Review: Star Wars #22
Star Wars #22 really delivers on the promise of Crimson Dawn. Charles Soule has been
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Advance Review: Women of Marvel #1 (2022)
I have a few of these books, having reviewed the same book last year. It’s
Advance Review: Avengers #50 (Lgy #750)
Be warned; this book is not for the faint-hearted or for those who have been
Advance Review: The Death of Doctor Strange – Avengers #1
When a character dies, there is something of a void left. When it comes to
Advance Review: Moon Knight #1
Comic books superheroes can be pretty much banded into two polar opposite groups; the super
Review: Man-eaters – The Cursed #1 (of 5)
There are a few constants that make up my world view; fishnets are cool, always
Advance Review: Women of Marvel #1
Somewhere in my collection I have a first issue of one of the previous “Women
Review: Star Wars Doctor Aphra #8
Star Wars Doctor Aphra #8 is an embarrassment of riches. It has incredible character work
Review: Star Wars #12
The new expanded universe of Star Wars clearly has grown by leaps and bounds. The
Review: Star Wars #11
By mining the era following Empire Strikes Back there are challenges for writer Charles Soule
Review: Star Wars #10
One of the fundamental truths of Star Wars is that the droids are just as
Review: Marvel’s Spider-Man The Black Cat Strikes #4 (of 5)
Black Cat is going through something of a resurgence at the moment. I have been
Review: Gwen Stacy #1 (of 5)
With her (re)introduction as Spider-Gwen, the mutant mayhem that is Gwenpool and of course the
Review: Maneaters #7
STORY If you haven’t been following this particular series the set up is that in
Advance Review: Man-Eaters #1
For a while now I have been lamenting the fact that Marvel cancelled the Mockingbird
Convention Review: C2E2 2018
Last year, I attended C2E2 and in my review, I said that I would not
Review: Phoenix – Resurrection of Jean Grey #1
Ah good old Marvel. As part of their Legacy initiative, the House of Ideas is
REVIEW: Thanos #8
Family can be funny. Some units bond, others not so much. However, even if you
REVIEW: BLACK PANTHER: WORLD OF WAKANDA #2
It often happens that spin-off books deliver interesting but uneventful and ultimately forgettable stories. This
REVIEW: Scarlet Witch #13
I’m thinking about doing a column about the benefits of editors. This is a controlled introduction
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