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The Flash The Man Who Saved Central City

Five Thoughts on The Flash’s “The Man Who Saved Central City” [Review]

By Brian Salvatore | Oct 7, 2015 | Reviews

This was as jam packed of an episode of The Flash as we’ve seen thus far, and it did one hell of a job setting up season two. Be warned that spoilers follow. 1. Six Months Later The show decided that, rather than show the immediate fallout from the singularity opening up, it would be […]

Star Wars Rebels

‘Star Wars: Rebels’ Sparked The Fires Of Rebellion In Season One [Review]

By Alice W. Castle | Oct 6, 2015 | Reviews

Like many fans of Star Wars, the experience of watching the Prequel Trilogy soured me on the saga in many ways. I found my enthusiasm for the franchise had really waned, which is something that might be surprising seeing as one of the three things I constantly talk about nowadays is Star Wars. One of […]

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Marvel Gives Us a Tease of the Post-Secret Wars World in “Avengers #0” & “All-New All-Different Point One” [Review]

By Ken Godberson III | Oct 6, 2015 | Reviews

In the end, Everything Dies. It must, because nothing could be reborn. “Secret Wars” has come and gone (or would have! Bwark Bwark Scheduling!) and now we enter the brave new world. Avengers #0 Written by Mark Waid, James Robinson, Al Ewing, G. Willow Wilson, Gerry Duggan Illustrated by Mahamud Asrar, Leonard Kirk, Gerardo Sandoval, […]

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It’s Evil vs. Evil with the Face of Good in “KFC: The Colonel of Two Worlds” [Review]

By Ken Godberson III | Oct 6, 2015 | Reviews

So, a crossover between the Fastest Man Alive and that Fast Food Spokesman that was played by Norm Macdonald in those awkward commercials. I’ve heard of worse ones. So, is it a harmless romp or does it fill you with indigestion and shame? Written by Shaine Edwards & Tony Bedard Illustrated by Tom Derenick I […]

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When Marvel Went Weird – “Omega the Unknown” [Review]

By Matthew Garcia | Oct 6, 2015 | Reviews

Originally published from 2007 to 2008, “Omega the Unknown” came from a period of time when corporate superhero comic companies were looking beyond their usual rosters for writers, artists, and other creators to help contribute to their universes. Following his success on The Fortress of Solitude, Marvel asked Jonathan Lethem to write a comic, and […]

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Tag Along with “Pablo and Jane and the Hot Air Contraption” [Review]

By Matthew Garcia | Oct 5, 2015 | Reviews

From “Adventures of a Japanese Businessman” to his story opening “Island” #3, José Domingo has started to make himself for intricate page designs and an engaging style. He brings all that to the table with the delightful and buoyant activity comic “Pablo and Jane and the Hot Air Contraption,” from Flying Eye Books, an imprint […]

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Wrapping Wednesday: Micro Reviews for the Week of 9/30/15

By Multiversity Staff | Oct 5, 2015 | Reviews

There is a lot to cover on Wednesdays. We should know, as collectively, we read an insane amount of comics. Even with a large review staff, it’s hard to get to everything. With that in mind, we’re back with Wrapping Wednesday, where we look at some of the books we missed in what was another […]

Doctor Who Under the Lake

Five Thoughts on Doctor Who’s “Under the Lake” [Review]

By Ken Godberson III | Oct 4, 2015 | Reviews

Trapped in a drilling station deep underwater, the Doctor and Clara go on another adventure. But as the night comes in, so come out the ghosts. So how does it stand? Warning: spoilers. 1. Stock “Alien” Crew By “alien” I don’t mean just stock dudes in green suit. I mean the archetypes of Sci-Fi horror […]

Self-Obsessed OGN

Obsession For Comics: “Self-Obsessed” [Review]

By Kevin McConnell | Oct 2, 2015 | Reviews

A heartfelt and introspective masterpiece from one of comic’s true rising stars. Written & Illustrated by Sina Grace Cartoonist SINA GRACE returns to his roots with his most personal and intimate work since the 2012 charmer, NOT MY BAG. Taking over a decade’s worth of rarely-seen strips, drawings, and essays, presented alongside a slew of all-new […]

Book of Death: Harbinger #1

Dysart’s Harbinger Saga Reaches It’s Conclusion in “Book of Death: Fall of Harbinger #1” [Review]

By Ken Godberson III | Oct 2, 2015 | Reviews

The months turned into years and the years turned into centuries. At the end of the line, Peter Stanchek and Toyo Harada have their final confrontation. Be warned, ye readers, there will be spoilers abound. Written by Joshua Dysart Illustrated by Kano A showdown. An apocalypse. An ending. Many years from today, Peter Stanchek, the […]

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Bruce Wayne Stars in the Psychologically Suspenseful “Batman Annual” #4 [Review]

