Advance Review: Captain America Sentinel of Liberty #1
For me, there seems to be different Cap’s in Marvel books. There is the dependable
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Review: Fortnite x Marvel: Zero War #1
DC had an excellent Fortnite crossover series so now it’s time for the same writing
REVIEW: X-Men Hellfire Gala 2022 (Official Guide)
I am thoroughly confused as to why the Hellfire Gala Guide of 2022 was even
Review: Star Wars #24
With Star Wars #24 Charles Soule gives us an excellent character study of Leia. Leia
Review: Swing Tp Vol #5
My second favourite adult comic couple, behind Stejpan Sejic’s Ally and Lisa, Cathy and Dan
REVIEW: Ant : Days Like These
Enthralled and in anticipation for the latest issue of Erik Larsen’s remix of the origins
Review: Grimm Fairy Tales 2022 Swimsuit Special
Ah, summer is in the air which (not that witch by the way), means that
PREVIEW: CAPTAIN ACTION CLASSIC COLL HC
The CAPTAIN ACTION comic, based on the classic action figure, has been out of print
Review: Star Wars: Darth Vader #23
Now this is where the fun begins. Darth Vader has found a new allly in
Review: Ghost Rider #3
Two of the most popular characters from the 70’s and 90’s respectively continue their co-joining
Review: The Phalanx One-Shot
The comic book world is full of fans who love their personal favourites, be it
Review: Amazing Spider-Man #2 (Lgy #896)
It wasn’t so long ago that I thought the Marvel were doing Spider-Man all wrong.
Review: Grimm Myths & Legends Quarterly Jasmine
With every publisher and their dog focusing on their version of a multiverse, Zenescope included
Review: DC vs Vampires: Hunters #1
The fun of the modern DC Multiverse books are two fold. We get to see
Review: Fox and Hare #1
You should never judge a book by its cover, especially if that cover is part
Review: Savage Avengers #1
With all the the multiverse shenanigans going on about now, it’s strange to think about
REVIEW: One Piece : The World That Should Be
Luffy might have just killed Kaido over a plate and that has honestly been the
Review: Belle Labyrinth One-Shot
I have to admit, I quite like Zenescope’s idea of larger page counts books acting
REVIEW: Duo No.1
Earth M appears to be the place for me. Leave it to Greg Pak to
Review: Han Solo & Chewbacca #2
A comic book starring Han Solo and Chewbacca should be joyful and full of energy
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