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Review: Daredevil: Dark Nights #8

By Alice W. Castle | Jan 9, 2014 | Reviews

It’s sun, sea and sand for Matt Murdock as his team-up with Misty Knight as well as this series wraps up! Jimmy Palmiotti and Thony Silas conclude their story which finishes up this anthology miniseries. Let’s say farewell, shall we? Written by Jimmy Palmiotti Illustrated by Thony Silas • DAREDEVIL’S IN THE ISLANDS – AND […]

Review: Young Avengers #15

By James Johnston | Jan 9, 2014 | Reviews

2013 is gone, dead and buried in a cemetery filled with Vine, doge memes, and everything else that made that year what it was. But before we can let go and move on to the new year, we must look back and say goodbye to one of 2013’s coolest, most stylish, and innovative titles: “Young […]

Review: Black Widow #1

By Vince Ostrowski | Jan 9, 2014 | Reviews

“Black Widow” #1 acts like a pilot episode, which is great for anyone who feels like they could use a “Natasha Romanov for Dummies” installment, but might feel slight for regular Marvel readers. Written by Nathan Edmondson Art by Phil Noto You’ve seen Black Widow as an Avenger and even an Agent of Shield. But […]

Pick of the Week: Detective Comics #27

By Matt Dodge | Jan 9, 2014 | Reviews

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Batman’s debut in it’s famous namesake, “Detective Comics” #27 assembles a creative dream to create a book that encompasses and honors the past, present and future of the Dark Knight. Written by JOHN LAYMAN, SCOTT SNYDER, BRAD MELTZER, GREGG HURWITZ and PETER J. TOMASI and others Illustrated by JASON […]

Mignolaversity: Abe Sapien #9 [Review]

By Brian Salvatore and David Harper | Jan 8, 2014 | Reviews

And we’re back! Welcome to Mignolaversity 2014! Written by Mike Mignola and Scott Allie Illustrated by Max Fiumara Abe seeks shelter from the apocalypse in a small Arizona town that’s been invaded by a familiar group of punks—but the more immediate problem is a field full of strange monsters sprouting out of the dead like […]

Five Thoughts on Agents of SHIELD’s “The Magical Place” [Review]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 8, 2014 | Reviews

Well, after a few weeks off the air and a nice set of excuses from the executive producers, Agents of SHIELD is back on the air! Coulson is missing, Victoria Hand is on the case and answers are given. Wait — answers? As a note, spoilers are discussed. Rather unavoidably, I’m afraid. 1. The Magical Place So, it […]

Five Thoughts on Sherlock’s “The Sign of Three” [Review]

By David Harper | Jan 6, 2014 | Reviews

A part of me is sad that we got another episode of “Sherlock” so soon after Wednesday premiere of the third series, as last night the second (AND PENULTIMATE FOR THIS SERIES) episode “The Sign of Three” debuted. Now, we’re back for more, as we look at the wedding-centric that was wildly different in tone […]

Review: Rachel Rising #22

By Michelle White | Jan 3, 2014 | Reviews

Terry Moore’s art has its fair share of fans; it’s often remarked-upon for its capacity for the nuanced facial expressions, and for the believability and realism of the female characters. These tendencies were evident before “Rachel Rising” and are beautifully exhibited within it; but Terry Moore the writer has been surprising us quite a bit […]

Review: Rocket Girl #3

By Alice W. Castle | Jan 3, 2014 | Reviews

What happens when you throw the Rocketeer into 1986? “Rocket Girl” happens and if you weren’t already onboard with Brandon Montclare and Amy Reeder’s time-hopping adventure, it’s time to get your butt in gear. Written by Brandon Montclare Illustrated by Amy Reeder “DOUBLE REAGENT” Changing the future is hard to do. Sparks fly when DaYoung […]

Review: Guardians of the Galaxy #10

By Zach Wilkerson | Jan 3, 2014 | Reviews

Bridging the gap between the bombastic “Infinity” and the impending ‘Trial of Jean Grey,’ legendary artist Kevin Maguire delivers a fun done in one starring Gamora and Angela. Eyes up, guys. Written by Brian Michael Bendis Illustrated by Kevin Maguire • Angela and Gamora go hunting. • Special guest artist Kevin Maguire (Justice League, Batman […]

