Review: Detective Comics #992
This issue of Detective Comics sees The Dark Knight renewing his years past partnership with
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Deadpool #6 flips the script on Wade Wilson and has him hunted by an unknown
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Todd McFarlane’s Spawn has been a staple horror/action figure since his debut in 1992. I
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Viewers will be happy to hear that when Mars Season 2 returns on November 12,
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The pages of 2000 AD have featured any number of wonderful stories over the years
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Adolescent Radioactive Samurai Platypi (henceforth referred to as ARSP) is a new series by writer/creator
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We have all heard that classic Ethics 101 debate about if it is morally right
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In my opinion, Elvira stands alongside Vampirella as the queens of the horror-comedy genre. While
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Normally I wouldn’t be as excited over an annual, especially an annual in a series
Review: Batman #58
Synopsis: Oswald Cobblepot is welcomed home in style, but he doesn’t seem very happy about
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Review: Justice League #11
Justice League #11 is the second part of the Drowned Earth story line. Previously, three
Review: The Green Lantern #1
For many people, the overall idea of it being rare that an Earth-person could be
Review: Green Arrow #46
When does a vigilante become a criminal? Is there a difference in comics or in
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I guess it was inevitable that after the success, DC had with Justice League Dark,
Review: Crowded #4
Crowded is an entertaining commentary on the future of a society that devalues life, glorifies
Review: Brothers Dracul Vol. 1
Synopsis: An awesome mix of reality and fantasy take place within these pages. We’re taken
Review: James Bond 007 #1
One of the biggest surprise hits over the last year of so has been the
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