REVIEW: (re)Assignment #1
(re)Assignment is stirring up a lot of controversy. Written by movie director Walter Hill, the
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REVIEW: Strawberry Shortcake #8
I“ll be honest, I love cartoons and pretty much all things that are outside of
REVIEW: Blue Beetle #4
I’ve just read one of the comics from Chris Ware’s compilation Buildings. It’s deliberate pace
REVIEW: Batman Beyond #3
Terry is undercover in a gang his ex is there for some reason and his
REVIEW: Detective Comics #947
Ah, the festive period. A chance to catch up on comic books and re-watch movies
REVIEW: HULK #1 NOW
DECONSTRUCTED: Â PART ONE Jennifer Walters has always battled for justice–whether it was as a razor-sharp
REVIEW: Supergirl: Being Super #1
Taking a look back can be as much fun as enjoying the present, if not
REVIEW: Intertwined #3
When Marvel brought back Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, a couple of years ago, I
REVIEW: Savage #2
Savage has all the elements that I love. It has a mysterious island. It has
REVIEW: Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 2 #1
The last volume of Grimm finished in a climactic battle that left the status quo
WEBCOMIC WEDNESDAY REVIEW: The Penned Guins
Dragging from the holidays and looking for a little winter-themed fun? Then I’m back again
ADVANCED REVIEW: Heathen #1
Early next year the world will be introduced to the first offerings from new Publisher,
REVIEW: Love is Love
Prologue Shock. Terror. Fear. Disappointment. Four words that speak volumes. Four words that scream that
REVIEW: Charge (GN)
Is there anything in the past that is so important to change that you would
REVIEW: DIVINITY III: KOMANDAR BLOODSHOT #1
From out of the pages of Divinity III: Stalinverse, Â steps perhaps the most faithful of
Lightning Review #37
Welcome one and all to the FINAL Lightning Review of 2016! That’s right, next week
REVIEW: Wonder Woman ’77 meets The Bionic Woman #1
Ah the 70’s! The only time and place where women’s lib was represented by TV
REVIEW: BLACK PANTHER: WORLD OF WAKANDA #2
It often happens that spin-off books deliver interesting but uneventful and ultimately forgettable stories. This
REVIEW: Cyborg #7
Uh-oh, Spaghetti-o! The bride of Cyborg has turned out to be evil and she is
REVIEW: Alters #3
In essence, any superhero comic where the hero has a secret identity, can be seen
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