Superman Returns in Man Of Steel Man Of Steel has a massive amount of expectations behind it. Zac Snyder as director and Christopher Nolan as producer, not to mention the long list of award-winning actors. This film is a re-introduction of the Superman Mythos to a new generation of movie goers and the general public. […]
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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
The Black Bat #1 Review A high end defense lawyer for the mob loses sight of whats right, then literally loses his eyes to the mob. Given a second chance with high tech eyeballs from a mysterious group, he’s now a vigilante for the good of the city, and driven by revenge. Dynamite Comics has
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A few days ago I got to attend the screening for Iron Man 3 thanks to being an employee of Cosmic Comics! As I was leaving the theatre I heard the inevitable “It was nothing like the comics” which I admittedly have no bias to since I never really read much into the Iron Man mythos.
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The Dork Knight’s Iron Man 3 Review Good morning Internet! The Dork Knight has returned for another comic book movie review. This time, your dorky do-gooder got to see Iron Man 3 thanks to the awesome folks at Cosmic Comics! I was even fortunate enough to take Number One (my oldest son) with me too, but before
Jupiter’s Legacy #1 Review In the wake of the great depression, a group of friends under the direction of Sheldon Sampson sail to an uncharted island where they mysteriously gain super powers. Their super hero bloodline continues through generations, but some believe, just because one’s born with powers, does not obligate one to use them.
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Ted McKeever’s Miniature Jesus Review Do I dare give you a synopsis of this first issue? I wish I could, but I really can’t, since I have no effing clue what’s going on in this book. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I can only speculate that the recovering alcoholic and all around shady gentleman
Batman Li’l Gotham #1 Review In Batman Li’l Gotham, Batman and Damian (yes, he lives in this universe) protect Gotham against waves of kids on Halloween night. The pint sized villains of Gotham are more interested in the tricks than treats. The comic book industry isn’t lacking “younger” books, but I think they’re lacking quality
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Guardians of the Galaxy #1 Review Hopefully you got a chance to read last months Guardians of the Galaxy 0.1, to help introduce Peter Quill, the Star-Lord of Spartax, and his relationship with his father, the King of the Spartax Planetary system. I’ll fill you in with a little juicy gossip, their relationship isn’t all
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