Miracleman #1 Review Miracleman #1 has been in the works since the Golden Age of comics, back in the good ol’ 1950’s. Marvel Comics recently decided to publish this book in honor of it’s creator, the late Mick Anglo. You may not recognize the name, but this British book has influenced many of the comics […]
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Black Widow #1 review What more can be said than the title of this review. Phil f..king Noto. Holy gawd does that man slay it. I was looking at every page, engaged in every scene, taken back by the contrasting colors chosen, just in awe at what I was seeing. With all that being said,
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Before I jump into why you would want to read Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure, let me just state that this book is very, very steampunk. Very steampunk, almost Legen…wait for it…Derry. httpvh://youtu.be/8Ijk3nepXmM You had to know that was coming. Ok, back to the review at hand, I don’t like steampunk. I actually think it’s pretty
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The newest Marvel Knights series have been very enjoyable. X-Men went into the dirty south and found much more than what they were looking for, and Spider-Man ended up being one of favorite comics of the year, not that I had higher expectations of MK Hulk, but the pressure was definitely on for it to
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Terminator is a beloved franchise of mine, I’m a fan of the first two original films, and the Christian Bale movie of this books same name was also pretty good (that’s Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle for those that don’t know the name of this newest Terminator book from Dark Horse), so I expect anything
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First off we’ve got another Marvel Knights for you. Marvel Knights X-Men if the title of the post didn’t spoil that one for you. MK X-Men distances itself from the larger portion of the Marvel universe, but still maintains the “searching for new mutants” story arc. Wolverine, Kitty, and Rogue are perfect for this book,
Marvel Knights X-Men and the US Luge team on Valiant’s Unity. This weeks reviews. Read More »
I’m not spoiling anything for you here, Nightcrawler is still dead, and by the wraparound cover you can see he’s clearly swashbuckling. Amazing X-Men has its first five part series starring everyone’s favorite blue teleporting demon guy, Nightcrawler. I know he’s been my favorite blue teleporting demon guy since the X-Men Arcade game. How could
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Damian Son of Batman #1 of 4 Review It was inevitable, the death that shocked the DC universe couldn’t last longer than half a year. All be it this is a mini series, set in whatever timeline it wants to be in, the fact that DC couldn’t help themselves from cashing in on Damian’s death
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Velvet #1 Review Spy books are difficult to pull off. I only say this because I can’t think of any off the top of my head besides Mark Millar’s Secret Service, which I did thoroughly enjoy. But if anyone has a handle of this tricky genre, it would be none other than the noir master
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Superman/Wonder Woman #1 Review The hottest new secret super couple to finally make kissie kissie on each other join forces and possibly discover mixing business with pleasure rarely ends on a positive note. Superman/Wonder Woman is also another team up book that involves Superman with another hot super hero. Villain month is over, and when
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Marvel Knights Spider-Man #1 of 5 I’m going to come right out and say it, spoiler, this book is legit. I absolutely loved it. It’s exactly what a Marvel Knights should be, dark and harrowing, pushing its hero to the limits. The beginning of the book faltered for about two pages, I think we’re all
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Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, sticking exclusively to DC, or salivating over all of the start-up indie books, you’ve probably noticed the Marvel universe is in shambles. Marvel as a company isn’t in dire straights like it was in the nineties, but rather the actual universe has been spiraling out of control since
Battle of the Atom. Time is fragile. Read More »
