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Comic Book Review: Super Sons #8
Trouble sure does know how to find these two. The Super Sons find themselves blasted across the cosmos to a weird world called Yggardis, and this twist of events definitely grabs your attention when you are just as thrown for a...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #23
The issue before was a wake-up call about these Wayward kids. There was only thing I ever felt missing from this group of kid as they took their rise to power, and that was how convincing their power was to be New Gods. Rori al...
Comic Book Review: Halo: Rise of Atriox #2
So over the course of the time since the debut of Halo: Rise of Atriox, I had made it my mission to go out and catch myself up on the story of Halo Wars 2. I must say that I found myself moved. You could feel any sort of way ab...
Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #3
Go Go Power Rangers so far is on the right track. A couple of issues ago I was asking myself why we really needed a book like this when we already had another, but they have quickly changed that skepticism. The reality is that ...
Comic Book Review: Magnus #4
***Some Spoilers Below*** Magnus is playing one dangerous game right now facing someone who is steps ahead of her. She may be making progress on her own, but that doesn’t change the tension built from a whole world workin...
Comic Book Review: Invincible #140
This war so far has been a thing of beauty, despite the blood and gore. Characters have shown their true colors, some captured your heart through a sense of self-sacrifice, and others simply remind you of what it takes to be a ...
Comic Book Review: Secret Weapons #4
Since the start of Secret Weapons, I have been floored by how captivating it can be to follow the lives of psiots who aren’t known and powerful like the rest. And it means a lot that this will be a group of psiots along w...
Comic Book Review: Winnebago Graveyard #4
“Winnebago Graveyard” was hands down the best horror comic published this year but as is the case, all good things must come to an end. Endings however, are not inherently bad and “Winnebago Graveyard” d...
Comic Book Review: Runaways #1
Nothing but a wave of excitement could I feel when Marvel decided it was time for the Runaways to make a return. Likely because of the live-action show upcoming on Hulu later this year. Now of course when it comes to a book lik...
Comic Book Review: Sovereigns #5
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about Dynamite when I first took interest in their stories, it is that you NEVER sleep on the stories like this. The stories that dare to bring iconic characters together in a way y...
Comic Book Review: Ninjak #0
When Valiant has so many miniseries going on, it takes some appreciation to sit back and enjoy one like Ninjak that is ongoing, but can still find a place to end and pick back up with a new creative team. Though I’m sure ...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #26
I’m not going to lie, it has felt like forever since the last issue of Birthright. These breaks can be a killer wait, though you understand why these need to happen for a book to keep putting out the same quality each mon...
Comic Book Review: Shadow #2
Once again it feels good to have a Shadow book to look forward to each month. There have been other stories, but none that were the genuine article. Here we have a man who might be the Shadow and that is just the first mystery ...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #25
We know the sides, the stakes, and who is truly pulling the strings behind one of the biggest powerplays since the start of Rebirth. There was clearly something wrong with Waller, but you couldn’t have guessed exactly wha...
Comic Book Review: 4 Kids Walk Into A Bank #5
After some delays, Black Mask’s “4 Kids Walk Into A Bank” returns for its final issue. Tyler Boss, Matthew Rosenberg and Thomas Mauer give us one hell of an ending that is all at once funny, violent and tragic...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg #16
Still haven’t felt the shock since finding out the true enemy on this Earth is actually a Cyborg, but it does make matters all the more dire since there is no one technologically more dangerous to encounter on a bad day. ...
Comic Book Review: Outcast By Kirkman And Azaceta #30
Both side of this war be it the darkness or the Outcasts have made some bold moves, and it only seems to keep intensifying when one is looking to really make that one power move over the other. Kyle and his father took a big ri...
Comic Book Review: The Wicked + The Divine #31
After the events of the issue before, this week the hope was to see their push to find Sakhmet, to get this machine rolling, or make us fear the great darkness again. These are gods peaking and aside from that one blood thirsty...
Comic Book Review: Predator: Hunters #5
Hard to believe that we find ourselves already at the end of this miniseries. It feels like this story only just began not too long ago, yet so much has happened between this team coming together and finding out they have bitte...
Comic Book Review: The X-Files #17
This week, the long run on “The X-Files” of Joe Harris, Matthew Dow Smith and Jordie Bellaire sadly comes to an end. In a story arc that revisited an earlier storyline in the series, the finale does all the things I...
Comic Book Review: Halo: Rise of Atriox #1
Now before I get into this one, I will say first of all that despite me enjoying the story of Halo Wars, it has never been a game I actually played. I was always one of those who would catch the story after everyone was done pl...
Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #2
All superheros need a good origin, and Go Go Power Rangers starts us at a stage in these teen’s lives where they have to understand just what they are getting themselves into. The team explores the added everyday benefits...
Comic Book Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 11 #10
Out of one danger and into the next. That is the life of Buffy and the Scoobies now that they have escaped the prison that is the Safe Zone, and now look to move against this end game of the government. It was wise that they di...
Comic Book Review: Rapture #4
This week brings us to the conclusion of Ninjak and Shadowman’s epic quest into the Deadside. This fantasy-fueled adventure is just what I love about Valiant stories as it can come out of nowhere. This isn’t Ninjak...
Comic Book Review: Iceman #4
So far we have a winner with this creative team who knows how to give to us an Iceman who can be serious, and be taken seriously. No pun intended, Iceman #3 gave you some chills when he shows those who hunt him just why he shou...
Comic Book Review: WWE #8
This month, the second arc of “WWE” ends and the book is closed (for now) on the Lunatic Boss team. With this story arc finale, “WWE” continues to feel fresh while still fitting into established events v...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #18
The last issue was the start of the new story arc, but also a quick focus on the adjustment period for these Rangers after one of their biggest battles to date. They each get over these things differently. You expect some to be...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #24
The Suicide Squad have done some crazy things in the past, but to challenge Batman like this? And forcefully take away a reformed Killer Frost? Oh boy are they just asking for it this time, and it doesn’t seem that they c...
Comic Book Review: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #8
The Spellman family really has some problems, and it seems Sabrina is going to figure that out the hard way once she meets her dad. I don’t know what I expected when it came to getting to know Edward Spellman, but I can n...
Marvel Announces Exclusive Agreement With Writer Ed Brisson
Marvel Entertainment is excited to announce that writer Ed Brisson will bring his powerhouse storytelling and creative flair to Marvel in an exclusive agreement. Brisson, who has made his mark with engaging work across the comi...
