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Comic Book Review: Runaways #14
***Spoiler Warning*** Even as I called the Runaways’ lives complicated, that feels like an understatement give the lengths that this universe will go to allow them little peace. If having to see Alex again wasn’t fr...
Comic Book Review: Shuri #1
I have to say that Marvel has impressed me this year with the strong focus on the world of Wakanda. After a successful release of Black Panther in theaters, that was pretty much the kick needed for them to revitalize this corne...
Comic Book Review: Weapon H #9
I’m surprised by how fast these issues of Weapon H release, but that just makes it easier to jump back into this unique story of a monster on a mission. The previous issue gave us a proper introduction to Korg and his pre...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #4
I’m not going to lie, most times I might wait out a story like this when it involves me having to pick up an extra book or two in order to keep up. However, the Witching Hour has made this tedious task worthwhile so far. ...
Comic Book Review: Evolution #11
For what’s going on right now, this is where you want to be in Evolution. For as invested as one can be about the unfolding mysteries, sometimes there can be one too many questions we are left asking ourselves about what&...
Comic Book Review: Dejah Thoris #9
No battle ever comes easily for the warriors of Helium. I found myself excited by how this situation has really taken form in contrast to other situations encountered so far. The first story arc was something of adventure and e...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #10
I feel pleasantly surprised by how far I have stuck through with this book. Not always will I be able to stick through a Justice League series, but this one seems like a keeper so far. It gets into some genuine exploration for ...
Comic Book Review: X-23 #5
Normally when you;re dealing with the Stepford Cuckoos, you expect that your mind is going to be messed with to some extent, but not like this. Not when they have decided to cross the line of no return and take Gabby from Laura...
Comic Book Review: Immortal Hulk #7
When is the Hulk ever truly left alone? Banner getting kicked back to square one meant that in every way he is dealing with the same struggles of being who he is, minus the overbearing fear of himself of course. The confrontati...
Comic Book Review: Project Superpowers #3
As I said last issue, what I appreciate about golden age hero stories is that they do not pull punches. You get real dangers, real consequences, and real impact from these character’s actions. The first few issues of Proj...
Comic Book Review: Hawkman #5
There’s been a lot of hype surrounding this very issue of Hawkman. As I’ve said before, this is one of the first times that I’ve actually put investment into Carter Hall/Hawkman and that means there is much th...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #32
Our return to the series last month was a big info dump for those who were prepared to finally come to understand where Mastema came from. It made sense of what pushed her to become one of the Five Mages and oppose her father. ...
Comic Book Review: Saban’s Go Go Power Rangers #13
With the conclusion of Shattered Grid, it was up in the air as to where we would go next for Go Go Power Rangers. The big question for me was wondering how normal things would return for them considering that not everything wen...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #47
After the Suicide Squad’s adventure in Atlantis, it wasn’t hard to believe that the next issue would take a step back for something a bit different before jumping back into the next story. As far as side stories go,...
Comic Book Review: Weapon H #8
Weapon H I’m glad to say has been a pleasant surprise this year from Marvel. I remember originally when most people looked at this character and his origin, only to come to the conclusion that Marvel was scrapping the bot...
Comic Book Review: Deadpool #5
After last issue’s travels through the world of Weirdworld, I’m pretty sure that we were all awaiting a journey into the next story arc for the Merc With A Mouth. This issue tells us that you’re going to have ...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #6
Last month’s twist at the end of Doctor Strange #5 was not something to overlook for readers who thought they had this story figured out. We walked into this new volume of Doctor Strange blowing the doors open to new ways...
Comic Book Review: Superior Octopus #1
I personally count myself a fan of Superior Spider-Man from the time that he was first introduced back when. It was a controversial time for the character and the twist given to Peter’s death, but all of that was white no...
Comic Book Review: Champions #25
This here is the issue I’ve been waiting for. I’ve been a broken record this year about everything involving Weirdworld, and how could you not be with such a fantastical place existing in the Marvel Universe. One th...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #9
After the villain-centered issue we got last month, I found myself very interested to see where things would go from there. If the villains are going to such great lengths to amass power and a stage for their big move, then wha...
Comic Book Review: Wonder Woman & Justice League Dark: Witching Hour #1
After the events of Justice League Dark #3, who wasn’t left with questions as to what this new power had in store for Wonder Woman? While I’m sure that some are also wondering why a story like this couldn’t ta...
Comic Book Review: Adventures of the Super Sons #3
Under the est circumstances, the Super Sons are a pretty unbeatable duo. That is why I believe the introduction of The Gang was a smart move. A team of young villains who are able to run right through this duo because they have...
Comic Book Review: X-O Manowar #19
When they say new jumping-on point, that’s always the best time to pick up a Valiant series you have interest in. Earlier this year Aric was out and about on his space adventure, but as of recently he now finds himself ba...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #8
As I said last month, I haven’t felt this uplifted by an X-Men story in a long time, and that is a true crime. The fight for peace in the mutant world doesn’t always come down to who swings harder. It can also mean ...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #31
I have to say that I was not ready for Shattered Grid to end. That was some of the best storytelling to come of the Power Rangers universe in a long time. Everything from this run in general has been, and that’s what make...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #3
Horror is the name of the game, and Justice League Dark is living up to the name through this new cast of characters and mission which has brought them together. Before, I was very intrigued just when it came to the team roster...
Comic Book Review: Heroes in Crisis #1
In the comics community, I don’t think it has ever been more important to have stories like Heroes in Crisis on shelves. How does a superhero handle PTSD? How do DC’s Trinity – Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman – handle m...
Comic Book Review: Harbinger Wars 2: Aftermath #1
Harbinger Wars 2 did not at all end the way I expected it to. I was expecting some bigger things to unfold, but as far as stories of survival go, I think most of us appreciated that at the end of the day this was one written wi...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #29
Wayward last month threw everyone right into the fray. Actually, let me correct myself there. They were tossed right into the fire, because there was nothing to pleasant about what this battle turned into when things were almos...
Comic Book Review: The Terrifics #8
Its been a long time coming, but here we are at the long-awaited meeting between The Terrifics and Tom Strong. While everything has been building up to that point, there was no denying that the adventure was exactly what this g...