darkness: Reviewing ‘Aquamen’ #2
Whether talking about the surface world or the world under the seas, one thing seems to remain a constant: dealing
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Like Mother, Like Son: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #12
Single type issues where the overall storyline or plotline is either still heavily present or is at least still part
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