Advance Review: Heroes Reborn #1 (of 7)
Often called the House of Ideas, at least in the distant past, Marvel have decided
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Advance Review: Lady Baltimore – The Witches Queen #3 (of 5)
For all the losses that Dark Horse have had over the last couple of years,
Advance Review: Iron Fist: Heart of the Dragon #5 (of 6)
Larry Hama and Dave Wachter’s Iron Fist: Heart of the Dragon miniseries is approaching its
Review: Shadecraft #2
Shadecraft, on the surface is about a girl living in a world where shadows come
Review: Friend of the Devil HC – A Reckless Book
Write what you know, someone with way more talent than me once quoted. Thanks to
Review: U.S.Agent #5 (of 5)
U.S.Agent #5 wraps up a classic superhero tale story with plenty of added twists. John
Review: Department of Truth #8
Issues within the Law Enforcement community, U.S. elections and the Pandemic have made Americans ripe
Review: BRZRKR #2
The second issue of this vowel resistant book looks to delve further into the origins
Review: Star Wars: Darth Vader #11
There are certain issues you just want to block out as a fan because it
REVIEW: Stray Dogs #3 (of 5)
Story Thus Far: Sophie, the newest addition to the foster home for dogs, has amnesia.
Review: Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #1
With Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point #1 Christos Gage and artist Reilly Brown create a welcome opening
Review: Way of X #1
Way of X is a fascinating examination of the hubris brought on by the nation
REVIEW: Infinite Frontier: Secret Files #1
J.J. Abrams and Ta-Nehisi Coates’ supposedly are working on a Warner Bros. Superman project that
Advance Review: Women of Marvel #1
Somewhere in my collection I have a first issue of one of the previous “Women
Advance Review: Spider-Woman #11 (LGY #106)
After ten issues of crazy Jess, crazy disease and crazy clones its back to basics
Review: Jenny Zero #1
Jenny Zero #1, written by Dave Dwonch & Brockton Mckinney takes on the ‘Kaiju genre
Review: Fantastic Four #30
Just when you thought the King in Black tie-ins could not get more dull, they
Review: Home #1 (of 5)
Home #1, written by Julio Anta takes on the ‘Zero Tolerance’ Immigration policy, may have
Review: Star Trek Year Five #20
Star Trek Year Five continues its wonderful classic take on the franchise filled with high
Review: Marjorie Finnegan Temporal Criminal #1 (of 8)
Artist Writers & Artists Inc. (AWA) have come a very long way in a very
