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“Punks Not Dead” #2

By Gustavo S Lodi | Mar 22, 2018 | Reviews

“Punks Not Dead,” the adventures of punk ghost, Sid, and Fergie, the nerdy boy to whom he gets attached to, continues on issue #2 as the pair starts to get used to living bound to one another. But do a time-displaced punk, an awkward young lad and the twisted agents giving chase provide for some […]

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“Lucy Dreaming” #1

By Matt Lune | Mar 22, 2018 | Reviews

Join Lucy in a world of pure imagination in the new series from Boom! Studios. Read on for our review of “Lucy Dreaming” #1, which contains mild spoilers. Written by Max Bemis Illustrated by Michael Dialynas Lettered by Colin Bell Max Bemis (Moon Knight writer and lead singer of Say Anything) and Michael Dialynas (The […]

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“Cave Carson Has An Interstellar Eye” #1

By Alexander Jones | Mar 22, 2018 | Reviews

With the ‘Milk Wars’ crossover finally in the dust, DC Comics is revising the Young Animal line featuring familiar comic books with new names. Caver Carson is joining in on the fun with a brand new name for his title dubbed “Cave Carson Has An Interstellar Eye.” Will the title take on a new direction […]

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Pick of the Week: “Descender” #28

By Matt Sadowski | Mar 22, 2018 | Pick of the Week, Reviews

A recording from millennia ago has far-reaching consequences for Tim-21 and justifies the machines’ destructive mission. The end feels closer than ever before on “Descender.” As per usual, our review will contain spoilers. Written by Jeff Lemire Illustrated by Dustin Nguyen Lettered by Steve Wands “OLD WORLDS,” Part Two The origins of the Harvesters are […]

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“Queen & Country” Definitive Edition Volume 1

By Jonathan O'Neal | Mar 20, 2018 | Reviews

“Queen & Country” film adaptations have spent the last decade in development hell. With the recent news that Ridley Scott is in talks to direct an adaptation of Greg Rucka’s spy opus at 20th Century Fox, it seems like a good time to revisit a modern comic book classic. Written by Greg Rucka Illustrated by […]

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“The Beatles Story”

By Brian Salvatore | Mar 20, 2018 | Reviews

I’m not alone in loving, nay, being obsessed with the Beatles. Their music was the soundtrack of my youth, due to my parents loving them, and it is now the soundtrack of my kids’ early years as well. When I saw that Rebellion was looking to reprint “The Beatles Story,” the first graphic telling of […]

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“Tales from the Age of the Cobra”

By Forrest Sayrs | Mar 19, 2018 | Reviews

“Tales from the Age of the Cobra” might be one of the most beautiful books I’ve come across since I started writing for Multiversity. It is a stunning masterclass in the use of color, as well as succeeding by almost every other measure of sequential art. While the pulpy Sinbad-inspired narrative does feel a little […]

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Advance Review: “The Ballad of Halo Jones,” Volume 1 (New Edition)

By Tom Shapira | Mar 19, 2018 | Reviews

There’s always a sense of dread when a new version of a classic is announced. Why spoil something that’s proven to work? So the when a new, colored, edition of the beloved 2000AD science fiction tale by Alan Moore was announced I was skeptic. But “The Ballad of Halo Jones” proves to be a grand […]

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Wrapping Wednesday: Micro Reviews for the Week of 3/14/18

By Multiversity Staff | Mar 19, 2018 | 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 […]

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“Vampironica” #1

By Jonathan O'Neal | Mar 16, 2018 | Reviews

There’s a scene in the 1997 Kevin Smith film Chasing Amy where a homosexual comic book creator posing as a black militant in order to better sell his books suggests Archie and Jughead have always been in a romantic relationship. The joke works because the person he’s trying to convince insists on the fun-loving, wholesome, […]

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“Come Into Me” #1

By Matt Sadowski | Mar 16, 2018 | Reviews

Feeling depressed, isolated, or disconnected from your peers? Is your body no longer a suitable vessel for your mind? Continue reading our review to see if inBeing is right for you. But beware, reading reviews can result in seeing spoilers, an unpleasant side effect easily preventable by consuming the comic first. Written by Zac Thompson […]

