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REVIEW: Harley Quinn #4
Conner and Palmiotti bring us the next installment of their Harley Quinn series. Harley starts her first day on the job as a therapist for a local nursing home. Of course, this can only mean one thing: wanton destruction, hilar...
REVIEW: Superman #23.1
It’s time to meet Bizarro! Lex Luthor decides to try and best Superman yet again. This time, it’s through the wonders of cloning, creating everyone’s favorite grey-skinned, fire-breathing, ice-vision shooting, Superman-clone. I...
REVIEW: Batman #23.1
In this Villains Unleashed installment, Andy Kubert and Andy Clarke present us with a kinder, gentler Joker, a Joker who tries his hand at raising a child, even if said child is a baby gorilla he stole from the zoo. What does b...
REVIEW: X-Men Legacy #15
After finally enacting a complex plan of bringing the end of mutant-phobia sentiments in the UK, David Haller’s reward is a difficult visit with his estranged mother. Like most family reunions, the encounter between the two is ...
REVIEW: Judge Dredd: Year One #4
Judge Dredd is on a mission to save Mega-City One from a psychic entity that has bewitched the city’s youths, giving them epic psychic powers. Is this really a deity come to Mega-City One’s sister dimension or is there more jus...
REVIEW: The Wake #3
The aquatic dystopian epic from the minds of Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy continues, as Dr. Archer and a team of professionals are assembled to study a new marine life form—a possible merman. The team may have gotten more than ...
REVIEW: B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth #109: Wasteland
The small group of B.P.R.D operatives, led by Johann Kraus, continues to push forward into Chicago with one small hitch in their plan: a young survivor they accrued along the way, Lucas, has gone missing. Will they find him or ...
REVIEW: East of West #4
While three of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse continue to try and hunt down their wayward brother, the battle of New Shanghai begins as Death and his compatriots storm the Great Wall to save his wife, Xiaolin. Does she nee...
REVIEW: Ten Grand #3
After loosing his employer, Joe has made in his mission to hunt down and kill the people responsible for not only killing her, but her sister and his girlfriend, Laura. Of course, that’s easier said than done. Not to mention La...
REVIEW: Miss Fury #3
Miss Fury continues her romp through time and space as she’s thrown back and forth between past, present, and future, trying to stop pesky robotic Nazis. Even as she hunts down a laundry list of targets—all people who’ve been r...
REVIEW: Justice League of America #4
So, Catwoman has been caught by the Secret Society, robotic versions of the Justice League have run rampant, and it’s a good bet that Dr. Ivo is behind it all. What does the JLA do? Fly around in the invisible jet of cour...
REVIEW: Superior Spider-Man #10
After a harrowing fight that was literally all in his mind, the Superior Spider-Man is back to work and potentially Ghost-Peter-Parker free. Still, with his behavior being ‘off’ and his actions being a bit out of character, peo...
REVIEW: Fatale #14
The mysterious Josephine returns to the Fatale series with a Lovecraftian bang. Brubaker and Phillips delve into the backstory of Josephine and Walt Booker, a classic love story full of Nazis, cthulhu monsters, human sacrifices...
REVIEW: Thor: God of Thunder #8
With the Godbomb nearing completion, Thor struggles to not only find a way to stop the bomb but stop Gorr the God-Butcher as well. Of course, this is sort of difficult when one is enslaved by said God-Butcher and escape is look...
REVIEW: BlackAcre #6
Greene’s background is finally delved into in this newest issue of BlackAcre by Duffy Boudreau and Wendell Cavalcanti. Going from soldier to Prophet, Greene has led an interesting life. But what makes Greene so important that S...
REVIEW: Five Weapons #3
The next issue of Five Weapons by Bomb Queen writer Jimmie Robinson is here! After besting the Knife Club, imposter “Tyler Shainline” now takes on the staff club using only his wits as his weapon of choice. Will he be able to t...
REVIEW: Daredevil #25
Someone’s been trying to recreate the accident that gave Matt Murdock his abilities, while also releasing all of the failed experiments out into the unsuspecting public. Faced not only with the maniacal wiles of a madman, but a...
REVIEW: Saga #12
Amid a spot of controversy, Saga #12 by Brian K. Vaughn and Fiona Staples makes its way to shelves. Does it live up to the hullabaloo? Here! Have a review!
REVIEW: Abe Sapien: Dark and Terrible #1
Abe Sapien appears in his brand new ongoing series. After coming out of his coma to a brand new world, Abe heads out to try to chase some leads on an incident in San Diego. Will be successful or does the B.P.R.D. have other pla...
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