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Comic Book Review: Ultimates 2 #100
The Ultimates and the Ultimates. Who would have ever thought this was a point that we would reach in this adventure. That is the beauty of this book, crazy developments like this are possible when you venture into the unknown a...
Comic Book Review: Rat Queens #5
Dungeons, am I right? You never know what you’re getting yourself into when you undertake these quests. Neither did the Rat Queens and they are handling things just as they normally would. The end of Rat Queens #4 shook t...
Comic Book Review: Magnus #3
One would think that Robot Hunter would be an awesome title to hold, but not for the holder of this title apparently. There had to be a reason that Magnus would hesitate taking on this job in capture the rogue AI, and all it to...
Comic Book Review: Invincible #139
The end is nigh. That is all which goes through your head when you had to flip through the brutal end Thragg brought to Mark’s father. From the start you knew that his fate was sealed, but knowing the end and getting ther...
Comic Book Review: Super Sons #7
I think we all love Robin for his uncanny way of getting the job done, but what’s more entertaining than when things don’t go his way? That was what grabbed me about ‘Planet of The Capes’ part one. This ...
Comic Book Review: Secret Weapons #3
Last month’s issue made the statement that psiots aren’t all equal and this was the best exploration which further establishes Harada as the monster we know him to be. It was sad to see the lives they livd after Har...
Comic Book Review: WWE Summerslam 2017 Special
Summerslam is just 11 days and it’s become an event on par with Wrestlemania. The history of Summerslam is just as special as that of Wrestlemania and this year’s first ever “Summerslam Special” has fun ...
Comic Book Review: Hulk #9
These are defining times for Jennifer Walters as a new kind of Hulk. And I should say how much I appreciate this series because it is simply the world of Hulk from a different perspective. Some people might complain and cry abo...
Comic Book Review: The Wicked & The Divine #30
Gods, am I right? I mean this is the kind of freedom for the Pantheon that we wanted for them since understanding the leash Ananke had on them, so what happened when she was gone is also technically what we asked for. Some of t...
Comic Book Review: The Shadow (Vol. 3) #1
If there’s one book I can always recommend someone read from Dynamite, I would always say The Shadow. When Dynamite was reinventing these characters and what not, I would say it was The Shadow that got me to first notice ...
Comic Book Review: Sovereigns #4
The last issue of Sovereigns shook things up in a big way. They’ve had an interesting way about approaching the way this plot unfolds. For me, I was glad how they utilized a character like Solar who is way too powerful to...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #23
This is a tricky story arc to find my feelings on. Up to this point it has been great, but I surely was not expecting Task Force X to go full-on super-villain at the call of Waller. Not only after her conversation with Karla. I...
Comic Book Review: Redlands #1
A new horror book to add to my pull-list is always my reason for giving a book like Redlands a shot. Though that wasn’t all that grabbed my attention. They pretty much had me at killer witches. I don’t think they co...
Killjoys “Necropolis Now” Review
If you thought waging war was going to be that easy, last week’s Killjoys left you very mistaken. It’s never that easy, and if it were this wouldn’t be as exciting. Dutch played her hand, and in turn Aneela pl...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Gold #9
That was one heck of a threat to throw the X-Men’s way, and one who surprisingly managed to do some damage along the way. This felt like another test for the team and it is hard to say whether they succeeded or simply sur...
Comic Book Review: Turok #1
Turok #1 brings us to the next of our all-new stories of these heroes. The last one was Magnus which I found myself impressed by for the solid introduction to the character be it new reader friendly or old-reader friendly. Turo...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg #15
This story has really spiraled into madness. What started out as something that could have been assumed simple, blew up into much more. If you told me this is where it all would lead to, I would have called you a liar on the sp...
Comic Book Review: Extremity #6
It’s never easy to watch a family fall apart. Losing a wife and mother can be devastating alone, but to see them losing each other to that grief is quite the experience. Rollo couldn’t take it and went his own way. ...
Comic Book Review: Predator: Hunters #4
The last issue of Predator: Hunters really did surprise me. With this book being a miniseries, you wouldn’t have assumed that they would go that big with what this could become upon contact with the Predator(s). I say Pre...
Dark Matter “Isn’t That a Paradox?” Review
Never that easy for the Raza and its crew. They make a big different in this galaxy, but that doesn’t come without the pattern of taking one step forward and two steps back. Not to say where Dark Matter “Isn’t That ...
MISSION: SAVE THE ARCHIES! Preview JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS #9!
The Pussycats and their various musical allies and friends must unite to save the kidnapped Archies! Don’t miss the stunning finale to “FASTER, PUSSYCATS: DRIFT, DRIFT”! Script: Marguerite Bennett, Cameron DeOrdio Art: Kelsey S...
The Fallout From OVER THE EDGE Continues in ARCHIE #23 – Heart of Riverdale Part 1!
BRAND NEW STORY ARC! The fallout continues! One life has been destroyed, another family has been torn apart—and only the kids of Riverdale High can save their town from imploding! Script: Mark Waid Art: Audrey Mok, Kelly Fitzpa...
Comic Book Review: Iceman #3
This story is taking some time to take off, but I give this creative team credit that they are so far doing right by Iceman. This is the treatment and X-Man as big as him has been deserving for some time now. He has come a long...
Comic Book Review: Doom Patrol #7
“Doom Patrol”, despite some shipping hiccups, has proven to be one the most enjoyable new series of the year. This week, the Patrol is formally back together and in a special sort of interlude before the next big st...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #22
It really i dark times again for Suicide Squad fans. From each creative team for this book you look forward to that one story where this team is at their most vulnerable. ‘Kill Your Darlings’ just so happens to be t...
Comic Book Review: The Flash #27
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a villain bring Barry down as hard as Thawne with this encounter. This easily could have turned into another been there done that situation, but all it took was a change in intention fro...
Comic Book Review: Outcast By Kirkman & Azaceta #29
Nobody is safe, but everyone in their own way are more prepared than ever before for what comes next. That was the biggest takeaway from Outcast By Kirkman & Azaceta #28 as both sides decide to make some big moves against t...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #22
With this new story arc, this is the issue we were preparing for after the months of waiting. It stung having to wait another month since the issue before took us back to Japan first. You would have to be crazy not to anxiously...
Comic Book Review: Saban’s Go Go Power Rangers #1
Before we get into this one, I must ay I wasn’t quite sold on Saban’s Go Go Power Rangers when first announced by BOOM! Studios. After reading Mighty Morphin Power Rangers I couldn’t help but to have reservati...
Atria Books and Skybound Entertainment Launch Book Imprint
Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, Inc., and Skybound Entertainment, the multi-platform entertainment company responsible for such television hits as The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead and Outcast have announ...
