Review: Nightwing #74
I don’t know if there is a character that has gone through so many changes
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Bill & Ted Are Doomed assembles perhaps the perfect comic team for an excellent humor
REVIEW: MAGNIFICENT MS. MARVEL #14
Ms. Marvel used to be the bright star of the Marvel Universe, full of optimism,
Review: TMNT #109
There is no Ninja Foot Clan; there is no mutant gang uprising; No Earth Protection
Review: Captain Marvel #21
Carol’s involvement in the whole Empyre, at least in her own book, comes to an
REVIEW: Fantastic Four Empyre Fallout #1
The end of any crossover can bring about true change or simply kill or resurrect
Review: Bad Mother #2 (of 5)
Daughters, or any family member even, going missing is a common story trope; Taken is
Review: Through The Wishing Well
I am a big fan of Rachta Lin’s artwork, but what I didn’t know is
Review: Young Justice #18
It’s been an odd couple of weeks for the Robins for sure. First off, one
Review: Lonely Receiver #1
What would you do if your perfect partner, matched specifically to your exact needs falls
Review: Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys – Death of Nancy Drew #4 (of 6)
Four issues in and the curve balls still keep coming. At this rate, Anthony Del
REVIEW: Transformers/My Little Pony: Friendship in Disguise #2
Transformers/My Little Pony: Friendship in Disguise is exactly the kind of nonsense the world needs.
Review: We Only Find Them When They’re Dead #1
There is an episode of Babylon 5 where Sinclair’s girlfriend runs afoul of a giant
PREVIEW: WELLINGTON #5 (OF 5)
The Duke of Wellington is trapped in a pit with a shapeshifting monster, and he’s
Review: Hellions #3
With all the new “X” stuff going on and the constant everything is not the
Review: Star Trek Hell’s Mirror
Talk to any old school Trekkie / Trekker which are their favourite episodes of Classic
Review: The Man Who Effed Up Time #5
The Man Who F#€%ed Up Time is a classic time travel tale, much in the
Review: Action Comics #1024
Let“s face it. Part of the reason why Superman has not really done well in
Review: Grimm Fairy Tales #40
Say what you want about Zenescope, but they have been publishing a successful range of
Review: Red Mother Vol. 1 SC
What sets Red Mother apart from most horror stories is how it handles the friends
