Review: Mr. Beaver #1
The world’s most powerful crime organization, The Twelve, had managed to evade justice for far
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Review: Captain America #18
STORY As is standard for most Marvel comics, this one has an info blurb to
Review: Deadpool – The End #1
In the coming months Marvel Comics is planning on releasing a number of one-shots that,
Review: Scream: Curse of Carnage #3
Details of The Grendel Fable and its connection to the Klyntar are expounded upon.  In
Review: Quantum and Woody #1
Quantum and Woody, returns with a new powers, new villains, and perhaps a new mission.
Review: Something is Killing the Children #5
I find it a tad unfair when genres tend to mix it up and come
Review: Captain Marvel – The End #1
Just when you thought Kelly Thompson was all about the humour, she drops an issue
Advance Review: Doctor Tomorrow #1
The challenge in writing a first issue for any superhero is creating a story which
REVIEW: Usagi Yojimbo Color Classics #1
Usagi Yojimbo Color Classics #1, collects the original early issues of the acclaimed long-running series
Review: Go Go Power Rangers #28
Properties such as Power Rangers often suffer from revisiting themes and events already familiar to
Review: Chibi Muerte #1
An eerie, yet colorful and charming introduction to the Chibi Land of the Dead. In
Review: Captain Marvel #14
The third chapter of “The Last Avenger” sees Captain Marvel in two distinct lights; there
REVIEW: NEIL GAIMAN AMERICAN GODS MOMENT OF STORM #9
American Gods, is in a strange place. The first season was a hit with both
Review: Wonder Woman #750
The last part of DC’s Trinity finally gets her due with this prestige issue that,
REVIEW: RED SONJA: AGE OF CHAOS #1
Red Sonja has to be one of the most team-up friendly characters in the comic
Review: The Red Mother #2
The quiet horror book,The Red Mother from Boom! continues as Daisy looks to both find
Review: HEARTTHROB Season Three #1
Every so often a reader will encounter or read an issue of a comic book
CONVENTION OVERVIEW: Long Beach Comic Expo 2020
So, I’m relatively new at going to comic conventions. However, having looked at them from
Review: Dragon Age: The Blue Wraith #1
In 2014, BioWare released Dragon Age: Inquisition, a modern open-world role-playing game which lead to
Advance Review: Savage Bastards #1
Of all the genres that exists, across books, movies and comics, the western seems to
