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“Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman” #27-28

By Kate Kosturski | Aug 24, 2022 | Reviews

At long last, Morpheus makes his decision on who shall receive the coveted key to Hell. Or does he? Hell will exist once more, but in a form much different than when we first saw it. Or will it? Written by Neil Gaiman Penciled by Kelley Jones Inked by Dick Giordano Colored by Daniel Vozzo […]

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“Who’s Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe” Vol. VIII

By Brian Salvatore | Aug 23, 2022 | Reviews

Welcome to our coverage of “Who’s Who!” For this summer, we’ll be focusing exclusively on the 26-issue 1985-1987 series, without any of the updates. Those will, hopefully, follow next year. First off, apologies for the inconsistent nature of this column. Due to both the time it takes to create and some chaos in my personal […]

The Webcomics Weekly #200: 200 Hundred Of These (8/23/2022 Edition)

By Multiversity Staff | Aug 23, 2022 | Reviews

The Webcomics Weekly is back in your life. For the 200th time! That is a lot of webcomics to wrangle and cover and more appearing every day. We’re going to be changing the format a little bit going forward since doing it the same way can get a little tedious after a while. What is […]

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Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero

By Robbie Pleasant | Aug 23, 2022 | Movies, Reviews

The Dragon Ball Super anime, movies, and manga have almost entirely focused on Goku and Vegeta, to the point where they’ve completely left the other characters behind in terms of plot and power level. But now, Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero turns the focus to other characters, primarily Gohan and Piccolo, letting us catch up […]

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“Codename: Sailor V” #9-16

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Aug 22, 2022 | Reviews

Welcome to today’s Summer Comics Binge of the “Sailor Moon” manga, concluding our look at the prequel “Codename: Sailor V.” Do Minako Aino and Artemis’s goofy adventures get more serious as they approach the timeframe of their operatic sister series? Yes, but only slightly: the second half introduces a Tuxedo Mask-esque love interest for Mina […]

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Some Kind of Suicide Squad: Suicide Squad (2016)

By Michael Mazzacane | Aug 21, 2022 | Reviews

I went to see Suicide Squad in theaters and haven’t sat down to watch it until now. Am I Damaged now? This time it was to watch the “Extended Cut”, a call back to the halcyon days of the late 90s-early 00s when printing a DVD was a license to print money incentivizing studios with […]

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“A-Next” #11

By Rowan Grover | Aug 20, 2022 | Reviews

The late nineties of superhero comics have always been such a fascinating wild west to me. I know so little about this period that is building off the industry’s most significant recession. With so few eyes drawn to it, it’s ripe for uncovering fascinating hidden gems or unreadable stinkers. This year I’ve dug up the […]

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“Batman: One Bad Day – The Riddler” #1

By Robbie Pleasant | Aug 19, 2022 | Reviews

The Joker once claimed that all it takes is “one bad day” to turn a man into him. That’s a claim that’s been debated and debunked frequently (even in “The Killing Joke” itself, when Gordon refused to break), but does it extend to Batman’s villains? Tom King and Mitch Gerads are setting out to explore […]

“Batman” #603-605

By Elias Rosner | Aug 19, 2022 | Reviews

‘Bruce Wayne - Fugitive’ comes to a startling conclusion in these chapters, mostly because I skipped 15 of the 18 chapters. And yet, I feel like I missed nothing. Funny how that is.

