Review: Child of the Sun (1-7)
Being relatively familiar with Old Testament theology and having read deeper into Biblical history beyond
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Advance Review: Year Zero #1
Year Zero is one of the first offerings from AWA: Artists, Writers & Artisans a
Review: The Man Who F#&%ed Up Time #1
How many times have we day dreamed while sitting on the subway or stuck in
Review: Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns & Moonage Daydreams
David Bowie, perhaps more than any other figure in Rock music, translates almost flawlessly into
Review: White Trees #2 (of 2)
Chip Zdarsky has become a full-on comic book superstar since coming to Marvel he has
Review: Collapser #3
 By: Shawn Warner Mikey Way and Shaun Simon really get down to business in this
Review: Doom Patrol Weight of the Worlds #3
Doom Patrol, in its many iterations has been among my favorite superhero team titles. Since
Review: Action Comics #1014
Bendis has been dividing readers between his work here on Action Comics and his work
Review: Strayed #1
By: Shawn Warner My wife and I have been volunteering in several local homeless animal
Review: Daredevil #9
Chip Zdarsky writes Daredevil like a man possessed. Every plot twist, every story beat, hell
Review: Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #9
When Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man hit the racks the bar was set pretty high in light
Review: History of the Marvel Universe #1
Wow! What an impressive title! The History of the Marvel Universe, that’s a tall order,
Review: The Castoffs: Byte Back
This was my first trip into the world of The Castoffs, however I felt like
Review: Giant Size X-Statix #1
Once again back is the incredible! To paraphrase Public Enemy Prophet of Rage, Chuck D,
Review: The Walking Dead #193 (FINALE)
For 15 years writer Robert Kirkman has regaled us with the tales of a group
Review: The Flash #73
By: Shawn Warner “Year One” has become something of a brand in the DC Universe;
Review: Batman #73
 By: Shawn Warner In the wake of the announcement that Tom King’s planned 100
Review: The Flash #72
By: Shawn Warner This issue calls to mind the Aesop fable of The Tortoise and
Review: Justice League #25
Scott Snyder is a force of nature. Since his “Black Mirror” arc in Detective Comics
Review: Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge #2
  By: Shawn Warner I must admit even though I’m a huge Star Wars fans,
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