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A Focus on Humanity Shows that Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr. Have What it Takes to Right the Man Of Steel in “Superman” #34 [Review]

By Alice W. Castle | Aug 29, 2014 | Reviews

The ‘Men Of Tomorrow’ continues as Geoff Johns and John Romita Jr. try their damndest to steer “Superman” back on course. With a strong start behind them, can they keep it up and return the Man Of Steel to his former glory? Written by Geoff Johns Illustrated by John Romita Jr. Geoff Johns and John […]

Powers, Policemen, and Paperwork Collide in “C.O.W.L.” #4 [Review]

By Stephenson Ardern-Sodje | Aug 29, 2014 | Reviews

A costly secret threatens to expose the cracks in the Chicago Organised Worker’s League as their relevance in a world without super villains is called into question, while the ‘supes face-off against the force across the picket-line. Higgins, Siegel and Reis are forging new ground with a story seeped in American history. Written by Kyle […]

Seeley & Terry Make Sure That We Are All Mad Here in “Sundowners” #1 [Review]

By Sam LeBas | Aug 29, 2014 | Reviews

“Sundowners” #1 introduces us to a group of masked vigilantes seeking support and psychological help for a heretofore undiagnosed condition. ‘Sundowning,’ the titular focus of this story, is a syndrome experienced by these would-by superheroes. We, the audience, are invited to sit in on their sessions and judge for ourselves who, or how, we can […]

“Silver Surfer” #5 Proves That Even Nightmares Can Turn Into Fun Adventures [Review]

By Matt Dodge | Aug 29, 2014 | Reviews

After returning to Earth from their first cosmic adventure, Norrin and Dawn have to fight an unexpected enemy when all they want is to rest in the highly enjoyable “Silver Surfer” #5. Written by Dan Slott Illustrated by Michael Allred The demon, Shuma Gorath, is ready to cast the Earth into Eternal Chaos! The problem […]

“The Waves Were More Than Water”- An Introspective Look into “Low” #2 [Review]

By Cassandra Clarke | Aug 28, 2014 | Reviews

After “Low” issue #1’s gun-blaring, action-packed apocalyptic splash, issue #2 provides a gentle, insightful change. Tocchini’s dreamy renderings, and Remender’s confessional tone equips readers to explore the depths of epic grief in this heroine’s tale. Written by Rick Remender Art by Greg Tocchini Ten years after Stel’s daughters are kidnapped and her husband’s murder by […]

“This is an Adventure” – Why Me and You and Everyone We Know Needs “Dungeon Fun Book Two” [Review]

By Matthew Garcia | Aug 28, 2014 | Reviews

“Dungeon Fun Book Two” continues the adventures of a girl named Fun Mudlifter as she sets off through a dungeon in order to file a complaint with the queen because she’s fed up with people throwing their junk off the bridge above their town, Deepmoat. Little does she know, the queen is totally evil and […]

Trail’s End – Saying Goodbye to Jonah Hex in “All-Star Western” #34 [Review]

By Zach Wilkerson | Aug 28, 2014 | Reviews

“All-Star Western” managed to survive in the New 52, even as better known characters and titles felt the cold axe of cancellation. However, his time has finally come, and Darwyn Cooke joins Palmiotti and Gray as Jonah Hex rides off into the sunset. Written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti Illustrated by Darwyn Cooke Time […]

The World’s Finest are Lost in Their Own Minds in “Batman/Superman” #13 [Review]

By Keith Dooley | Aug 28, 2014 | Reviews

Catwoman and Lois Lane upstage the world’s finest heroes in this month’s issue of “Batman/Superman”! With the beginning of a new arc, writer Greg Pak, artist Jae Lee, and colorist June Chung draw the reader into an intriguing and gorgeously rendered tale. Written by Greg Pak Illustrated by Jae Lee A new arc begins following […]

“Bob’s Burgers” #1 Takes The Belchers Where The Show Never Could [Review]

By James Johnston | Aug 28, 2014 | Reviews

With “Bob’s Burgers” #1, Dynamite Entertainment dives right into the heart of what makes the animated series Bob’s Burgers so fun: Bronies. Lots and lots of Bronies. Written by Mike Olsen, Jeff Drake, Rachel Hastings, and Justin Hook Illustrated by Brad Rader, Tony Gennaro, Frank Forte, Bernard Derriman A new series from the hit TV show “Bob’s […]

Pick of the Week: Meet Your New Favorite Heroine Rori Lane in “Wayward” #1 [Review]

By Jess Camacho | Aug 28, 2014 | Reviews

Jim Zub’s newest Image Comics series “Wayward”, combines action and fantasy with a pinch of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. “Wayward” shows signs of being the next runaway Image Comics series. Written by Jim Zub Illustrated Steve Cummings BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER FOR A NEW GENERATION! Rori Lane is trying to start a new life when […]

Mignolaversity: Baltimore: The Witch of Harju #2 [Review]