By Keith Dooley | Oct 2, 2015 | Reviews

With Bruce Wayne an amnesiac as a result of events that transpired at the conclusion of the “Endgame” storyline, “Batman Annual” #4 explores the life of a man who has forgotten his colorful past. Writer James Tynion IV, artist Roge Antonio, and colorist Dave McCaig tell an exciting and thought-provoking story that explores the man […]

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A Dark and Stormy Nightmare – “Sandman Overture” #6 [Review]

By Matthew Garcia | Oct 2, 2015 | Reviews

Taking almost two years from start to finish, Neil Gaiman’s prequel to one of the greatest comic series of all time finally reaches its end. Boosted by staggering artwork from J. H. Williams III and his crew of Dave Stewart and Todd Klein, “Sandman Overture” has been something really cool to see. Everyone involved obviously […]

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“Infinite Loop” #6 Looks to the Past to Offer Hope for the Future [Review]

By Stephenson Ardern-Sodje | Oct 2, 2015 | Reviews

Colinet and Charretier helter-skelter tumble through gender, sexuality, space, and time wraps on a hopeful high note. Written by Pierrick Colinet Illustrated by Elsa Charretier The Anomalies’ storage facility is under siege, and the clock is ticking for Teddy. She has to make her final choice. Will she run away and save herself, or put everything […]

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“New Suicide Squad Annual” #1, Actually More Of The Same Old [Review]

By James Johnston | Oct 1, 2015 | Reviews

“New Suicide Squad Annual” wraps up the “Monsters” arc while offering up seeds for future storylines. Will it make you want to stick around to see those seeds come to fruition? Read our review below and beware of spoilers. Written by Sean Ryan Illustrated by Philippe Brionnes The “Monsters” storyline concludes in epic fashion when […]

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Dreams Are Totally Outrageous in “Jem And The Holograms: Outrageous Annual” #1 [Review]

By Jess Camacho | Oct 1, 2015 | Reviews

One of this year’s most fun new series gets its first annual this week. “Jem And The Holograms Outrageous Annual” #1 is a joyful and beautiful extra sized issue that fans of this series cannot pass up. Read on for our review but be warned, there are some spoilers. Written by Kelly Thompson Illustrated Sophie […]

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Multiversity Manga Club: Have Fun Being a Hero in “One-Punch Man” [Review]

By Zach Wilkerson | Oct 1, 2015 | Columns, Reviews

From “One Piece” to “One-Punch,” our Manga Club moves right along. When I set out to review “One-Punch Man,” I planned on only tackling the first volume. However, upon finishing the first volume I immediately bolted to my local bookstore of choice to pick up volume 2. Rarely has a book so compelled me to […]

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Pick Of The Week: “From Under Mountains” #1 Is As Obtuse As It Is Gorgeous [Review]

By Alice W. Castle | Oct 1, 2015 | Reviews

The fantastic world created in “8House” gets an expansion as Marian Churchland, Claire Gibson and Sloane Leong explore the lives, desires and deaths of the kingdom of Karsgate. Prepare for a gorgeous trip into a world unlike any other that you’ll see in a comic on the shelves today in “From Under Mountains” #1. Check […]

Five Thoughts on Vixen, Season One [Review]

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 30, 2015 | Reviews

Yesterday, the first season of Vixen, the CW Seed’s animated series, wrapped up after six episodes, each running approximately five minutes in length. Each episode didn’t exactly have enough to chew on for a review, but the first season did introduce some interesting elements, as well as set the stage for future expansion of the […]

Marvel's Agents of SHIELD Laws of Nature

Five Thoughts on Agents of SHIELD’S “Laws of Nature” [Review]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Sep 30, 2015 | Reviews

Agents of S-Period-H-Period-I-Period-E-Period-L-Period-D-Period is back, and it’s time to get secretive, warrior-esque and inhuman all up in your Wednesday mornings. Join me every week as we chronicle the latest season of SHIELD, which has received such previous rave reviews from myself as, “Entertaining!”, “Inconsistent!”, and “Okay, fine, Brian, I’ll write about SHIELD for the site […]

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“Luthor” Brings Depth To The Man Of Steel’s Greatest Foe [Review]

By Alice W. Castle | Sep 29, 2015 | Reviews

It’s been kind of a running gag here on Multiversity Comics that I am the resident Superman fanatic. It’s born out of the fact that Superman is in fact my favourite comics character of all time. Still, as much as I love the Big Blue Boyscout, I also have a certain affinity for one of […]

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A Personal Journey Through a Love of Music in “101 Artists to Listen to Before You Die” [Review]

By Brian Salvatore | Sep 28, 2015 | Reviews

Reading an autobiographical work is always a bit uncomfortable, as we are getting an incredibly intimate look at the life of a creator. While “101 Artist to Listen to Before You Die” (from Nobrow Books) isn’t exactly soul-searching in the way that many books are, there is something about the text that still feels revealing […]

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