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Comic Book Review: Secret Weapons #1
Amanda McKee, the electro-charged hero known as Livewire finally makes her stunning solo debut in an all-new series. About time if you ask me. This is the hero since I first got into Valiant who I’ve awaited to take her p...
Comic Book Review: The Astounding Wolf-Man Complete Collection HC
If only you could see the look on my face when I picked up this book to feel the weight of this story that I didn’t even know existed till now. Just seeing that this was a book written by Robert Kirkman had me believing t...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #20
For better or for worse the Suicide Squad has been shaken up in a big way. They lost their leader, Amanda Waller has suffered her first real loss, and Harley Quinn seems to have finally hit a breaking point. This team just can&...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #21
It has been quite some time since that last issue of Wayward. Our fix of myth unleashed into the modern world. One that was very close to bringing even someone like me to shed a tear at the heavy loss of Ayane. I don’t th...
Comic Book Review: Bankshot #1
What can I say? They had me at a book where there was a diverse lead character, and one where things go boom. I’m always in the mood for a good Robin Hood story. You don’t have to be Robin Hood, it is about what you...
Comic Book Review: Black Magick #6
Wow, it almost feels like ages since the last issue of this book. I’ll admit I almost forgot about it for a second just because of how much time had passed. It was understood why the creative team put this on pause, and e...
Dark Matter “All the Time in the World” Review
We might find ourselves in the midst of a corporate war, but war never means that you forget the regular people who are affected just as much if not more. Dark Matter “Welcome to the Revolution” challenged what you ...
Comic Book Review: Heartthrob Season Two #1
“Heartthrob” by Christopher Sebela, Robert Wilson IV and Nick Filardi is a series unlike any other. It’s a crime romance with a twist all of its own and in just five issues, it managed to introduce a great cas...
Comic Book Review: Ultimates 2 #8
I know what I’ve constantly said about books that are anchored down by tie-ins, but as I still say to this day, Ultimates is one of those books where it is too interesting to give a break. A month later I still can’...
Comic Book Review: Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man #1
They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks but sometimes, you don’t have to. Sometimes, those old tricks still have value and can still be entertaining if done with the right flourish. Like many characters with ...
Comic Book Review: Rapture #2
Rapture #1 was all about understanding just what is at stake in stopping this Babel from breaching the Heavens. Great set-up for putting all the pieces into place for the story to kick off. Before the first issue I was only loo...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #16
Feels like it has been some time since we got back to the main story. Our Power Rangers’ fight for the survival of two worlds was pretty much put on hold for a side story which explained what Zordon has been up to, and th...
Comic Book Review: Charmed #4
The Charmed sisters seem to have bitten off a bit more than they can chew this time around. Where this book series picks up in their lives was perfect for the threats they have to face. They are at a point where there is as muc...
Comic Book Review: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 11 #8
Talk about a shake-up, a situation so dire that Buffy and Willow would have to relinquish their power in order to look for a way to bring down the Safe Zone. Out in the real world without their magic, Buffy and Willow are going...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Defiance #12
Humanity right? There’s one thing that kills me so much about the Aliens Vs Predator franchise, and that is how humanity continues to stare into the abyss. Whether it is the Weyland-Yutani Corporation or the people who fo...
Comic Book Review: Invincible #137
Mark and Eve’s plan slowly unravels and every bit of it that comes into question makes you want the bigger picture more than before. If being a hero is stupid, then I don’t even know what to call this plan of theirs...
Comic Book Review: Aquaman #25
I’m not going to mince words, this is my first issue reading Aquaman. I can’t honestly say he is a hero I have ever been able to put my investment in. Truth be told the main reason I have chosen to jump in at Aquama...
Comic Book Review: Angel Season 11 #6
Running into Angelus and Darla is certainly the worst situation you could find yourself in if you’re you from the present. I don’t know how people really feel about the time-traveling through time, but it has been s...
Dynamite Announces Creative Team And Launch Date For The Librarians, Based on The TNT Series!
Writer Will Pfeifer (Aquaman, Hellboy), and artist Rodney Buchemi (Uncanny X-Men) have been confirmed as the creative team to bring the magical and mysterious world of the hit TNT television series The Librarians to the pages o...
Look Out For THE REALM, a Post-Apocalyptic High Fantasy This September
Co-creators Seth M. Peck (X-Men) and Jeremy Haun (THE BEAUTY) team up with colorist Nick Filardi and letterer Thomas Mauer for THE REALM, a new ongoing series that dives into the grit and chaos of the post-apocalyptic world. Fi...
Legends Collide in New Wonder Woman/Conan Crossover
The wondrous Diana of Themyscira comes face to face with the Cimmerian barbarian Conan in a new miniseries this fall—WONDER WOMAN/CONAN. DC and Dark Horse have teamed up for a crossover of epic proportions, bringing back fan-fa...
This August Ushers in The Return of ROCKET GIRL
Writer Brandon Montclare (Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur) and artist Amy Reeder (Madame Xanadu, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur) will release the eagerly anticipated eighth issue of their ongoing series ROCKET GIRL this August. DaYo...
Powerless “Win, Luthor, Draw” – A Fun Tribute to Adam West, And a Treat to Fans
The passing of Adam West hit very hard to a generation of Batman TV fans. At the same time it hit pretty hard when NBC decided once again they wanted to cancel a comic book show with potential. DC All Access luckily knocked out...
Dark Matter “Welcome to the Revolution” Review
Last week was quite the start to our Dark Matter season 3. Two hours jumping back into this galaxy that was on the brink of war. Well at this point we might as well say the war has begun and the players are picking their sides....
Twentieth Century Fox Film Announces a Strategic Investment in BOOM! Studios
Twentieth Century Fox Film (TCFF) today announced a strategic investment in award-winning comic book and graphic novel publisher BOOM! Studios. The investment gives TCFF a significant minority stake in the largest independently...
Comic Book Review: Hulk #7
Its time for the next chapter for Jennifer Walters as the Hulk. The first story arc was a great build-up to Jen finally confronting this monster building up inside of her. Only the beginning to understanding just what it means ...
Comic Book Review: Regression #2
The first issue of Regression left me a bit shaken. I can’t be the only one who feels some sort of way when one of the scariest things you can deal with in this world are bugs. And that isn’t getting around to some ...
Comic Book Review: The Flash #24
The Flash #24 brings us to the second part in this prelude to ‘Running Scared’. The Flash #23 was a solid catch-up and an even better transition into the next big problem(s). Definitely the worst case scenario for T...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #25
Birthright #24 opened the flood gates to new problems as all are forced to confront what they believe about what they’re fighting for. Especially when one of the last face you would have expected to see from Terrenos make...
Comic Book Review: Sovereigns #2
Sovereigns leaves us wanting to know how exactly the world could end up as desolate as it is in 2525, how these major heroes could be overcome by this darkness, and what chance they could possibly have at stopping it. Pretty cr...