By Mark Tweedale | Aug 27, 2014 | Reviews

This story seems to be more about Sofia than Baltimore, and I have a theory as to why that might be. Written by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden Illustrated by Peter Bergting Colors by Dave Stewart Lettering by Clem Robins Baltimore investigates a small town in Estonia where the Red King has been seen. But […]

The Toy Box: Ancient Predator Sixth Scale Figure by Hot Toys [Review]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Aug 27, 2014 | Reviews

As some of you may remember, not that long ago we ran a poll asking what type of content readers would be interested in. Surprisingly, one thing that we’d never done on the site that came up in the poll was more content about toys; it’s not only something we’d never really considered, it’s something […]

The Clock Chimes Twelve as Capaldi Arrives in Doctor Who’s Series 8 Premiere, “Deep Breath” [Review]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Aug 24, 2014 | Reviews

One more, into the breach: there’s a new Doctor out there and everything’s gone topsy turvy! There’s a dinosaur in the middle of the Thames! What? There’s a weird robot person walking around London accepting gifts in the form of body parts he forcefully takes from people! What?? Madame Vastra and the gang are back! […]

Ellis and Howard Bring Character-Focused Story Telling to the Forefront in “Trees” #4 [Review]

By Alice W. Castle | Aug 22, 2014 | Reviews

With “Trees”, Warren Ellis and Jason Howard are making strides in using the realm of speculative fiction to create a mirror for our own world that is perhaps the clearest ever seen in comics. In this fourth issue we see how the world is progressing, even if it’s at the cost of the plot progressing. […]

Burton and Bivens Carve a Path of Destruction in “Dark Engine” #2 [Review]

By Michelle White | Aug 22, 2014 | Reviews

The first issue of this ongoing from Image kicked off a blistering, brutal journey. We followed Sym, a living, breathing force of destruction who was sent back to the beginning of time to kill her creator’s enemies. And while there appears to have been a miscalculation – Sym showed up a little too early, or […]

“Stray Bullets: Killers” #6 Studies the Effects of Grief, Guilt and Blame [Review]

By Sam LeBas | Aug 22, 2014 | Reviews

David Lapham explores the complex emotions dredged up by grief in this issue of “Stray Bullets: Killers.” Following the story of teenaged couple, Virginia and Eli, Lapham creates an accessible, multidimensional examination of the way in which we deal with loss. Vivid clarity, believable dialogue and considerate storytelling make this book function as a standalone […]

Tensions Rise and the Final Battle Begins to Loom in “Fables” #143 [Review]

By Jess Camacho | Aug 22, 2014 | Reviews

The final countdown is on as “Fables” hits #143, meaning there are only seven issues left in this classic series. This is cause for much sadness but also cause for happiness as “Fables” #143 is a solid issue that builds up to the final battle. As a note, some mild spoilers are discussed. Written by […]

The Battle Of Los Angeles Continues in “Genius” #3 [Review]

By Stephenson Ardern-Sodje | Aug 22, 2014 | Reviews

The latest issue of “Genius” goes from strength to strength as teenaged terrorist/freedom fighter Destiny revels in the wake of a battle won. But the real question is, as the odds begin to stack against her, has she any hope of winning the war? Written by Adam Freeman & Marc Bernardin Illustrated by Afua Richardson […]

Deadpool Shoots the Fourth Wall’s Face Off in “Secret Avengers” #7 [Review]

By James Johnston | Aug 22, 2014 | Reviews

Book the guest-star. Nail the marketing. Save your sales. With “Secret Avengers” #7, Ales Kot and Mihcael Walsh introduce the Merc with a Mouth to their island of misfit spies. Written by Ales Kot Illustrated by Michael Walsh • “EXECUTIVE DECISION” • DEADPOOL DEADPOOL DEADPOOL DEADPOOL DEADPOOL! WE HEARD THAT DEADPOOL RAISES SALES SO WE’RE […]

“Sensation Comics” Has A Lot of Potential, Could Use A Bit More Wonder Woman [Review]

By Matt Dodge | Aug 22, 2014 | Reviews

Freed from the shackles of continuity and a superhero romance, Wonder Woman takes center stage in a new digital series and immediately sets out to prove Batman’s irrelevancy. As a note, some spoilers are discussed in this review. Written by Gail Simone Illustrated by Ethan Van Sciver and Marcelo Di Chiara Diana Prince: Amazon warrior, ambassador to […]

Heads Will Roll in “The Wicked + The Divine” #3 [Review]

By Cassandra Clarke | Aug 21, 2014 | Reviews

Issue #3 of “The Wicked + The Divine” in a pop song — “Off, off, off with ya head. Dance, dance, dance ’till you’re dead.” Like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs sing, McKelvie, Gillen, and Wilson’s third installment of “The Wicked + The Divine” moves at a head-spinning pace, offering up no time to explain its […]

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