Review: Batman Secret Files #2
One of the knocks on the Burton Batman movies is that they started a trend
Clayton Cowles
Review: House of X #1 (of 6)
For a while now, the X-book have been in a state of disrepair that no
Review: Batman #75
For those who have been following this book, you will no doubt be used to
Review: Batman #73
 By: Shawn Warner In the wake of the announcement that Tom King’s planned 100
Review: Heroes in Crisis #9 (of 9)
Here we go! The Flashes are together, along with the heroic posing “not a team”
Review: Heroes in Crisis #7 (of 9)
Here we are again, with another issue in what feels like the longest running murder
Review: Heroes in Crisis #6 (of 9)
Bucking the trend of late event books, Heroes in Crisis #6 arrives as scheduled, though
Review: Aquaman #44
By: Shawn Warner This is the second issue in Kelly Sue DeConnick’s Aquaman run and
Review: Heroes in Crisis #4 (of 9)
After last issue’s, almost a fill-in / not quite a fill-in, we are back with
Review: Die #1
It’s important to get this out of the way right off the bat, Die in
Review: Hero in Crisis #3 (of 9)
So, one of the few comic events from DC remains on track this week as
Review: Heroes in Crisis #2 (of 9)
Following a spate of Tweets involving a 9 panel page featuring Poison Ivy, and the
Review: Heroes in Crisis #1 (of 9)
This mini series has been well publicised for quite some time now; so I guess
Review: The Life of Captain Marvel #3 (of 5)
Has anyone heard of the phrase “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it?” If you
Review: Web of Venom: Ve’Nam #1
Donny Cates has been carving out his own piece of real estate within the Marvel
Generation Gone: A Groupchat Interview Experiment
It all started with a Twitter thread. I was scrolling through my often cluttered feed
REVIEW: Hank Johnson, Agent of Hydra #1
STORY BY David Mandel, ART BY Michael Walsh, COLORS BY, Matthew Wilson, LETTERS BY Clayton Cowles, Publisher: Marvel With two distinct “Agents”
REVIEW: Fantastic Four #645
STORY BY: James Robinson, Karl Kesel, Louise Simonson, Tom DeFalco, Jeff Parker ART BY: Leonard Kirk, Karl Kesel,
