Black Widow (2020) Review If you’ve been reading my reviews long enough, one I thank you but, two you’ll know I love to be surprised by good books. I’m not saying cliffhangers or plot twists, I mean casually checking out books on the shelves and having one totally catch me off guard by just how […]
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August 12th Reviews: “Big Girls” and “Seven Secrets” Another week and another twofer review. Aren’t you a lucky one. Maybe the big two publishers pumping out Metal and Empyre aren’t enough for you. Indulge your inner hipster and step out of the mainstream into these two indies this week. Big Girls and Seven Secrets. Big
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NCBD August 5th Reviews: Fire Power & Alien: The Original Screenplay Oof, it’s been a while since our last review hasn’t it? There’s been some great titles week in and week out like That Texas Blood, DC Death Metal, and even Empyre was a surprise. But nothing was really hopping off the shelves and popping
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Wynd #1 Review Wynd #1 from BOOM! Studios kind of just popped up on racks this week. Previewed as a trade scheduled to arrive later this year, BOOM! thought it was time to give comic readers some much needed solace from everything around the world and surprise us with a very good original new series.
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Decorum #1 Review Does Jonathan Hickman sleep? How does he find the time to write all of these deep books? His new X-Men book has taken the mutant team to a higher level of storytelling that we haven’t seen since Bendis (I’m partial to his series but there’s arguments for Morrison’s New X-Men or naturally
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Join The Future #1 Review The future is now and it’s brighter and better than ever. In megacity USA enjoy organic fruits and vegetables, health care, basic income, and sporting events, all free and at your fingertips. It’s the future and they want you to join. In Join The Future the idea of a megacity
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Falcon & Winter Soldier #1 Review As the buzz about the Falcon and Winter Soldier TV series continue to fly around the interwebs since comic con, Marvel quietly released a 5 part mini series. So quietly in fact that Cosmic Comics! got about 40 issues they didn’t even order. So what do I get to
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Alienated #1 Review Alienated #1 from BOOM! Studios is coming in hot right after highly acclaimed Once and Future and Something is Killing the Children. I’ve always found these indie reads refreshing, something Image has been doing for years while smaller publishers like BOOM! and Aftershock are really beginning to hit their stride. In Alienated
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Star #1 Review The Avengers films end with a snap of the fingers and the destruction of the infinity stones. Those pesky rocks have been reeking havoc all over the Marvel Universe for years. They always seem to be getting lost or falling into the wrong hands, and in some rare cases few people become
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DC Hill House Comics Review DC has been pushing its Black Label side of comics pretty hard over the past year. Even bringing previously non Black Labels such as Batman: The White Knight under the new title. The DC Hill House Comics however are put into an even darker subset, a category dedicated to horror.
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20XX #1 Review 20XX is a hot little indie book from Image Comics written by Jonathan Luna (Alex + Ada) and newcomer Lauren Keely. There was already a buzz around Cosmic Comics before I even picked it up for review. Luna’s Alex + Ada had left quite the impression around the shop and everyone seemed
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Far Sector #1 Review Alrighty kiddos, we’ve moved on from the X book reviews. Feels like it’s been a long time since we reviewed some DC books amirite? At least one that doesn’t include Batman or Superman anyway. Although I’m enjoying the hell out of Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olson. Happy to say some Green Lantern
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