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Comic Book Review: Ultimates 2 #9
It seems our tie-in to Secret Empire came and went. You don’t know how much that satisfies someone like me who has stuck through with this book since the very start. Not to say the tie-in was bad, but there are bigger fis...
Comic Book Review: Astonishing X-Men #1
I remember what the last Astonishing X-Men book was about, and it was definitely one of the more obscure of the X-books. When they announced that there would be another Astonishing X-Men ongoing, this grabbed my attention becau...
Comic Book Review: Luke Cage #3
David F. Walker and Nelson Blake II’s journey into Luke Cage’s past continues with “Luke Cage” #3. In just three issues, this has become one of Marvel’s finest ongoing series by taking a unique loo...
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #17
New story time for the Power Rangers. Hard to believe that that was the first story arc and now we are moving on to the second. One which shook the very foundation of the Power Rangers and even taking them to a different Earth....
Comic Book Review: Super Sons #6
No finer guilty pleasure to enjoy than Super Sons. I can’t say it enough how these books are not usually the kind to grab my attention. The ones that deal with kid and teen heroes. But Super Sons can make you do with an e...
Comic Book Review: Invincible #138
Last month’s issue was a fair bit of set-up for this next phase of Mark and Eve’s big game plan. The way we left off definitely felt like they were leading us into an all or nothing confrontation against Thragg. I d...
Comic Book Review: Magnus #2
With this second issue there is a stronger understanding of just who Magnus is and what she does. Clarity matters a lot with characters like her. Especially when dealing with a story centered around A.I.s and their place among ...
Comic Book Review: Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 11 #9
Buffy and the Scoobie have pushed the boundaries in what it means to be a hero whether you have power or not. It’s what you do that nobody else will, damning the consequences. And speaking of damning the consequences, we ...
Comic Book Review: Rapture #3
Rapture has been just as thrilling as they said it would be. One had to wonder just what secrets Babel had to reveal about Shadowman’s Loa, and that was quite the discovery they dropped on our laps. So many out there with...
Comic Book Review: Secret Weapons #2
The life of an outcast psiot is not in the least pleasant. Who would have thought these psiots would be the ones to have it hardest when those files were leaked? Definitely felt the same fury Livewire did as this was all happen...
Comic Book Review: Violent Love #6
One of Image’s finest ongoing series returns this week with “Violent Love” #6. Frank Barbiere and Victor Santos return to continue the saga of Daisy Jane and her boyfriend/partner in crime Rock Bradley. After ...
Comic Book Review: Sovereigns #3
If anyone wasn’t taking this threat seriously after the loss of Turok, the message has been sent loud and clear to the world and heroes still standing. Who would have thought that by now we would have already gone down fr...
Comic Book Review: Generation X #4
We’ve seen how tough life can be for the adult X-Men, but it’s just as cold of a world for the young who are still figuring things out. This class has been learning it the hard way what happens when you aren’t...
Comic Book Review: Hulk #8
As I’ve said before, this creative team is on the right track where Jen can have this engaging rehabilitation and still deal with other things going on around her. There’s also more clarity to this new Hulk Jen has ...
Comic Book Review: Flash #26
That was one hell of a way to end the last issue. Some of us might be skeptical of this story because it is dealing with another speedster, but this is exactly where we were going to inevitably end up for Flash in Rebirth. It g...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #21
Looks like its time for a new story arc. Last issue was a great wrap-up of everything leading up to what needs to be done to take down The People. Some are picking up their pieces, finding new motivation to push forward, a new ...
Comic Book Review: Regression #3
Regression really grabs you with all the things you don’t know, the things you know will happen, and what happens when you are dealing with a human ticking bomb. You knew you would be disgusted by just the insects, but th...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Gold #7
Uh oh. It seems like that time for X-Men: Gold to be sucked into the event that is Secret Empire. I’ll be honest, not the biggest fan of this event and was even less of a fan of the idea that only seven issues in we could...
Comic Book Review: Rat Queens #4
Each issue has continued to pick up with traction and capitalizing on all these new opportunities for characters, quests, and unique battles. Rat Queens #3 put the girls back to work and it was every bit a fun to follow that ex...
Comic Book Review: Predator: Hunters #3
If you’re feeling burnt out on aliens stories, Predator: Hunters is the book that you need to take notice of if you’re looking for a good change of pace. This book is another in the franchise which offers the excite...
Comic Book Review: The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #7
It’s about time. Three words that couldn’t be more true when it came to the future of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. You thought it was coming out this week, that week, then you don’t even know and nobody...
Comic Book Review: Extremity #5
The last issue of Extremity was a tough one to get through. We are all in this to see how far this family and clan are willing to go for their revenge and that was our first wake-up call aside from what they’ve already do...
Comic Book Review: Cyborg #14
As I’ve emphasized before, pacing is key to a story like this and luckily things have started to pick up before it was too late. This war with Anomaly was a slow crawl, but there is now urgency in one side or the other ma...
Comic Book Review: Beautiful Canvas #1
Ryan K. Lindsay is one of the biggest rising stars in comic books today. After his excellent miniseries “Negative Space” with Owen Gieni, he’s run a couple of successful Kickstarters and took part in DC’...
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Blue #6
X-Men: Blue has been quite the exploration of the mutant world through a different set of eyes. These X-Men are prepared for a world that would see them fail, but it is another story to face forces who know them better than the...
Comic Book Review: Secret Weapons #1
Amanda McKee, the electro-charged hero known as Livewire finally makes her stunning solo debut in an all-new series. About time if you ask me. This is the hero since I first got into Valiant who I’ve awaited to take her p...
Comic Book Review: The Astounding Wolf-Man Complete Collection HC
If only you could see the look on my face when I picked up this book to feel the weight of this story that I didn’t even know existed till now. Just seeing that this was a book written by Robert Kirkman had me believing t...
Comic Book Review: Suicide Squad #20
For better or for worse the Suicide Squad has been shaken up in a big way. They lost their leader, Amanda Waller has suffered her first real loss, and Harley Quinn seems to have finally hit a breaking point. This team just can&...
Comic Book Review: Bankshot #1
What can I say? They had me at a book where there was a diverse lead character, and one where things go boom. I’m always in the mood for a good Robin Hood story. You don’t have to be Robin Hood, it is about what you...
Comic Book Review: Wayward #21
It has been quite some time since that last issue of Wayward. Our fix of myth unleashed into the modern world. One that was very close to bringing even someone like me to shed a tear at the heavy loss of Ayane. I don’t th...
