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The final chapter of this not so shaggy dog story finally hits the stands this
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If I am being 100% honest, when I saw the title of this book, I
Advance Review: Bliss TPB
As I write this review, it is Father’s Day in the UK. How apt then
Review: Spawn’s Universe # 1
It is finally here! Todd McFarlane hinted about expanding his Spawn Universe for a while
Review: STILLWATER #8
What is creepier than a horde of zombies or an abandoned town? A town where
Review: Supergirl – Woman of Tomorrow #1 (of 8)
Supergirl is the one character in the DC Universe that serves as something of a
Review: Planet-Size X-Men #1
Nearly two years ago the X-Men franchise was effectively rebooted. Due to their on screen
Review: Save Yourself #1
Somebody has a bet out there… can you fit an Alien Invasion, in with dragons,
Review: Static Season One #1
Milestone is back and the one book everyone has been looking forward to is the
Review: Star Wars The High Republic Adventures #5
Star Wars The High Republic Adventures is a vital, fascinating look at the divide of
Advance Review: Heroes Reborn: Weapon X & Final Flight #1
The Heroes Reborn crossover books have been much better than expected. The crossover works much
Review: Redfork TPB
With so much content getting shipped from a range of publishers it is easy to
Advance Review: Captain America Annual #1
Back in the day, before event storytelling took the main stage, the annuals from Marvel
Review: Batman Urban Legends #4
Lets get down to the real reason that makes this book significant. Apparently Tim Drake
Review: Red Sonja 1982 One-Shot
I am not sure what the thinking or strategy was when it come to the
REVIEW: Sonic The Hedgehog Issue #40
New Talent Same Style Ian Flynn has tagged in long-time artist Evan Stanley to take
Review: Star Wars Bounty Hunters #13
After last issue’s sharp, focused story-telling, Bounty Hunters #13 dives head first into the War
Review: 6 Sidekicks of Trigger Keaton #1
With all the heaviness of event books, it’s a great time to break out the
REVIEW: Adora and the Distance
Adora is about a world on the approach towards its own apocalypse. The only thing
Review: Something is Killing the Children Volume 3
How is James Tynion IV able to be in so many places at once? Perhaps
