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Revenge tales always carry the darkest of tones. Be it The Empire Strikes Back, Revenge
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Review: The New Golden #1 One-Shot & Justice Society of America #1 (AKA; The Return of Geoff Johns)
The end of November and the start of December brought with them the re-start of
REVIEW: Flawed No.3 (of 6)
Chuck Brown’s “Flawed” is yet another action packed and entertaining narrative in his bibliography focused
Review: Star Wars The High Republic Adventures #1
It’s hard to mentally reset to this prequel era of The High Republic. We leave
Review: Grimm Fairy Tales #66
A wise person once sang, ” I am what I am, and what I am
REVIEW: Magic Order III No.5
The spirit of competition has been alive and well this NCBD week as Image Comics
Review: STAR WARS YODA #1
With their Yoda comic Cavan Scott and Nico Leon give readers all the fun, action
Review: Kali
STORY Kali is a blood soaked, riot shotgun kick in the nuts. Its full on
Small Press Review: Burrito Supreme #37
Comics come in all shapes and sizes; it’s one of the reasons we love ’em
Review: Crashing #3
After spending time setting the table, writer Matthew Klein is getting ready to pull the
Review: Resident Alien Book of Love #1 (of 4)
Ah, is there anything better than true love? Well maybe getting in the mood and
Review: Star Wars: The High Republic #2
There is no greater team for Star Wars comics story-telling than Cavan Scott and Ario
Review: X-Men Legends #4
X-Men Legends #4 attempts to make us yearn for the past but instead is the
Review: Specs #1 (of 4)
As a glasses wearer myself, from an earlier age, I think I would have wished
Review: Gun Honey Blood for Blood #3 (of 4)
Bucking the trend of some antiseptic images for female characters, Gun Honey Blood for Blood
Review: The Leaders of the Free World 1-3
The Leaders of the Free World is a call back to one of my favorite
Review: Hell to Pay #1 (of 6)
“‘Tis the season to be scary, tra la la laaa, la la, la, la”. It
Review: Cherish #1
I wonder if comic execs ever take a look at the shelves in comic book
Review: Iron Cat #5 (of 5)
It’s a great time to be a Black Cat fan. Sure, her ongoing series has
Review: Star Trek #1
Assumptions! We all have them. When it comes to the world of the funny books,
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