Review: Justice League #9
 In a world without Grant Morrison, as terrible as that would be, Scott Snyder becomes
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Heroes from all corners of the Earth join forces for the first time to battle
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If you are not familiar with Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba’s fantastically imaginative Umbrella Academy,
Review: Cosmic Ghost Rider #4
Up to this point, Cosmic Ghost Rider has been a welcomed farce full of unabashed
REVIEW: Rainbow Brite #1
As a child of the 80“s I became super excited with the chance to review
Review: X-Men: Black – Magento #1
Since their incarnation, the X-Men have been an allegorical representation of the dangers of prejudicial
Review: Batman #56
You don“t pull on Superman“s cape, you don“t make the Hulk angry, and when it
Review: The Lone Ranger Vol 3: #1
I am going to admit something, right here and right now;Â I never knew there
Review: These Savage Shores #1
It always seems that vampire stories are not far from the public eye. Whether it’sÂ
Review: Rough Riders Volume 3
Synopsis: I don’t know if the superhero crowd can get into this one, even though
REVIEW: Me The People by Pia Guerra
DISCLAIMER: This is a review of a collection of political cartoons, and will therefore be
Review: Bordertown #2
If there are comic book fans who have been wondering about why there has been
REVIEW: Moon Knight # 199
Synopsis: This issue opens in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York at the Carbonatium Cafe. Ernst is
Kickstarter Alert: Geek-Girl #3
This week, the third issue of this hugely popular second volume of Geek-Girl hits the
REVIEW: DC Comics: Anatomy of a Metahuman
The awesome folks over at Insight Editions had hit us up to take a look
Review: Batman Beyond #24
Synopsis: Here it is folks, the conclusion to the Perfect Storm storyline. Who is the
Advance Review: Frank N. Stein – Private Eye GN
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Review: Detective Comics #989
When things are not going right and all seems lost it helps to get back
Review: The Lost Fleet: Corsair
There has been tons of discussion regarding adapting comics and books to film. How the
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