LIGHTNING REVIEW #9
So, I’ve been doing these Lightning Reviews for two months, and by now we’ve reached
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When Stan Lee puts his name on something nowadays, it“s not so much that he
REVIEW: Sherlock – A Study in Pink #1
In my house, there is an ongoing debate as to which show is better, Sherlock
REVIEW: Norman #1
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For one reason or another, I have seem to have missed a few issues of
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REVIEW: Ninjak #16
Ninjak is one the key books in the Valiant universe, which is high praise when
REVIEW: Grizzly Shark Vs. Sea Bear #3
You know when you see a concept, it’s been done before but you can’t resist
REVIEW: The Living Finger #2
So what would you do if you found a finger that was moving on its
REVIEW: Chum #2 (of 3)
Chum is shark bait, normally made up of unwanted or useless fish parts. In this
REVIEW: Nailbiter #22
Written by Joshua Williamson, art by Mike Henderson, published by Image Well I’ve just recently
REVIEW: Superman: Rebirth #1
What a complete waste of time, an utter misery and a fucking boring meander around
LIGHTNING REVIEW #8
Welcome once again to my weekly lightning review, where I cover everything I read this
REVIEW: Hellboy in Hell #10
Endings, closure and finality.  Is the hero victorious or has he fallen to the might of a
REVIEW: Deadpool #13
Team-up comics have been around practically as long as the superheroes that fill them, but
REVIEW: Batman: Rebirth #1
It’s been said that, “the more things change, the more things stay the same”. This
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