Review: The Batman Who Laughs #2
By: Shawn Warner I read a lot of comic books and many of them are
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Review: Supergirl #26
Oh dear. It seems that Supergirl has found herself de-powered and a tad tied up.Â
Review: Her Infernal Descent Vol #1
There are a few works of literature that transcend time. They are so intertwined in
Review: Go Go Power Rangers #16
Story: This comic series appears to be tied directly to the first Power Rangers show
Review: Batman #62
STORY Many times as a reviewer I am given a title and will have to
Review: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1
Back in the day, when I used to read every Spidey book, I had a
PREVIEW: ROBOTECH #16Â
SDF-1 faces a deadly attack from Earth! Robotech Year Two continues! Simon Furman (Transformers) and Hendry Prasetya (Mighty Morphin‘ Power Rangers)
Review: Last Siege #8
Last Siege #8 is the final chapter in this story that follows the siege of
Review: Bully Wars #5
As I go through my collection of comic books I reflect on what they mean
Review: Eclipse Volume 3
There is a philosophical saying that goes something like this, ‘For there to be light,
Review: Nightwing #56
By: Shawn Warner Nightwing has been one of my favorite characters since his first appearance
Review: Gunning for Hits #1
Music fans and comic fans are alike in many ways. I have friends who have
Review: Die #2
We all have those moments when we looked back at our past and experience a
Review: 2000 AD Prog 2112
Today I’ll be reviewing 2000AD’s PROG 2112 anthology, lets dig in. JUDGE DREDD: THE ETERNAL
Review: Young Justice #1
I know that everybody and his/her dog are fans of the Young Justice cartoon. So
Review: Dread Gods Volume 1
So I’m one of those snobs about mythology. You know the ones, the guy who
Review: WOLVERINE LONG NIGHT ADAPTATION #1 (OF 5)
This is a review of part one of the comic adaptation of the podcast Wolverine:
Review: Immortal Hulk #11
Let’s take a look at Immortal Hulk 11 where everything has literally gone to Hell.
The Empty Man #3: Review
For those who prefer to use their comics as an entity for escapism, The Empty
Review: Batgirl #30
By: Shawn Warner Batgirl has been a book that has had some growing pains, particularly
