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Comic Book Review: Immortal Hulk #9
If you read my last article about the Immortal Hulk, then you know I mean what I say when I say that this is one of the best series that Marvel is putting out at this time. The Hulk has gone through many changes over the years,...
Comic Book Review: Project Superpowers #4
With every passing issue of Project Superpowers, this book continues to draw you in to the exciting world of superheroes. Sometimes you just need a book that throws you into the larger than life experience that comes with the c...
Comic Book Review: Evolution #12
As the end of the story arc, there are some big expectations for Evolution. This has been a story with great pacing and momentum, but now is the time to crank the ideal just a bit for us to really get a taste of what a world lo...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Dark #5
What I have come to love about Justice League Dark is how much you can’t expect from this series. From the minute this book was announced with the new iteration of the team, I didn’t know where the end lied for wher...
Comic Book Review: Sideways #10
The last story arc with the Seven Soldiers wasn’t bad at all. As I’ve said numerous times, it simply felt off in placing for priority in storytelling. Derek needing to be home did make completing that mission with t...
Comic Book Review: Dejah Thoris #10
Talk about a slaughter, am I right? I like a story where I have little to no expectations, but this is chaos for what the Helium forces are suffering at the hands of enemies who came prepared for them. Right into the fray is wh...
Comic Book Review: Shadowman #9
This is the issue that many of us have been looking forward to. When Jack Boniface and Alyssa Miles will finally come face to face with the woman who set them on this path of theirs. Every fight, loss, struggle with love is all...
Comic Book Review: Damage #11
For the New Age of Heroes line, this is the book you want to pick up if you are looking for big interactions from other heroes and villains spread across the DC Universe. When you’re a beast like Damage, you don’t s...
Comic Book Review: The Black Order #1
I did not read Infinity War, but I would be damned if I didn’t read a limited series involving The Black Order. If you know me, then you know that sometimes I have a soft spot for villain stories. Not in the sense that I ...
Comic Book Review: Fantastic Four #3
One thing that you never get enough of about the cosmic side of the MU, is what happens when elements of order try to push back. When someone is on a creation spree, what do you expect? An equal force that is bent on undoing th...
Comic Book Review: William Gibson’s Alien 3 #1
When I originally heard of this announcement, I was at a loss for words that this is what we had to look forward to next from the Aliens franchise with Dark Horse. We may have gotten Aliens 3 in theaters, but there’s alwa...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #48
New story arc time for Task Force X! A new story arc means a whole new set of problems that throw this team well outside of their comfort zone. The annul issue was nice for the Boomerang-centric story that we got about his work...
Comic Book Review: Firefly #1
I gotta say, I wasn’t sure how I was feeling about another Firefly comic. Just like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, this was another licensed book taken from Dark Horse. When that happens, there’s always an uncertainty ab...
Comic Book Review: Go Go Power Rangers #14
It kind of feels like forever since the last issue of Go Go Power Rangers despite the last one only being a month ago. Either way, this new story arc is already one that grabs our attention from the plot points that this creati...
Comic Book Review: Birthright #33
With emotions running high and this turning into a race against time, you don’t want to be left behind on where this story is heading. This is a chapter in the Rhodes family’s lives where you want to hold tight know...
Comic Book Review: Hawkman #6
It’s good timing that the new issue of Hawkman should release so close to the now passed Hawkman Day celebration. Impressive that a character like this has picked up such a following that continues to grow because of this...
Comic Book Review: Doctor Strange #7
We’re back on Earth, there’s a new mission, and a whole new set of problems to tackle which should challenge the Sorcerer Supreme beyond what happens when he lets curiosity get the best of him. This change in direct...
Comic Book Review: X-23 #6
Its new story arc time for Laura and Gabby. Now that they have survived their close encounter with the Stepford Cuckoos, they are once again free to do what they do best. What makes X-23 such a great solo book from the X-Men wo...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #10
X-Men: Red represents the kind of storytelling you wish that most writers would aspire for when writing superheros. I don’t mean that as a knock to them either, but sometimes we need to be reminded of what it means to be ...
Comic Book Review: Champions #26
The fantastical adventure for Champions continues in the realm of Weirdworld! Our first taste of Weirdworld from the perspective of the Champions last issue was exciting for the experience that no other heroes have shared in ye...
Comic Book Review: Justice League #11
When you think of the Justice League, the kind of threats you imagine would have to be God-like in order to truly challenge their power. Just when you think that eventually these creative teams would run out of ideas to do that...
Comic Book Review: Outer Darkness #1
There are two words to put together that will grab my attention almost instantly, Sci-fi and horror. When I was given the rundown of what was Outer Darkness? I was quickly hooked on what this had in store for us. There’s ...
Comic Book Review: The Curse of Brimstone #8
Nothing more horrific than being powerless in the face of true darkness. Quite the cliffhanger the last issue of Brimstone left us on when Joe suddenly finds himself unable to access his powers in the face of the latest creatio...
Comic Book Review: Sideways Annual #1
As hard as I am on Sideways, it is always because I want a series like this to succeed. It has all the potential to become something memorable, but sometimes (like with this current arc) the series goes sideways in the wrong wa...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Red #9
This issue was one that I was not sure I was fully prepared for. How the X-Men: Red team foiled the plans of Cassandra Nova was brilliant, and it was heavy. I was not sure how you could beat that, but knowing Tom Taylor the cei...
Comic Book Review: Vampironica #4
It is good to see some consistency back into the release of these issues. Vampironica is a story with too much potential for Archie Comics to allow it to lose readers for wait times. Especially when they are also planning a big...
Comic Book Review: Justice League Odyssey #2
After different iterations of a Justice League team, sometimes you really want a creative team to shake things up, and that is where you end up with Odyseey. This book grabs you for the beauty of the cover, and then the selecti...
Comic Book Review: Rat Queens #12
This new story arc for Rat Queens started off with a bang. The creative team was quick to jump into the next big adventure for the Queens, and it is fun times when they are back to doing what they do best. That’s not to s...
Comic Book Review: The Terrifics #9
Up to this point, The Terrifics has been a delightful experience for anyone who enjoys a journey into the unknown. Last month’s issue was fun for the fact that the team was given wiggle room to try out new dynamics, and h...
Comic Book Review: X-O Manowar #20
With X-O Manowar #19 acting as a new jumping-on point for this series and the start of a new story arc, it was a strange position to now find Aric and Capshaw in. As I said last month, they seem to need this mission more than a...