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Comic Book Review: Dark Days: The Casting #1
DC Comic’s Rebirth line has entered its second year. As someone who began reading comics weekly a few months before DC’s New 52 relaunch, I think the Rebirth line-up has injected some much needed energy into the publisher. Ther...
Comic Book Review: Damage #8
After the events of Damage #7, this was the best time to shake things up. There is a time for understanding, and then a time for wheels to get turning. Meaning that there comes a time where running shouldn’t be the only o...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #30
How this creative team has challenged the Power Rangers so far has made Shattered Grid a story we could never forget. The unparalleled power of Lord Drakkon real knocks you at the edge of your seat when he is such a clever vill...
Comic Book Review: Halo: Collateral Damage #3
It’s a bit strange already being at the end of another Halo book already. Most recently have been miniseries, but those also give you a few more issues than this one did. Not a problem of course because Collateral Damage ...
Comic Book Review: Domino #5
This battle has truly become personal across the board. Neena is finding that danger is just attracted to her, while her friends are finding out that maybe they should have been more afraid of Topaz and Desmond. The action neve...
Comic Book Review: Champions #23
If you weren’t reading Champions before, now was the time to jump into the action. Jim Zub had his fun with these characters, and then he took that next step to make these characters their own. That last part being so imp...
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #1
Till this day I still can’t truly say what brought about the initial cancellation of the Fantastic Four books. The first main Marvel hero book to come to an end and for so long. This was an interesting time to bring Marve...
Comic Book Review: Dejah Thoris #7
After the search for Ephysium, it was hard to see where they would go next for Dejah Thoris. As I always admit, I am only familiar with this character through recent stories, so there’s much left to the imagination as to ...
Comic Book Review: Sideways #7
As far as young hero stories go, I’m really struggling with this lone-hate relationship with Sideways. Sideways #6 made it that much harder to like Derek, and that’s not the direction I feel like this story should b...
Comic Book Review: Hawkman #3
We may walk away with a few more questions than answers last issue, but sometimes a good mystery is exactly what you need to see a story like this through to the end. Especially when all of these new discoveries are as groundbr...
Comic Book Review: Predator: Hunters II #1
I’m going to be upfront about this. I love the heck out of the Aliens and Predator series, but this new movie reboot? Simply not my cup of tea. Personally I would rather stick to the books right now which have some creati...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #45
Its new story arc time for these villainous misfits. Now that we’ve had our personal adventure for a single Suicide Squad member, the next would of course have had to involve the rest of the team. When every new mission a...
Comic Book Review: Cloak & Dagger #3
When you know Cloak & Dagger to be one of the most standout iconic duos in the Marvel Universe, a story like this can be a tough pill to swallow. Nothing is forever, but nothing is more painful than a split that leaves two ...
Comic Book Review: Deadpool #3
Everything is coming up Deadpool, and whether good or bad is up to the person dealing with the guy. For us, Deadpool is an absolute delight that you don’t need to take seriously. For everyone else, he is the guy who they ...
Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #12
Go Go Power Rangers #11 changed the game in a big way for the young Rangers when they now have a fighting chance against the war coming to them. They haven’t been too involved due to the grey area that is the rules of tim...
Comic Book Review: Project Superpowers #1
One thing I will consistently say is that I love some of the classic heroes, pulp heroes, and just about any hero from that period of time. For as popular as Project Superhero has been, I could never get into it, but only becau...
Comic Book Review: Adventures of the Super Sons #1
I’ll admit that I was a bit taken back by the announcement of Adventures of the Super Sons. As someone who has read every issue of Super Sons, for some reason it did not entirely click when the issues stopped coming out. ...
Comic Book Review: The Curse of Brimstone #5
Joe and Annie being able to see what is possible, and what may be the inevitable future of Joe if they do not succeed in getting to the Salesman or bringing down the Home Office was a big wake-up call. Getting a few more exampl...
Comic Book Review: Saga #54
When they say the explosive “season finale” to SAGA’s most shocking storyline yet to hype up this issue, you know they are not playing around. Story arc finale in the case of Saga always means that you need to brace yourself fo...
Comic Book Review: Hit-Girl #6
Canadian has turned into an interesting next destination for Hit-Girl when the difference this time around is that not every outcome is as planned. To say she got a bit in over her head was a bit of an understatement when you e...
Comic Book Review: X-23 #2
With a strong debut for Laura and Gabby carving out their own path, there has been plenty to look forward from these two in the world of combating mutant weapons dealings and dealing with clone life. If anyone feared about a ch...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #1
Admittedly I did not read Justice League: No Surrender. Something turned me off about it when barely a few months before I read Avengers: No Surrender and suddenly there’s another book with a similar subtitle and brand of...
Comic Book Review: Harbinger Wars 2 #3
Right now we have seen just how far both sides of this war are willing to go to fight for the people they protect. With this being issue #3, there is a bit more expectation about progress and intensity moving forward. That mean...
Comic Book Review: The Terrifics #6
So far, every issue of The Terrifics has been worth the investment where they are working to better their situation, break this bond, or fighting off evil. Nothing is normal about their situation either, and that also calls for...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #27
Last month’s Wayward was the perfect icebreaker to get back into this series for those who have felt that it was a painfully long break. Honestly I did need the refresher as well, and there was a good balance between that...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #6
X-Men: Red over the past few issue has truly evolved into the X-Men team that the world truly needs. Not the team who stirs the pot, the one that fights the same problems without an actual solution, the one that fights amongst ...
Comic Book Review: Runaways #11
Last month’s issue was a whirlwind of emotions when this groups of misfits had to fight a girl who doesn’t age, combat relationship drama, and other things that challenge what could or should be normal about their e...
Comic Book Review: Damage #7
As one chapter closes for Ethan and Damage, another one opens that brings them one step further to mass destruction or answers. I would bet on the first when Colonel Jonas’ team has already caught up with Ethan, and ready...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #29
Lord Drakkon at this point has proven to be the most terrifying villain in the Power Rangers universe thus far. No one has challenged the Power Ranger enough to need so many different teams joining up from various points in tim...
Comic Book Review: Evolution #8
There is no one too far in the dark about this phenomenon anymore, and every choice made from this point forward matters more than ever. Evolution made that very clear, and the hope for this issue was that the creative team fur...