Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #1 Review Deadpool has been popular as of late, well hell, he’s always been quite popular. Who doesn’t like a wise cracking assassin with regeneration powers? In Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #1, Deadpool takes his fame one step over the edge, prepare for the slaughter. The Watcher sees all, and […]
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Debris #1 Review The post-apocalyptic book from Image and Shadowline Productions has taken a tried and true formula and created an unexpected engrossing world in Debris #1. Believe the hype, Debris is a book you wont want to miss. In Debris #1 there is no life outside the walls of the tribes village. The tribe survives by pumping water from the dry
Wonderland #1 Review “The following story takes place after the events of The Dream Easter Saga #4 and Wonderland 2012 Annual” Take note of that first quote. I personally have never read any of the Wonderland works from Zenescope, of course the perky, scantly clad women on every cover always catch my eye and are
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X-Treme X-Men #1 Review A revamped series brought back from the dead, X-Treme X-Men #1 is the first issue since it’s hiatus in 2004. Greg Pak and Stephen Segovia have written a book full of so many X-Men multiverses it’ll make your head spin. Don’t worry though, it has Dazzler in it. In X-Treme X-Men
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Wolverine #310 Sabertooth Reborn Review “Chapter One: Out of the Darkness” Oh it’s good to be back reading ol’ Wolverine again. Here’s some history Wolverine #310 want’s you to know. Wolverine and Sabertooth aren’t friends. Wolverine finally defeats and kills Sabertooth with a katana in Wolverine Vol. 3 #55. The end; or is it? In
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Captain Marvel #1 Review Captain Marvel has returned! But I don’t think you’ll recognize him, or her, because an unmasked and clean cut Ms. Marvel has appeared in his place. The costume may be the same, but the attitude has changed. Carol Danvers is in a position of struggle. Her new status as Captain Marvel
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Avengers vs X-Men AvX #8 Review “The Destruction of Wakanda by King Namor of Atlantis” In the 8th round of fighting between the Phoenix Five and the Avengers, the Avengers are still struggling to simply stay alive against the seemingly unstoppable power of the Phoenix. The Avengers have reverted to smoke and mirror tactics, but with the
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Batman The Long Halloween Review In a mere week people will be flocking to the theaters to see Christopher Nolan’s final Batman epic, The Dark Knight Rises. His influences have been blatantly stated in the 2006 print of The Long Halloween. In a conversation between Nolan and David S. Goyer in 2006 before the principal
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Space Punisher #1 Review “In space, no one can hear you die!” Slogan please: One man’s quest for VENGEANCE across a galaxy different than our own! Have you ever wanted the Punisher to fight intergalactic crime across the galaxy with a robot sidekick and super cool future gadgets? No? Well too bad because Space Punisher
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Bloodshot #1 Review Valiant in their, well, valiant effort, have brought back one of their most popular books in hopes of taking back the attention of their old audience, and capturing a new audience in the process. Bloodshot has some hype coming out of the gate, but can it’s revamped first issue put it back
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Punk Rock Jesus #1 Review “Conception” Punk Rock Jesus #1 from Vertigo Comics can be taken as a politically controversial book, or a tongue in cheek jab at society and it’s not so distant bleak future. It’s message, which is assuming Sean Murphy intended there to be one, should spur some interesting and heated conversations. Whenever Christianity and
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The Crow #1 Review “Death is My Dojo” The Crow has returned, although I’m unsure if he ever really left, in the Death & Rebirth series from IDW. The Crow #1 has Jamie Osterberg, an American native, living in Tokyo and currently engaged to his love, Haruko Tatsumi. The unoriginal father disapproval follows. The whole
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