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Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #6
I’ll be honest here. I actually skipped over the wedding issue of Fantastic Four. No matter how much you love Marvel or a certain creative team, there is only so many chances that a reader can give to the hype of another ...
Comic Book Review: Ironheart #2
Ironheart #1 was a long time coming, and as I said before, I’m glad that it was worth the wait. I only wish that there wasn’t such a wait between that first issue and the second. Hopefully with the release of Ironhe...
Comic Book Review: Shadowman #11
Shadowman #10 was the issue that everyone was waiting for, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. It has been some times since Jack has been able to face someone so formidable, and Sandria was the perfect obstacle to...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #50
It was a tough pill to swallow knowing that this is the end of Suicide Squad for Rob Williams and the many talented artists who have rotated throughout the entirety of this run. It goes without saying that this has been one of ...
Comic Book Review: The Wicked & The Divine #41
The Wicked & The Divine #40 was one hell of a page-turner when we were really left thinking that Baal and company were actually going to get away with sacrificing over 20,000 people for the sake of defeating the great evil....
Comic Book Review: Firefly #3
It was after the events of the second issue where I could actually say that I was looking forward to the next issue. A great feeling when licensed books like this are difficult to jump into expecting the same quality of work to...
Comic Book Review: Hawkman #8
The origin story that Hawkman #7 gave us was worth the wait. Right now this book is an underrated gem from DC that deserves more of a spotlight than it has been given. Exploration, discovery, the thrill of the chase. This book ...
Comic Book Review: The Batman Who Laughs #2
When the Batman Who Laughs made his entrance in the DCU, he left a trail of intense reactions to his existence. Many of which put the toughest on edge when it came to this madman who was the best halves of both Batman and Joker...
Comic Book Review: Evolution #13
Since Evolution went on break at the end of the last story arc, for the first time I was really looking forward to what came next since the plot was finally picking up. Not in the sense where it was slow and now picking up spee...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #7
It’s new story time for the Justice League Dark. The previous arc was great for the time taken to finally address the new role that Bobo took on as the Nightmaster. It was also a thrilling chapter for showing us just what...
Comic Book Review: Captain Marvel #1
No better book to pick up this year for Captain Marvel fans. With the world premiere of the movie right around the corner, this is probably one of the most important book debuts for the captain. After getting to know Carol Danv...
Comic Book Review: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1
I’m not going to lie, aside from Superior Spider-Man, it has been a long while since I felt ready and willing to pick up a Spider-Man book. They weren’t bad, but I never felt the hook personally. When you are a read...
Comic Book Review: Predator: Hunters II #4
This has been an interesting week for AvP fans when two of the latest minis are releasing their last issue. Of the three? Predator: Hunters is the one I couldn’t help but look forward to most because this story gives you ...
Comic Book Review: The Curse of Brimstone #10
The Curse of Brimstone #9 was everything you could have wanted to see and more from what happens when Joe is completely taken over by Brimstone. That issue was one of my favorites from 2018 for the action between forces that wo...
Comic Book Review: Saban’s Go Go Power Rangers #16
Who would have thought that everything in this new story arc was leading to how Rita Repulsa acquired the Green Ranger power?! I think all of us can agree that it was always for the most part a mystery as to how she suddenly po...
Comic Book Review: William Gibson’s Alien 3 #3
I’m not going to lie, I was a bit uncertain of how I would proceed with this book. I’m not one to ever drop a book from the AvP franchise, but I was unsure of where I stood about a screenplay for a movie that was a ...
Comic Book Review: Aliens: Dust to Dust #4
I would be lying if I said that this wasn’t the first Aliens book from Dark Horse that didn’t disappoint me a bit. In contrast to the other books, this one was too much of your standard “everyone dies” s...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #15
“Escape From Hawkworld” is proving to be a big turning point for Justice League. It has been entertaining following the villains because they embrace their role and have been finding success so far in unlocking the ...
Comic Book Review: Die #2
Just from the events of the first issue, I already felt like Die was shaping up to be one of my favorite series of 2019. I say that because of the raw potential unlocked in this storytelling in the first introductions. During t...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #35
What’s happening right now takes sibling rivalry to the next level. In a world where fantasy and the real world clash, this is what you get when one brother is trying so hard to destroy the other. As I said last month, mo...
Comic Book Review: Runaways #17
When this week came for Runaways #17, I couldn’t help but tell myself “About time!”. I enjoyed everything about those seven days that these misfits were given to decide if they wanted to fulfill the Pride̵...
Comic Book Review: Deadpool #8
This run of Deadpool has been a wild ride. Up to this run from Scottie Young, we were a bit more used to Deadpool following the same rules as every other hero. You know? Linear stories, heartbreaking drama, doing things that ma...
Comic Book Review: Champions #1
If you had to ask me for one of my most anticipated books of the new year? Champions #1 would be right there at the top. I loved Wayward (Image Comics), so I couldn’t help but look forward to a Marvel book that these Jim ...
Comic Book Review: Immortal Hulk #11
Expect the unexpected. I never once thought those were the words I would ever use to describe a run of the Hulk, but here we are. It’s a great feeling of course. Who isn’t blown away by a story where there is more t...
Comic Book Review: Halo: Lone Wolf #1
Where Dark Horse never lets us down is always the promise of some Halo story each year. At least one or two taking place at various points in time during Halo’s history. This story right here meets many Halo fans halfway ...
Comic Book Review: Heroes in Crisis #4
I can’t stress it enough how important it is that we have a book like Heroes in Crisis on shelves. This book has been the topic of some heated arguments, but I think people are letting trivial things about this book steal...
Comic Book Review: The Terrifics #11
Terrifics no more. The finale to the last story arc for The Terrifics was both thrilling and heartbreaking when everyone was hit with the reality that their mission and bond was pretty much the only thing holding them together....
Comic Book Review: Project Superpowers #5
These days it can be tough to get excited for a team superhero book. Some know how to keep you along for the ride, others struggle to find a selling point. Project Superpowers #4 breaks the mold with a story that consistently r...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Odyssey #4
Right now this is one of those books where you simply expect the unexpected. Justice League Odyssey offers up the kind of adventure that no other books is from DC currently. Bold for the characters used, and the way that they a...
Comic Book Review: X-Force #1
Now I can’t say that I have been the biggest fan of some of the current developments within the X-Books, but when you say X-Force? You kind of have to see if its worth investing in. We get our fair share of brutal X-Men b...