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Comic Book Review: The Black Order #2
Here we are again with one of my favorite debuts from Marvel this year. There’s something about the name of this team that just calls for excitement. These are villains who embrace the despicable things they do without a ...
Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #15
Go Go Power Rangers #14 continued to take advantage of the thrill that comes with exploration. This is the Rangers’ first taste of off-planet adventure, their first taste of what it means to have to cover for one another,...
Comic Book Review: X-23 #7
The time for fun and games were last month. This month is the start of a brand new story arc for Laura and Gabby! Considering how the past few story arcs played out, it only makes sense that we would get around to a story that ...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #11
A tough pill to swallow this week when X-Men: Red #11 marks the end of what has been one of the BEST X-Men stories written in a long time. I might even argue that this one actually is the best. Where else will you see peace fou...
Comic Book Review: Champions #27
The retaliation stung that this would be the final issue for our Champions’ adventure into Weirdworld. Now when that thought came to mind, instantly I was wondering how on Earth they would wrap this story up when it feels...
Comic Book Review: Shadowman #10
Like brother like sister! Well somewhat, but still I think it might be time to rename these sibling the troublesome children of the dark. It was inevitable that this would turn into Shadowman versus Sandria Darque, but let̵...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #49
Suicide Squad #48 starts us off with a bold new direction for the team. Williams loves putting this team through the ringer, and has no problem making sure that everyone faces some obstacle directly or indirectly. “Rocket...
Comic Book Review: William Gibson’s Alien 3 #2
Even with this second issue, I was unsure about the way that William Gibson’s Alien 3 script would grab me. I love any opportunity to jump into an Alien story, and it is bold to adapt a whole movie script into comic form....
Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #6
Who would have thought that Bobo was hiding such a big secret from his friends? For a guy with his kind of attitude, it surely knocks him down a peg to be faced with the responsibility that he neglected. Regardless, a perfect e...
Comic Book Review: Batman Who Laughs #1
I may not have been deeply invested into the DARK NIGHTS: METAL story, but one thing stuck out to me that was hard to ignore. The love for the nightmare of the Dark Multiverse, the Batman Who Laughs. Who doesn’t love a vi...
Comic Book Review: Hawkman #7
We’ve had some very notable issues of Hawkman so far, but none more than this month’s release. Without flipping open to the first page, the cover said everything about what we had to expect. The origin of Hawkman is...
Comic Book Review: Vampironica #5
While I did feel as though the previous issue of Vampironica left something to be desired, there was still another leg to this story to look forward to when Veronica faces off against the one at the top. Does she really underst...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #34
Birthright #33 gave us one hell of a twist when we went from such an endearing moment shared between the rest of the family, to the gutwrenching discovery that they were too late to save Brennan from whatever plans that Kallist...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #9
I’ll admit, I was a bit on the fence about if I was really looking forward to this next issue for the Sorcerer Supreme. It was a tough pill to swallow that the space adventure didn’t go on longer for the sake of exp...
Comic Book Review: Deadpool #7
It’s that time of the season once more for the Merc With a Mouth. I had no doubt in my mind that they would do a Christmas special for this book when one was already done for Halloween as well. This would not be Deadpool ...
Comic Book Review: Shazam #1
A book like this has been a long time coming for Shazam. I remember many asking for a solo book around the time of New 52 when you had all the fun of him and Cyborg gracing the same pages of Justice League. For others it may ha...
Comic Book Review: The Curse of Brimstone #9
I gotta say, I was not prepared to flip open the pages to this issue. There was nothing bit heartbreak when Joe finally began losing control of himself, and for Annie to unfortunately begin to lose faith that she can save her b...
Comic Book Review: Die #1
This book right here was one of my most anticipated for the year. If it wasn’t the fact that Kieron Gillen was writing this, then they had me sold the minute Die was summed up as ‘Goth Jumanji.’ I mean, I hone...
Comic Book Review: The Wicked & The Divine #40
I felt the gut punch when reading that this new story arc would be the last for The Wicked & The Divine. This was one of those books you may have thought would take quite a bit to see an end. Not a bad thing that it is endi...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #13
While I’m surprised we were able to get the kind of story we did out of “Drowned Earth” through the pages of Justice League, I’m glad that we can focus down to one singular storyline again. Nothing is mo...
Comic Book Review: Ironheart #1
I couldn’t wait for Ironheart to debut this week. Ironheart #1 has been a long time coming since the countless issues where her book was still carrying the name Iron Man. This book right here is everything that some of us...
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #4
After a strong issue #3 for the Fantastic Four, it looks like now the first family can make a proper journey back home. While reuniting out in space was a big moment for this family, that was only step one in returning to what ...
Comic Book Review: The Terrifics #10
This meeting of the Strong Family has been one heck of an adventure to get to this point. Honestly I never thought I would be as invested in this book as I am, but it is the full package of exploration, discovery, mystery, and ...
Comic Book Review: X-O Manowar #21
It was a crazy development for this story arc of X-O Manowar that things could finally come full circle for David Camp’s involvement with the divine entities outside of the universe. Some of us would have probably assumed...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Odyssey #3
The previous issue of Justice League Odyssey wasted little time throwing us into the madness of journeying back into the Ghost Sector. I still find it kind of funny that Joshua Williamson now gets a chance to do a second book i...
Comic Book Review: Heroes in Crisis #3
What more can I say before we jump into this one? Heroes in Crisis is the type of story that we need right now on shelves. It doesn’t matter that you think this is a gimmick. It does not matter that you think exploring PT...
Comic Book Review: Weapon H #10
So far this journey into Weirdworld has been memorable for Weapon H. A unique experience unlike any of the other series interacting with this magical realm. One that has surprisingly led to why the sorceress Morgan le Fay has b...
Comic Book Review: Immortal Hulk #9
If you read my last article about the Immortal Hulk, then you know I mean what I say when I say that this is one of the best series that Marvel is putting out at this time. The Hulk has gone through many changes over the years,...
Comic Book Review: Project Superpowers #4
With every passing issue of Project Superpowers, this book continues to draw you in to the exciting world of superheroes. Sometimes you just need a book that throws you into the larger than life experience that comes with the c...
Comic Book Review: Evolution #12
As the end of the story arc, there are some big expectations for Evolution. This has been a story with great pacing and momentum, but now is the time to crank the ideal just a bit for us to really get a taste of what a world lo...