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Crimson Reign continues to build up the galaxy order after the events of the Empire
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From the pages of Vampirella, this second issue of Draculina goes someway to tease the
Advance Review: Women of Marvel #1 (2022)
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REVIEW: Punisher No.1 (2K22)
Criminals better seek asylum because Frank Castle is back on the streets blowing brains out,
Review: Batman Killing Time #1 (of 6)
Just as one Tom King mini, the superlative Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow, comes to end,
REVIEW: Justice League Incarnate No.5
Willamson and Culver create a senses-shattering conclusion to yet another winning crossover event within the
Advance Review: Spider-Gwen: Gwen Verse #1
I am not sure which is worse, expectation with a promise of so much or
Review: Star Wars The High Republic #15
Cavan Scott and Ario Anindito are the best creative team in comics right now, so
REVIEW: Star Trek : Mirror War – Geordi
These “Mirror War” issues are going to make quite the omnibus. Holtham’s focus on Geordi
Review: Die!namite Never Dies #1
The fan favourite zombie story from Dynamite Entertainment continues, proving that ironically at least, you
Review: Crossover #12
Crossover is a fun, funny, jumble of a book the comics industry and it’s complicit
Review: Robyn Hood Shadows of the Past One-Shot
Over the last few months Zenescope have been going for an unconventional publishing mode, at
Advance Review: Strange #1
Back when I was a “first timer’, there were a few female characters that seemed
Advance Review: What if… Miles Morales #1 (of 5)
What if…? Two little words that have shaped alternative Marvel Universes for years, in both
Review: Robin #11
This surprisingly entertaining series closes out its first arc, whilst dropping hints big and little
Review: Black Widow #14
Kelly Thompson writes the perfect Black Widow and this issue shows exactly why. This issue
Review: Wilder #1 (of 5)
Normally, I am not a huge fan of comics with an overt agenda, but as
REVIEW: Refrigerator Full Of Heads No.2
This week I decided to try “Refrigerator Full Of Heads”, I was not disappointed. A
Advance Review: Star Runner Chronicles – Dark Star #1 -#3
There are a lot of coming of age stories, from all sorts of media such
REVIEW: Carnage Forever No.1
For those who still believe that comic books are only a male empowerment fantasy, Phillip
