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“Sailor Moon” #33-38

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jul 11, 2022 | Reviews

Welcome back to our Summer Comics Binge of Naoko Takeuchi’s “Sailor Moon,” continuing with the second half of the third arc, ‘Infinity.’ Here, Professor Tomoe succeeds in his machinations to turn his daughter, Hotaru, into the host for Pharaoh 90’s partner Mistress 9, enabling him to bring his master to Earth. Let’s get into it: […]

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Wrapping Wednesday: Micro Reviews for the Week of 7/6/22

By Multiversity Staff | Jul 11, 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 […]

Artifacts: Origins ‘Family Ties’

By Michael Mazzacane | Jul 10, 2022 | Reviews

This is Artifacts where I will be exploring the Artifacts line of TopCow Productions. This first batch of readings will be dealing with the beginnings of the nascent universe. A lot can change in 18 months. What started out as a single book, “Witchblade” turned into to two with the launch of “The Darkness” at […]

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“A-Next” #5

By Rowan Grover | Jul 9, 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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“Absolution” #1

By Kobi Bordoley | Jul 8, 2022 | Reviews

If I may confess: sometimes we don’t get the chance to scour upcoming comics listings to find the perfect thing to review. Sometimes, we choose what to review because the name sounds cool. In the case of “Absolution” #1, I did just that. I’m a sucker for one word comic titles and absolution is a […]

“Batman” #585-587

By Elias Rosner | Jul 8, 2022 | Reviews

The Batman is dead. Long live Batman.

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Thor: Love and Thunder

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jul 8, 2022 | Movies, Reviews

No spoilers, but there are mid-credits and post-credits scenes, which both do an important job of setting up a possible an inevitable sequel. Believe it or not, my biggest takeaway after watching Thor: Love and Thunder — director and Korg actor Taika Waititi’s sequel to his 2017 hit Thor: Ragnarok — is that Waititi’s favorite […]

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“Squadron Supreme” #5

By Chris Cole | Jul 7, 2022 | Reviews

For all its heavy themes and complicated, nuanced discussion, there’s one consistent way to sum up “Squadron Supreme.” It’s that some superheroes made a terrible idea with the best of intentions. After all, building a superhero utopia on its own is a substantially awful idea. And it doesn’t stop there. The unrest and the anger […]

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“Starhenge: Book One The Dragon and the Boar” #1

By Joe Skonce | Jul 7, 2022 | Reviews

It’s always exciting to combine genres and see how they interact—seeing how the pirate story works in a magical sea or the western where you’re fighting off alien invaders. It allows you to test the scope of these stories, seeing how the visuals play with one another and elevate one another. Likewise, taking a legendary […]

“Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman” #13-14

By Kate Kosturski | Jul 6, 2022 | Reviews

A lesson in immortality provides us a break from Rose’s search for her brother in our latest Summer Comics Binge of “Sandman” but then we pick right back up with things . . . and those things get wild. Please note that these issues do contain a scene of sexual assault against a woman, as […]

The Webcomics Weekly #193: Maybe Our Soul’s Frosty (7/5/2022 Edition)

By Multiversity Staff | Jul 5, 2022 | Reviews

Summer in the US has arrived so we here at the Webcomics Weekly thought we’d cool off with a nice scoop of “Dr. Frost,” a tall, cold “Soulwinder” and a small, chill bowl of “Maybe Meant to Be.” Come on down and hang out with us by the Webcomics pool. The water is nice and […]

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“Sailor Moon” #27-32

By Christopher Chiu-Tabet | Jul 4, 2022 | Reviews

Welcome back to our Summer Comics Binge of Naoko Takeuchi’s “Sailor Moon,” today we’re looking at the first half of the manga’s third arc, ‘Infinity,’ which introduces Sailor Uranus (Haruka Tenou) and Neptune (Michiru Kaiou), as well as the future Sailor Saturn, Hotaru Tomoe. The storyline sees Usagi and friends encounter the hostile new Guardians […]

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Wrapping Wednesday: Micro Reviews for the Week of 6/29/22

By Multiversity Staff | Jul 4, 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 […]

Artifacts: Origins “The Darkness” #0, 1/2, 1-6

By Michael Mazzacane | Jul 3, 2022 | Reviews

This is Artifacts where I will be exploring the Artifacts line of TopCow Productions. This first batch of readings will be dealing with the beginnings of the nascent universe. After going through roughly the first 18 months of “Witchblade” it’s time to branch out, or more accurately look into the shadows those branches cast. In […]

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“A-Next” #4

By Rowan Grover | Jul 2, 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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“Mindset” #1

By Matthew Blair | Jul 1, 2022 | Reviews

There are two things in this world that I love to read and talk about: comic books and history. I bring this up because one of the things I love about history is watching and analyzing how the world changes after some massive cultural shift happens. We’ve seen it during the Fall of Rome, the […]

“She-Hulk” #4

By Jaina Hill | Jul 1, 2022 | Reviews

A “She-Hulk” series is can’t miss for me. She’s just one of my characters. Fortunately, Jennifer Walters is one of those characters who has been blessed with more good series than bad ones. That is all to say, I was an easy mark when they announced a “She-Hulk” series by novelist Rainbow Rowell. I’m also […]

“Batman” #582-584

By Elias Rosner | Jul 1, 2022 | Reviews

I forgot that this was a time when Robin had his own book, lived in a boarding school, and was Tim Drake. I also forgot that there was once a time when Gotham was a real city and not the backdrop to whatever giant event Batman is stuck in this time. Or that Batman had been operating for a real number of years and not “5 and change forever?” I sure didn’t.

“Public Domain” #1

By Christopher Egan | Jul 1, 2022 | Reviews

Miles Dallas is a reporter for the National Globe and his dad helped create one of the most popular comic book superheroes of all time. Writer and artist Chip Zdarsky takes readers into the inner workings of the media and the relationship between comic book creators and the business they deal in. Written, Illustrated, Colored, […]

“The Third Person”

By Paul Lai | Jun 30, 2022 | Reviews

Winsome but harrowing. Fractured but elegant. Unforgettably distinct, yet somehow identifiable to the core. You grasp for words to describe “The Third Person” by Emma Grove (Drawn & Quarterly, 2022), a reading experience that will absorb you into its 900 pages in one sitting and linger with you for weeks and months. But what makes […]

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“Squadron Supreme” #4

By Chris Cole | Jun 30, 2022 | Reviews

Four issues into “Squadron Supreme,” and the series hasn’t shied away from difficult subject matter. The series opened with superheroes building a utopia. And the most recent issue tackled the topic of complete disarmament, and all the controversies that would be sure to follow. Somewhere in there was not-Batman chickening out on an assassination attempt […]

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