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Following a number of successful Kickstarters, the third issue of this superhero meets girl clashing
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The Quarantined TOP 40 Variants Edition 2020
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Review: Napoleon Dynamite TPB
June 11 marks the 13th anniversary of the release of Napoleon Dynamite, which became both
“Child of Light and Darkness”: A Retrospective of Claremont’s X-Men, Part 5
By the time they began work on the Dark Phoenix Saga, Chris Claremont and John
“RED HARVEST“ PENNY DREADFUL: CITY OF ANGELS, EPISODES 4-5
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The Comic Gods Must be Crazy: Yellow Hulk Edition
Its happened. Speculators have lost their minds. They have now begun speculating on a new
Review: Ghosted in LA #10
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Review: GI JOE #6
In the current continuity of GI Joe, Cobra has taken over the world and crushed
“AND THROUGH HIM SAVE A WORLD“ IN BLACKEST NIGHT, PART 4
Much mention has been made that when Denny O“Neil and Neal Adams began their celebrated
Review: Jim Henson’s Storytellers – Ghosts (#2 of 4)
Jim Henson’s Storytellers is an interesting concept from Boom Studios where a new writer/artist is
Review: Venom #25 (VENOM ISLAND FINALE!)
Bottom-line upfront, Venom #25 has the template that all the comic titles should be following
“AND A CHILD SHALL DESTROY THEM“ IN BLACKEST NIGHT, PART 3
The kids weren“t alright. And if you thought comics were to blame and Al Feldstein
REVIEW: The Eighth: Letting Everyone Down #1
Adam Lawson the writer/director of YouTube Originals series: Escape the Night; Along with Tabletop, Spellslingers
Watch the Valiant WonderCon Panel From Home!
Enjoy the Valiant WonderCon panel from the comfort of your home! Valiant’s Craft of Comics panel features
REVIEW: X-O MANOWAR #2
Over the last couple years I have not been enthused by the efforts of some
Advance Review: Backfired #1
One of the most difficult literary devices that a writer can use in film and
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: The Crow
For a long time, I always held The Crow as one of the standards of
Review: The Lab
The stark thing that you’ll notice about Allison Conway“s The Lab is its lack of
Review: Die, Vol. 2: Split The Party TP
by Jane Sandwood Around 20 million people play Dungeons and Dragons in the US, making
General Zod, Michael Shannon Disappointed By Zack Snyder’s DCEU Exit
Michael Shannon, the guy who played the megalomaniac commander of Krypton’s armed forces, General Zod,
