Spawn #308 Review
Wes Greer
Writer – Todd McFarlane
Pencils – Ken Lashley
Ink - Todd McFarlane & Ken Lashley
Letters - Tom Orzec
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Wonder Woman #759 Review
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Art by: Mikel Janín
Colors by: Jordie Bellaire
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Doctor Aphra #2 Review
Ellie J.
Author: Alyssa Wong
Artist: Marika Cresta
Color Artist: Rachelle Rosenberg
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Spider-Man/Venom FCBD 2020 Review
Nick Devonald
Moonlighting
Writer: Jed MacKay
Artist: Patrick Gleason
Colours: David Curiel
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Wolverine #3 Review
Ryan.L
Writer: Benjamin Percy
Artist: Adam Kubert
Publisher: Marvel Comics
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New Mutants #11 Review
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Writer: Ed Brisson
Artist: Flaviano
Publisher: Marvel Comics
This chapter comes to an end, and w -
Hellions #2 Review
Ryan.L
Writer: Zeb Wells
Artist: Stephen Segovia
Publisher: Marvel Comics
They’re Back! This seri -
Daredevil #21 Review
Charles Martin
Writer: Chip Zdarsky
Artist: Marco Checchetto
Colourist: Mattia Iacono
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Empyre #2 Review
Charles Martin
Story: Al Ewing & Dan Slott
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Power Rangers Ranger Slayer #1 Review
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Art by: Dan Mora
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Monstress #29 Review
Nick Devonald
Writer: Marjorie Liu
Artist: Sana Takeda
With the siege of Ravenna Marjorie Liu has been using this current story-arc to really look at some -
Angel & Spike #12 Review
Nick Devonald
Writer: Bryan Edward Hill
Artist: Gleb Melnikov
Colours: Roman Titov
Letters: Ed Dukeshire
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Let me reinforce this, I am terrible at previewing books. I spoil, I am a spoiler, a habitual line crossing spoiler. I’ll try not to spoil this issue, but no promises will be made.
The OSSM crew delivered another hit! These guys have a run away success on their hands.
The book picks up right where issue one did. Same pace, same level of energy, and enough “Holy crap” moments that’ll make you
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So the most unpronounceable weapon in the world will now be wielded by a female Thor. Interestingly enough, the hammer reads “Whosoever holds this hammer, if HE be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor”.
It’s clear that this isn't a spin off character or a side kick. This is Thor, and she’s got boobs.
And that’s cool, and as long as the story pulls everything together
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Ronan the Accuser
Portrayed By: Lee Pace
First Appearance: Fantastic Four #65
Ronan is the law enforcement chief of the alien race of the Kree. He is an interesting choice for antagonist in the -
Hello readers of CTG! I’m going to try out a new monthly article highlighting some of the big releases from the current Previews magazine. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Previews it is a giant monthly publication which features every comic and tons of comic-related merchandise which will be sold in shops across the world 2 months in advance.
Each month I’ll -
There have been a number of iterations of the Guardians of the Galaxy over the years. The upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe version of the team originally came together during the Marvel cosmic 2007/8 crossover “Annihilation: Conquest,” where they came together to aid the Kree when the Phalanx took control of their solar sector following the events of the “Annihilation” crossover. This is meant to be a brief introduction to the world of the
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Happy Independence Day weekend, boys and girls! Let’s put away those manga collections and those beautiful painted Moebius books and read something American for a change! Let’s read something so ingrained with America and American culture it could only come from America itself! (Or the pages of Judge Dredd, but that’s another article for another writer.) Let’s read a comic built on dread, paranoia, and fear. Fear of an apocalyptic future and a
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It’s hard when you’re a fan, going to watch a major movie blockbuster of one of the most iconic storylines of quite possibly your favourite franchise of all time. If you like it too much, you’re clouded by bias, and then if you’re too critical, you just come off as assholish and can’t accept that different mediums will always be different in -
Post Calgary Expo is such a strange feeling; gone is the weekend of readjusting spandex, lugging around a backpack full of snacks and vitamin water, while preciously balancing an armful of gorgeous prints in arm. Now that I’ve had a couple of days to muse over my weekend, this’ll be a summary of events in retrospect—probably a little more critical as I am wont to do, but trust me, there was a lot of elation as the weekend occurred and the Expo truly gets better with each
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Parker gets bit by a spider. Parker gets bit by a spider. Parker gets bit by a spider. In Spider-man's origin, Parker always gets bit by some bloody radioactive spider. Then the spider dies. This origin has been retold and made modern a bunch of times. Little things change here and there but a few things are constant.
There’s always a radioactive spider. Sometimes where the spider originated from is made clear, sometimes it isn't.
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“In every generation there is a Chosen One. She alone will stand against the vampires, the demons, and the forces of darkness. She is the Slayer.”
The last week for me has been the biggest trip down memory lane as I fruitfully binged on everything Buffy ever to catch up fully to get me reacquainted with the universe I fell in love with and has taken me to be the nerd I am today. For the past week I felt like I was 14 again. Only I’m not and this re-