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“Infidel” #1

By Rowan Grover | Mar 16, 2018 | Reviews

“Infidel” #1 was a title I went in blind on. Having a solid creative team, and interesting premise while looking different enough from most other books on the stand, I was intrigued enough to check it out. What I know now is that “Infidel” #1 is gripping and extremely relevant to the world we live […]

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“Secret Weapons: Owen’s Story” #0

By Elias Rosner | Mar 16, 2018 | Reviews

Valiant’s “Secret Weapons” mini-series may have come and gone but that doesn’t mean we’re done with them just yet. In this one-shot, Owen returns to give us a rundown of the items of his garage sale. Yeah, not my idea of an exciting issue either but hey, if it works to get me invested in […]

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“Betrothed” #1

By Reed Hinckley-Barnes | Mar 16, 2018 | Reviews

A pair of orphans, Kieron and Tamara, are about to turn 18. Unbeknownst to them, they are heirs to a pair of warring factions from other dimensions and they must either be married or kill each other. In “Betrothed” #1 Sean Lewis and Steve Uy try to create a story that is equal parts “Saga” […]

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“Sideways” #2

By Alexander Jones | Mar 15, 2018 | Reviews

DC’s ‘New Age of Heroes’ line is one of the most baffling additions to the publisher’s huge expansion into different spaces and ideas. The initiative serves as a platform for the different artists in comics to explore new characters, ideas, and concepts. While most ideas spinning out of the line have failed to find their […]

“Sleepless” #4

By Michael Mazzacane | Mar 15, 2018 | Reviews

The tournament is over, which means it is time for feast! Stuck at separate ends of the room how will Poppy and Cyrenic survive the night? Written by Sarah Vaughn Illustrated by Leila del Duca Colored by Alissa Sallah and Gabe Fischer Lettered by Deron Bennett After the tournament, Poppy and Cyrenic are pulled in […]

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“Mister Miracle” #7

By Gregory Ellner | Mar 15, 2018 | Reviews

Tom King and Mitch Gerads put the New Genesis/Apokolips war on hold to delve into a far more grounded conflict, one bereft of any actual combat whatsoever. Written by Tom King Illustrated and Colored by Mitch Gerads Lettered by Clayton Cowles Mister Miracle and Big Barda are in a panic. The war with Apokolips isn’t […]

“New Mutants: Dead Souls” #1

By Jaina Hill | Mar 15, 2018 | Reviews

After a brief window with only a few X-Men series, we’re back to the good old days of a dozen plus titles. This latest series distinguishes itself with a subtitle, and thus a promise to be self-contained. As it happens, that’s a really good thing. “New Mutants: Dead Souls” doesn’t establish itself as the thrilling […]

“Dry County” #1

By Matt Lune | Mar 15, 2018 | Reviews

Explore Lou Rossi’s world in the neon-drenched streets of Miami in this new crime noir from Rich Tommaso. Read on for our review, which contains minor spoilers Written and Illustrated by Rich Tommaso RICH TOMMASO is taking a short hiatus on SPY SEAL and releasing a new crime series in the meantime, one set in […]

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Pick of the Week: “Eternity Girl” #1

By Gustavo S Lodi | Mar 15, 2018 | Pick of the Week, Reviews

“Eternity Girl” is the first series to launch under the ‘Young Animals’ line after the conclusion of the ‘Milk Wars’ crossover. Editorially, all series under the publishing line promise an even stranger set of concepts, characters, and situations. But does the introduction of Caroline Sharp truly stand out or is it a rehash of past […]

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“Why Art?”

By Edward Haynes | Mar 12, 2018 | Reviews

“Why Art?” Eleanor Davis asks us, before giving her response to that multi-faceted two-word question, she asks us. Why art? Why make art? Why consume art? Why is art the way it is? Why think about art? Why art? Davis’s response is just as multi-faceted the question is. Taking us on an intimate, thoughtful, and […]

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