Young Hellboy: The Hidden Land #3 Review
Nick Devonald
Writers: Mike Mignola & Thomas Sniegoski
Artist: Craig Rousseau
Colours: Dave Stewart
Letters: Clem Rob
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Wonder Woman #771 Review
Carlos R.
Afterworlds Part 2
Written by: Michael W. Conrad & Becky Cloonan
Art by: Travis Moore
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Rorschach #7 Review
James Caudill
“I’m not a scientist. I make comics.”--Rorschach
Tom King: Writer
Jorge Fornés: Interior and Cover Artist
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Star Wars: The High Republic #4 Review
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Writer: Cavan Scott
Artist: Ario Anindito
Letterer: Ariana Maher
Publisher: Marvel
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The Silver Coin #1 Review
Carlos R.
Written by: Chip Zdarsky
Lines, Colors, and Letters by: Michael Walsh
Publisher: Image Comics
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Seven Secrets #7 Review
James Caudill
“I swam toward an island through an ocean of stars.”--Caspar
Written by: Tom Taylor
Illustrated by: Daniele Di Nicuolo
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Project Patron #1 Review
James Caudill
“Hold on, Folks...and don’t mind the flames.”--Patron
Steve Orlando: Writer
Patrick Piazzalunga: Artist
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Marauders #19 Review
Ryan.L
Writer: Gerry Duggan
Artist: Stefano Caselli
Colorist: Edgar Delgado
Publisher: Marvel Comics
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Excalibur #20 Review
Ryan.L
Writer: Tini Howard
Artist: Marcus To
Colorist: Erick Arciniega
Publisher: Marvel Comics
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James Bond: Agent of Spectre #2 Review
James Caudill
“I realize it’s a bit of a sticky wicket.”--007
Writer: Christos Gage
Artist: Luca Casalanguida
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Geiger #1 Review
James Caudill
“What I wouldn’t give for a new book”--Geiger
Geoff Johns & Gary Frank: Storytellers
Brad Anderson: Colorist
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Runaways #35 Review
Charles Martin
Writer: Rainbow Rowell
Artist: Andrés Genolet
Colourist: Dee Cunniffe
Letterer: Joe Caramagna
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On the subject of villains this month (or as we wrap up the end of the month, really), let’s go a little ways back to 1963, Uncanny X-Men #4 where not only do the X-Men finally battle face to face with Magneto himself (one of Marvel’s most
notorious villains) we also catch a glimpse of the less than notorious (but well known anyways) villain -
What makes the hero the hero? A hero is most commonly defined as one who steps up in the face of adversity and does the right thing. In the -
1. Infinity #12. Superman Unchained #3
3. Batman #23
4. Justice League #23
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September is Villains Month at DC Comics. We're about to stuff ourselves so full of villainy, we'll have to puke. And how better to celebrate than by going over a list of my five favorite Justice League villains ever!?
Okay, they're not my favorites. Well. They are. But all of them are my favorites. Except for Gorilla
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Thanos is a character that has gone through so much pain and misery. He is a charismatic brute that ruins almost everything that he touches. The Mad Titan does not rest until he gets exactly what he wants. He is a character that was created via Jim Starlin, the writer revealed that he was a different take on the popular DC rogue known as Darkseid. It is remarkable that at this moment in popular -
With Angel and Faith coming to its final issue tomorrow (August 28th, 2013), here’s an overall look at the series, celebrating everything it did well on and what made it such a good series.
5. It does the Buffyverse justice.
For any fan of Joss Whedon and the entire world that he’s created along with the rest of the creative team who helped him build the world of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel & Faith remains -
1. Superman Unchained #22. Batman #22
3. Guardians of the Galaxy #5
4. Justice LEague #22
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Saturday night the zombie parade was in full swing. Previously the event was held by AMC in support of The Walking Dead television show. There were a few detractors of this year's event, who claimed it was not as strong without the support of the major company. The parade was more than slightly disorganized this year as people were walking in all directions of the street. The zombies were
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After going to San Diego Comic-Con for nearly six years in a row, I expected not to be impressed at my first day of the overcrowded show. While my results were fairly mixed on this first Thursday I just attended, there was still some fun to be had. First and foremost it needs to be said that this is a horrific show for any kind of shopping experience, except for toys as for some reason -
There she was. Amy Chu: co-founder of Alpha Girl Comics. Smiling and chatting amiably amongst her neighbours and fans at the Toronto Comic Con. I walked by her setup a few times only to get the case of the butterflies every time I passed but eventually I racked up the courage to approach her. Smart, down to earth and passionate - her demeanour was comforting. Sitting on her left was talented
