Forever Evil #1 What is evil? What is ultimately good? Can there be absolute evil without good? These were all questions that ran through my head as I read through the pages of DC Comics new Forever Evil book from Geoff Johns. Divulging too much into the stories plot would reveal huge spoilers, so just […]
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Infinity Review Part One of Six The massive event I think every Marvel fan has been waiting for is finally here, and it’s a doozy. So giant that it encompasses essentially the entire Marvel galaxies. Nothing is safe, nothing is sacred, and Thanos has big plans for Earth’s mighty Avengers. Let’s just start and point
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Guardians of the Galaxy #5 The Guardians have been busy, busy enough that they didn’t need the added troubles from space and time being ripped apart. Really, they have no idea it even happened. So what we’ve learned from Age of Ultron #10 and Hunger #1 is that meddling with the space time continuum is
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Age of Ultron: Aftermath Hunger #1 Brian Michael Bendis and Marvel Comics love their post conflict story arcs. Avengers vs X-Men had theirs, which is still ongoing, and off in the distant universe Age of Ultron is now getting one. Hunger isn’t as hard hitting as both the stories listed above, but then again, post
Batman ’66 #1 Review ‘ Mirth From Above’ The newest classic series for Batman could be one of my favorite newest series from DC Comics yet. Possibly because I’m a big fan of the classic Batman TV show, yes the same one this book is inspired by. In Batman ’66 #1 the Batman and his
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Batman/Superman #1 Review “Crossworld” Wow, two good Superman books this month? Hot on the heals of Superman Unchained, another Superman book lands, this time with everyone’s favorite bat character. DC must really be tired of tossing out small books that no one wants to read and throwing in the heavy hitters that everyone cares about. This
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The Extinction Parade #1 Review Max Brooks‘ highly anticipated comic from Avatar is finally here, but was it worth the wait? Max Brooks for those that aren’t familiar is the man that helped you survive the zombie apocalypse with The Zombie Survival Guide and helped fashion Brad Pitt’s new zombie flick with his New York
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Superman Unchained #1 Review Has the U.S. government secretly created their own Superman? Or has Lex Luther created his very own “Man of Steel”? Could I continue to ask questions without giving away any spoilers? Not really, so let’s just cut the synopsis short on this one. The brand spanking new Superman Unchained from the
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The Wake #1 A distressing sight from the future, mythical creatures, and mysteries of the darkest and uncharted depths of the ocean. Scott Snyder’s The Wake explores all of these subjects. Let’s just keep a lot of the first issue of The Wake a secret, let’s not spoil some very interesting and tasty surprises for everyone
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The Bounce #1 Review You’re Image Comics, you’re publishing tons of underrated books that sell out before they even hit shelves. What’s your next step? Let Joe Casey write a book about a hero who bounces off of walls, of course. Okay, so that doesn’t sound so awesome, but when Casey shoots out an already
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Battlestar Galactica #1 Review Honesty time, I have never seen nor read anything Battlestar Galactica before. I didn’t jump on the hype bandwagon when the reboot tv show was exploding through the nerd circles, and I didn’t even stop and try the original 1978 series. So, I’m essentially running into this sci fi series blind.
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X #1 Review “Fight or Flight” Who is X? Is he good? Is he bad? Is he even sane? These are the questions freelance journalist Leigh Ferguson is trying to answer, and now she’ll have her chance after the masked vigilante is dropped right into her lap. Dark Horse Comics has brought back the merciless
