Advance Review: Shadowman #1
Valiant have seemingly joined the Dynamite Entertainment model as next month the restart, renew or
Clayton Cowles
Review: Batman Catwoman #3 (of 12)
Thankfully, DC are continuing their other books, rather than rest on the mixed laurels of
Review: Star Wars #10
One of the fundamental truths of Star Wars is that the droids are just as
REVIEW: Future State – The Next Batman #1
Has there ever been a more controversial idea than replacing Bruce Wayne with a black
Review: Future State – Wonder Woman #1
Never has the idea that certain creators suit certain characters been more correct than in
Review: Batman Catwoman #1 (of 12)
This is one of the books that I have been waiting for all year, pretty
Review: Batman #100
The Joker War finally hits its apex this week, with a giant sized issue that
Review: Batman #95
After the prelim and part set up of James Tynion IV’s first Batman arc, after
Review: Batman #94
Despite what other bat books will tell you, this issue is the starting point for the
Review: Giant Size X-Men: Nightcrawler #1
The great delineation of quality quietly meanders its way, insidiously through the mutant half of
Review: Captain Marvel #16
“The Last Avenger” story line, possibly the most fun story line for Carol in quite
Review: Giant Size X-Men: Jean Grey & Emma Frost #1
The recent Krakoan revolution continues somewhat unabated with new books and the new status quo
Review: Star #1 (of 5)
Hot from the pages from Captain Marvel comes, well I am not quite sure. Could
Review: Avengers – Defenders: Tarot #1 (of 4)
Ironically, my first review of 2020 is actually based in the past. Who knew? As
Review: Batman #85
This issue brings Tom King’s oft criticised run on Batman to a close. Through the
Review: Captain Marvel #12
After months of teasing and images being leaked on Twitter and other social media platforms,
Review: Batman #80
The “Tom King Farewell Tour” continues this week as City of Bane rumbles on with
Review: Powers of X #2 (of 6)
In much the same vein as House #2, this issue looks to build on some
Review: House of X #2 (of 6)
With the resounding success of the first issues of both House and Power, this re-brand
Review: Powers of X #1 (of 6)
One of the things that that many of the creators of the X-Men have been
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