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Lucifer “Anything Pierce Can Do I Can Do Better” Review
Tensions are always on the rise in Lucifer, but the last episode pulled no punches when it came to the madness that the divine can bring into the lives of regular people. It’s unfortunate that characters like Charlotte an...
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. “All Roads Lead…” Review
Saving the world is so much easier said than done for this team. If these forces moving against them don’t bring about the end of the world, they surely will because not everyone is on the same page. I must admit it is ex...
Gotham “A Dark Knight: To Our Deaths and Beyond” Review
It’s a mad house in Gotham City and the party never seems to end, even when the psychopaths are either gone or assumed to be gone. No one stays dead in a world like this. Nonetheless, when one threat is removed, you expec...
First Look at The Return of the Fantastic Four [TRAILER]
As the Fantastic Four prepare to make their return to the Marvel Universe, Marvel is proud to present a Fantastic Four teaser trailer celebrating new adventures of Reed, Sue, Ben, and Johnny! Celebrate the Fantastic Four with a...
Image Comics Celebrates Upcoming SyFy Adaptation of DEADLY CLASS With Digital Edition Flash Sales
In celebration of SyFy Channel’s forthcoming TV series adaptation of Rick Remender and Wes Craig’s bestselling DEADLY CLASS, Image Comics is pleased to announce Google Play and ComiXology digital sales going on now through Mond...
Krypton “House of Zod” Review
After the events of last week, now I would really say that this feels like a fight for the future of Krypton. All the political corruption and pettiness was just that up till factions began taking drastic actions to either prev...
Comic Book Review: X-Men Gold #26
The heart warms that this relationship between Kitty and Peter could finally happen. That is of course despite the fact that Marvel has the tendency to mishandle marriages often. There aren’t many that will happen and eit...
Comic Book Review: Avengers #689
Last week was another power issue for Avengers: No Surrender. Just when you think this story is done rolling with the punches, they have just a few more up their sleeves. This time around in the form of Quicksilver who finally ...
Fresh Monthly Selection to Your Door With Comic Stacks
So a friend of mine shares with me this monthly subscription box called Comic Stacks. Before that moment, I never really thought twice about these sorts of subscription services. You never know what you will get or if it will b...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #26
With the threat established through Drakkon’s actions and beyond, sense of urgency putting everyone on high alert, and the world still turning for the Rangers who still have lives to live, Shattered Grid so far is off to ...
Comic Book Review: Damage #4
Damage #3 found a good balance between story development and action, while making sure that in the end we know where the issues to follow will take us. Be it hero or villain, you have to admire the difference in this book where...
Comic Book Review: Super Sons #15
Its new story arc time for the Super Sons. With every new story arc there’s no telling what these two kids will get themselves into when there’s been no limitation to where their adventures take them. It was interes...
Comic Book Review: Evolution #6
No one is safe or fully ignorant to the way they have been thrown into the thick of this phenomenon. You’re either exposed to this world unraveling, or you should be bracing for that moment of revelation. For two out of t...
Black Lightning Season Finale “Shadow of Death: The Book of War” Review
I’m a bit blown away. This first season of Black Lightning came and went just like that. Regardless, this was one of the most impressive starts to a first season for a DC/CW show. I would say that pretty much all of them ...
Lucifer “The Angel of San Bernardino” Review
I’m sure we all anticipated Lucifer “Orange Is the New Maze” as another Maze-centric episode spotlighting the fun of being a demon on Earth, but what we actually got out of that hour was much more genuine. I will say it n...
DC Announces Injustice vs. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
DC Entertainment and Mattel are joining forces to bring fans of the INJUSTICE Digital First comics and anyone who’s ever screamed “I Have the Power!” at the top of their lungs—an epic quest for the fate of a world in INJUSTICE ...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #39
The Wall is what happens when you take that step further towards absolute power over enemies foreign and within. It was a great twist the way this ultimate government weapon has suddenly turned against the world he is supposed ...
Comic Book Review: The Immortal Men #1
Another week, and another introduction to a new story to grace the New Age of DC Heroes. So far I have been excited looking forward to this title when there is two books now that focus on the supernatural corner of the DC Unive...
Comic Book Review: Sideways #3
To say that the life is moving pretty fast for Derek James is an understatement. Escaping the judgement of a cosmic entity, dodging discovery from his mom, and only to spring into the next fight with little time to recover? Der...
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow Season Finale “The Good, The Bad and The Cuddly” Review
This season of DC’s Legends of Tomorrow has been the most exciting one yet. The most unconventional team of heroes have defied time and time again what originally made them fall to the background of the shows they were in...
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. “Inside Voices” Review
The events of last week’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was a big one for the insight given into an organization that for the most part tends to come off as just a shell of an idea. So far this second half of the season has been...
Krypton “The Rankless Initiative” Review
It really took some time for Krypton to grow on me. Honestly I didn’t know what to think after that first episode because there wasn’t enough to sell me on following these characters. I mean the Kryptonian explorati...
Comic Book Review: Runaways #8
The first issue of the new story arc gave us a good taste of what’s to come from the rest of this series. With the band back together, the big question was where they go next. Some of them had one year too many between th...
Comic Book Review: Avengers #687
The end of one terror would only bring the start of another through the events of Avengers #686. It is a great feeling to say that this is not one of those times where you can see the finish line before you get there. This stor...
Comic Book Review: The Curse of Brimstone #1
Still for the most part I feel myself captivated by the titles that the New Age of DC Heroes has offered so far. Each one varies and brings something new to the table that none of the other books on shelves do. The expectation ...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg #21
I was feeling two things when seeing that a new issue of Cyborg was coming out this week. First I was shocked since we went so long since the last issue. It was easy to forget what happened in that issue and the idea almost san...
Comic Book Review: Dejah Thoris #3
It took some time to allow the events of the second issue to sink in, and with that time there was a greater appreciation for what unfolded for Dejah and company. When this was going to be a treacherous mission from the start, ...
Comic Book Review: Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands #6
Last month we finally got Black Lightning and Tobias Whale coming face to face, and it was worth the wait. It’s a tough pill to swallow that here we are now at the final issue of this miniseries. While the sales may have ...
Comic Book Review: The Wicked & The Divine #35
Last month was all about opening our eyes to how this cycle of gods dying and returning is one big twisted game. There is still much more to discover about how this pertains to the current pantheon, but until then we bask in th...
Black Lightning “Black Jesus: The Book of Crucifixion” Review
At this point I think it is safe to say that this story has become something of an origin story for those like Jefferson, Anissa, and the rest. I like the idea that heroes like them can look towards why they are the way they ar...
