For a comic geared for the yonder demographic, Captain Action Cat #2 is surprisingly full of content. I’d dare to say that it gives readers a deeper and more satisfying read than many major...
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Big Trouble In Little China #1 Review
The times that a book makes me laugh out loud are few and far between, so it’s an impressive feat when Big Trouble In Little China #1 manages to do it several times. It’s...
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Amazing X-Men Annual #1 Review
Our past has a way of haunting us, even if that past may not be what it seems. Amazing X-Men Annual #1 wastes little time getting things in gear. Monty Nero weaves a tale...
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BATMAN ‘66 MEETS THE GREEN HORNET #1 Review
The original Batman television show from the 60s holds a special place in my heart. When I was a child we didn’t have a great deal of, well, anything when we immigrated to the...
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Superman #31 Review
Let me start this review by saying how rare it is to see a cover for a comic book that actually depicts something that happens within its pages. I can’t remember the last time...
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Star Wars Rebel Heist #2 Review
Princess Leia Organa is a woman of many hats. She has played the princess, the politician, the spy, the rebel and the warrior over the course of not only the films, but in the...
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Trees #1 Review
What if there were intelligent life in the universe? What if they did not recognize us as intelligent, or even alive? Trees #1 by Warren Ellis and Image Comics has the potential to be destined...
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Nightwing #30 Review
All good things must come to an end, but even in death, new life emerges. Nightwing #30 is as much a beginning as it is an end to a much-loved New 52 series. Right...
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Red Hood And The Outlaws #31 Review
I need to preface this review by saying I am a huge fan of Red Hood And The Outlaws. The book (along with the New 52) was one of the reasons that I jumped...
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Star Wars: Darth Maul – Son of Dathomir #1 Review
Jeremy Barlow does the impossible with Star Wars: Darth Maul – Son of Dathomir #1; makes me enjoy a character that had no reason for being alive in any Star Wars continuity. My disdain...
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Deadpool Annual #2 Review
I wouldn’t mind seeing Deadpool don the spider-suit more often. Can anybody say, team-up series! A comically cute baby Deadpool open up our tale expunging on his and Spider-Mans back stories in a way...
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Justice League #30 Review
Justice League #30 opens with a bang, literally. We are treated to a brig meeting with what remains of the Secret Society (their name emblazoned on their meeting table) listing who they will destroy...
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