A Little Star Wars In Our X-Men: Reviewing ‘Marauders’ #24
Krakoa’s mutant “pirates,” who really haven’t done any pirating ever, have left the high seas behind this month in order
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The Power Of Youth Prevails: Reviewing ‘Champions’ #9
Superheroes always have been and always will be, social justice warriors. Their goals are to protect the world from various
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The Reality Of Superheroes Is Dangerous: Reviewing ‘Astonishing Times’ #2
There are probably very few superhero/comic book fans that would not immediately jump at the chance to not only meet
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Beware The Wrath Of The Manta: Reviewing ‘Black Manta’ #1
The character of Black Manta has a quite long history at DC Comics, one of the most known of Aquaman’s
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Rebirth Of The Cool: Reviewing ‘Static: Season One’ #3
There is definitely a pretty big challenge that comes with taking on a series that is meant to reboot and
Read moreGreat Promise And A Cardboard Plot: Reviewing ‘The United States of Captain America’ #03
On paper, the idea of a miniseries that celebrates the legacy of Captain America by bringing in a group of
Read moreA Lot Of Hastily Tied-Up Loose Ends: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1042
Anytime a creator embarks on an endeavor to do a really long-form format to tell a story, there is pretty
Read moreSiblings Always Know The Buttons To Push: Reviewing ‘Robin’ #5
With the kicking off of the Infinite Frontier era, there have been a great number of really awesome plotlines and
Read moreAmulet And Spider-Man’s Monster Mash: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man Annual’ #1
So far, the Infinity Stone-centric Infinite Destinies annual issues from Marvel Comics have been split between those that feature one
Read moreReview: ‘Marauders’ #23 Continues To Go Nowhere Fast
Just like most other mediums, there are times where comic books can come to an end leaving the audience in
Read moreA Game Of Cat And Star: Reviewing ‘Black Cat’ #9
Far too often characters that aren’t considered to be part of the often subjective “A-list” within long-running universes, get relegated
Read moreReview: ‘Nightwing’ #83 Is A Real Blockbuster Of An Issue
A lot has gone down in the first five issues of this new Nightwing run. Dick Grayson is back as
Read moreRomance, Religion, And Revenge: Reviewing ‘Catwoman’ #34
One thing that will never ever be tiring to say is stating just how absolutely wonderful and even potentially perfect
Read moreA Taste Of The Batman Stories We Need: Reviewing ‘Detective Comics’ #1041
There was a point in time when this brand-new Detective Comics run looked to be a counterpart to the main
Read moreA Beautiful Bittersweet Conclusion: Reviewing ‘Children Of The Atom’ #6
A book that was revealed to apparently be full of human characters rather than mutant ones likely seemed like an
Read moreNeither An Ending Nor A Beginning: Reviewing ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #29
‘The Clone Saga’ has come to an end, and now it’s time for Miles Morales to reflect. That’s what he
Read moreModern Issues Call For A Modern Batman: Reviewing ‘I Am Batman’ #0
DC Comics Future State event showcased a slew of potential futures for a great number of familiar and new DC
Read moreAn Ending And A Beginning: Reviewing ‘Silk’ #05
After dropping a villainous origin story and establishing the stakes of the series major threat, Silk took a month break
Read moreDiversity Bait And Switch: Reviewing ‘The United States Of Captain America’ #2
Captain America is one of the stalwart Avengers and superheroes of the Marvel Universe, existing even before the rest of
Read moreReview: ‘Robin’ #4 Takes A Moment For A Meaningful Big Time Family Reunion
Damian Wayne’s overconfidence and rage have gotten him killed once and close to killed in the short time that he’s
Read moreReview: ‘Astonishing Times’ #1 Is A Love Letter To Comics And Superheroes Placed Into Our Real World
Superheroes and comic books have a long storied history at this point, and comics that explore the idea of superheroes
Read moreReview: ‘Static: Season One’ #2 Turns Up The Heat As Virgil Hawkins Life Gets Far More Complicated
If one could classify the first issue of Static: Season One as essentially the setting of the table (intro, origins,
Read moreReview: ‘Black Knight: Curse Of The Ebony Blade’ #5 Builds A Brilliant New Future For One Of Marvel’s Most Flawed Heores
Ever since the very beginning of the first issue, it’s been clear that Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade
Read moreReview: Felicia Hardy’s Biggest Heist Yet Begins With ‘Black Cat’ #8
One of the biggest scores of Felicia Hardy’s life came with a heavy emotional fallout where to save the city
Read moreReview: ‘Detective Comics’ #1040 Presents A Intriguing And Beautiful Story That Could Use A Bit More Breathing Room
While the last issue provided a conclusion of sorts, the issues facing Bruce Wayne in his new area of town
Read moreReview: ‘Marauders’ #22 Misses The Mark As It Attempts To Address Serious Heavy Topics
Around two years ago the Krakoan era of the X-Men began. An era built upon the idea of the mutants
Read moreReview: The Clone Saga Comes To An Explosive End With ‘Miles Morales: Spider-Man’ #28
While the 1990’s version of a Spider-Man ‘Clone Saga’ lasted over two years and spanned a whole ton of issues,
Read moreReview: Selina Kyle Takes A Stand As Forces Descend Upon Alleytown In ‘Catwoman’ #33
With the question of who Selina Kyle is and the origin of Father Valley having been answered in the previous
Read moreReview: ‘Champions’ #8 Continues To Expertly Juggle Heavy Topics And Great Character Moments
Action is a big part of various mediums and stories and can often be the thing that draws one into
Read moreReview: The Past And Present Collide For Dick Grayson In ‘Nightwing’ #82
Retcons of any kind can be a tricky divisive subject when it comes to comic books. They either turn everything
Read morePreview: Is Penultiman Making A Fool Of Himself In ‘Penultiman’ #5?
Written by Tom Peyer Art and cover by Alan Robinson “Final issue! Penultiman’s artificial understudy, Antepenultiman, has patiently tried to
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