Action Comics #1027 Review
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Written by: Brian Michael Bendis
Pencils by: John Romita Jr.
Inks by: Klaus Janson
Colors by: Brad Anderson
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Cable #6 Review
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Artist: Phil Noto
Colorist: VC’s Joe Sabino
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“The Watcher”
Written and drawn by: Jeffrey Veregge
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The Devil's Red Bride #2 Review
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Symbiote Spider-Man: King In Black #1 Review
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Penciller: Greg Land
Inker: Jay Leisten
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The Amazing Spider-Man #53 Review
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Penciler: Mark Bagley
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Batman #103 Review
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Writer – James Tynion IV
Art – Carlo Pagulayan, Danny Mimi, Guillemot March
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I’ve been really enjoying Nick Spencer’s run on Amazing Spider-Man. It’s funny, it’s smart, it’s got intrigue and promising plot threads. It’s been righting so many wrongs and will hopefully keep that up. One thing that’s continually annoyed me about it, however, is the recap page. Or rather, its redundancy. Is it even necessary at this point?
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I recently got the chance to talk to Matt Smith, the latest talented artist to join the Mignolaverse. His first foray is the latest Hellboy & The B.P.R.D. one-shot, Long Night at Goloski Station, which is out now. Click Here for our review. -
I Batman Omnibus Vol 1 by Scott Snyder & Greg Cappulo
Release date - 11/5/19
If you are a fan of Scott Snyder's run of Batman in the new 52, This hardcover Omnibus is a must have!
It will be released November 5th, but pre-orders are live now at all your favorite retailers.
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The Beginning is Nigh
Fourteen minutes into the pilot episode of HBO’S Watchmen, although I was enjoying myself, I thought, "People are going to be mad about this," which can be said about anything produced in the age of the internet. However, to say anyone would be completely unjust in disliking this show wouldn’t be correct. As a television -
As one Batman team exits, a new one enters.
By Wes Greer
Batman Reviewer
As we near the end of the year 2019, we also near the end of Tom King’s run on the current Batman series at DC. King will be stepping down from Batman after issue #85 that will be released this December and conclude the current ‘City of Bane’ storyline. King has had his ups and downs on his time with Batman, but lately a lot of fans have really felt like he -
It’s a bird, it’s a plane… No wait, it’s an alien!
In Superman: American Alien, we’re a given a new, but familiar look into the life of Clark Kent. Although it is still technically an “origin story”, it feels less like it -
I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to talk with Peter David at Dragon Con 2019, where he sheds some light on the comic book industry and his contributions to it. Before you go ahead, I just want to say thanks again to Peter for giving us his time and being so welcoming. Read on!
CTG: Hello, everyone. My name is Harlan Ivester, from Comics: The -
If there is one thing X-Men fans are used to it is marketing phrases that suggest universe shaking events. That what is coming in the series, major event or crossover is a game changer and nothing will ever be the same again. While many times at the beginning it feels like this is the case but so often the intent of the game changing moment is there but in the deliverance it -
Put the pitchforks down, people. I know Spider-Man: Homecoming is overall a solid movie. But if I’m ranking all the wallcrawler’s flicks, it’s in the middle. Yeah, it’s got some great stuff going for it. Tom Holland is likeable as the protagonist and Michael Keaton is one of the MCU’s better antagonists for sure. With Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse blowing it out of the water, though, I think now is a good time to talk about