Review: The Flash #26

By Matt Dodge | Jan 3, 2014 | Reviews

Barry Allen takes to the air to fight Spitfire before she can unleash deadly bioweapons on Central City, in a standalone, and by-the-numbers, standalone issue of “The Flash”. Written by Christos Gage Illustrated by Neil Googe In this special standalone story, The Flash loses someone important to him. To catch the villain responsible, The Flash […]

Review: Aquaman #26

By Vince Ostrowski | Jan 3, 2014 | Reviews

Let’s all welcome Jeff Parker to DC Comics, because if “Aquaman” #26 is any indication, he’s on the right track to doing some fine work here. It’s not all there yet, but there is plenty of cause for hope. Written by Jeff Parker Illustrated by Paul Pelletier & Netho Diaz “Sea of Storms” begins with […]

Review: The Twilight Zone #1

By James Johnston | Jan 3, 2014 | Reviews

J. Michael Stracyzynski and Guiu Villanova adapt the seminal horror series, “The Twilight Zone” into a new comic series! Will it live up to the legendary program? Read below for the twist. Spoilers ahead! Written by J. Michael Stracyznski Illustrated by Guiu Villanova The Twilight Zone, Issue One: Trevor Richmond is a Wall Street investor who […]

Five Thoughts on Community’s “Repilot” and “Introduction to Teaching” [Review]

By Matthew Meylikhov | Jan 3, 2014 | Reviews

Well, it’s back, ladies and gentlemen. The sitcom with arguably the most passionate fanbase still on television (RIP Happy Endings) has returned, and with it we are given back Dan Harmon and relieved of Chevy Chase. There’s a lot to deal with here: a season’s worth of episodes outside of the original vision, the graduations, […]

Review: Juice Squeezers #1

By Michelle White | Jan 2, 2014 | Reviews

There’s more to tweenhood than being short, sweaty, and awkward – especially when your town’s being invaded by insects, and small people are needed to get the dirty work done. From “Stray Bullets” creator David Lapham comes this off-kilter miniseries about bugs and the kids that squash them — and if I told you there […]

Review: Dead Boy Detectives #1

By Zach Wilkerson | Jan 2, 2014 | Reviews

We all know you’re waiting anxiously for the next issue of “Sandman Overture.” In the mean time, we have Toby Litt and Mark Buckingham’s foray into Gaiman’s world with “Dead Boy Detectives” #1. The surprising thing is, this book just might leave you saying “Dream who?” Written by Toby Litt and Mark Buckingham Illustrated by […]

Review: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys #6

By Alice W. Castle | Jan 2, 2014 | Reviews

Look alive, sunshine. It’s all come to this. The ultimate finale. Detstroya has awoken, the Girl has come to Battery City and all hell is about to break loose. Written by Gerard Way & Shaun Simon Illustrated by Becky Cloonan “Stupid children, they’ll never learn.” It all ends here, boys and girls, so Killjoys, make […]

Review: Superman Unchained #5

By Matt Dodge | Jan 2, 2014 | Reviews

The action takes a break and Jim Lee gets an art assist in the latest issue of the increasingly grand “Superman Unchained”. Written by Scott Snyder Illustrated by Jim Lee and Dustin Nguyen Superman and Wraith form an alliance to rescue a hostage and strike at the heart of Ascension, but the mission goes awry […]

Review: Umbral #2

By Vince Ostrowski | Jan 2, 2014 | Reviews

Antony Johnston & Chris Mitten apply their unique talents to a new genre in comics and the results are just as exciting as they were on “Wasteland”, while being completely different. Written by Antony Johnston Illustrated by Christopher Mitten Colors by John Rauch Lettered by Thomas Mauer The Umbral are invading, and only Rascal knows […]

Pick of the Week: Manhattan Projects #17

By James Johnston | Jan 2, 2014 | Reviews

Yeah, “Manhattan Projects” is our pick of the week. Considering that we’ve dedicated thousands of words to our love for this series, this really shouldn’t come as any kind of a shock. Yet, with issue #17, a side of Hickman that has almost never been seen before comes to life, dude. Read our review after […]

Five Thoughts on Sherlock’s “The Empty Hearse” [Review]

By David Harper | Jan 2, 2014 | Reviews

Last night, the BBC’s “Sherlock” returned after an extended absence, with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman’s Sherlock Holmes and John Watson reuniting after the faked death of Sherlock in the last season finale. This episode, titled “The Empty Hearse”, is Multiversity’s first look at the show, and sure, it may be a reach for a […]

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