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“Avengers 1,000,000 BC” #1

By Gregory Ellner | Aug 19, 2022 | Reviews

Witness a new take on the origins of Thor and the dissolution of the Prehistoric Avengers in this intriguing one-shot! Written by Jason Aaron Illustrated by Kev Walker Colored by Dean White Lettered by Cory Petit THE SECRET ORIGIN OF THOR – REVEALED! They are the defenders of the dawn of time. Marvel’s first and […]

“Squadron Supreme” #11

By Chris Cole | Aug 18, 2022 | Reviews

As we dive into the penultimate issue of “Squadron Supreme,” I kind of regret not keeping a running total of Squadron members who left the team, either by death or choice. But turns out, I didn’t need to. Four members have resigned for moral reasons. Four members, including two rehabilitated (mechanically) villains, have died. And […]

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“Ms. Marvel & Moon Knight” #1

By Joe Skonce | Aug 18, 2022 | Reviews

There’s something that works about pairing a plucky teen hero with a dark, brooding vigilante loner. It’s the fun juxtaposition of fun enthusiasm of adolescent heroics against the jaded and world-weary life of a person who’s been doing this for a while (or, at the very least, has seen the darker side of the world.) […]

“Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman” #24-26

By Kate Kosturski | Aug 17, 2022 | Reviews

With Morpheus holding the literal and figurative key to hell, everyone from the spiritual plane descends on the Dreaming to gain audience with him and determine if he will keep Hell to himself or turn it over to a new leader. Written by Neil Gaiman Penciled by Kelley Jones Inked by P. Craig Russell Colored […]

“Space Story”

By Mel Lake | Aug 16, 2022 | Reviews

After being separated by chance and circumstances outside their control, a family desperately tries to reunite. This simple premise is at the heart of “Space Story” by Fiona Ostby (West Margin Press), which takes place on earth and just beyond it, in a time period that’s not specified but that doesn’t seem too far off. […]

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Mignolaversity: “Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1957—Falling Sky”

By Mark Tweedale | Aug 16, 2022 | Reviews

“Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1957—Falling Sky” focuses on Hellboy and the somewhat neglected Woodrow Farrier on an investigation in rural Virginia. I’d drop a spoiler warning here, but rather bizarrely, this issue spoils itself. More on that head scratcher later. Let’s get to the review. . . Written by Mike Mignola and Chris Roberson Illustrated […]

The Webcomics Weekly #199: Thank You For Being A Friend (8/16/2022 Edition)

By Multiversity Staff | Aug 16, 2022 | Reviews

Next week, we hit 200. This week, we're almost there. Join us as we dig into the start of another arc for "Dr. Frost" and give the latest DC x Webtoon collab a look with "Red Hood: Outlaws." Don't worry, 200 won't be the end, but it may not look the same on the other side.

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“Codename: Sailor V” #1-8

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Aug 15, 2022 | Reviews

Welcome back to the Summer Comics Binge of Naoko Takeuchi’s “Sailor Moon,” today we’re looking at the first half of the prequel “Codename: Sailor V,” which we feel comfortable calling a prequel even though it debuted before its sister title on August 3, 1991, since it was released quarterly alongside it, and concluded afterwards on […]

Wrapping Wednesday: Micro Reviews for the Week of 8/10/22

By Multiversity Staff | Aug 15, 2022 | Reviews

There’s 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 great […]

Some Kind of Suicide Squad: “Blaze”

By Michael Mazzacane | Aug 14, 2022 | Reviews

We’re taking a break from digging for artifacts for a while to return to Some Kind of Suicide Squad. Originally when I did this last year there was supposed to be two more entries, the Black Label Suicide Squad minis “Get Joker” and hopefully “Blaze” and then for various pipeline delivery reasons they kept getting […]

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“A-Next” #10

By Rowan Grover | Aug 13, 2022 | Reviews

The late nineties of superhero comics have always been such a fascinating wild west to me. I know so little about this period that is building off the industry’s most significant recession. With so few eyes drawn to it, it’s ripe for uncovering fascinating hidden gems or unreadable stinkers. This year I’ve dug up the […]

“Batman” #600-602

By Elias Rosner | Aug 12, 2022 | Reviews

I have to keep reminding myself that “Batman” #600 was published 20 years ago. 2002 just doesn’t feel like 20 years past. I wonder if 2002 readers felt the same way about 1982, which seems like a whole different era to me. Or if Batman in 2002 was so vastly different that it barely registered.

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