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REVIEW: Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #21
For twenty issues now we’ve seen how the new Ultimate Spider-Man, Miles Morales, has adjusted to the life of a super-powered adolescent. What will he do when Peter Parker’s past rears its ugly symbiote head and goes...
REVIEW: Batman: The Dark Knight #16
Bruce Wayne has bled for his city–what will new series artist Ethan Van Sciver, teaming up for the first time with writer Gregg Hurwitz, bring to this new Mad Hatter story? Major Spoilers reviews Batman: The Dark Knight #...
REVIEW: Invincible #100
The Greatest Superhero Comic in the Universe hits its milestone 100th issue, and things don’t look too good for Mark Grayson! Major Spoilers reviews Invincible #100 and lets you know if it lived up to the hype!
REVIEW: Finding Gossamyr #3
Combine Pixar-caliber art with an intricately woven fantasy tale and what do you get? The best comic book that you’re not reading yet! Major Spoilers cracks open Finding Gossamyr #3 and explains just why you should be pic...
REVIEW: Mara #1
In a world torn apart by never-ending war, only one thing can bring together people of all races, religions and nationalities. That thing? Volleyball! Veteran writer Brian Wood teams up with the young and talented artist Ming D...
REVIEW: Deadpool #3
For many, when they think of “Dead Presidents” they think of the Jay-Z song. Personally, I think of the J Geils Band cover of the Little Walter song. When Deadpool thinks of “Dead Presidents,” he thinks ...
REVIEW: Pathfinder #2
While many of you may have been introduced to the 4th Edition of D&D through Critical Hit, there are many variations on that RPG theme, and Pathfinder is one of them. Published by Paizo, Pathfinder is an open tabletop syste...
REVIEW: Adventure Time: Marceline and the Scream Queens #4 (of 6)
Marceline and the Scream Queens are invited to perform a concert for an underwater kingdom, and while Aquaman and Mera aren’t planning on attending, the concert promises to be a splash! Major Spoilers puts on a snorkel an...
REVIEW: Robyn Hood #1
With the popularity of archery in pop culture, it’s not altogether surprising that Zenescope Entertainment would give the original Emerald Archer a mini-series, nor is it surprising that they gave that archer a gender-ben...
REVIEW: Batman: The Dark Knight #0
Everyone knows the story of how Bruce Wayne was orphaned–parents killed in an alley by a lone gunman, pearls fall into the street, boy cries out to the heavens, etc. Now in The New 52, Batman: The Dark Knight #0 promises ...
REVIEW: Wonder Woman #0
Diana’s already had her origins covered in The New 52, so where does that leave us for a zero issue? Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang would like to take the readers back to 1941 and give us a truly ground floor #0, and Ma...
REVIEW: Ultimate Comics: X-Men #16
The world of Ultimate Comics is in turmoil, as Kitty Pryde and her group of X-Men have finally made it to the Southwest, where they hope to take out source of the Sentinels, with the help of none other than Nick Fury as the nex...
REVIEW: Guarding the Globe #1
The Guardians of the Globe are back, but this time they didn’t bring Harry Potter! Phil Hester and Todd Nauck are given the reins of the Invincible spin-off series in this new ongoing from Skybound and Image Comics, and M...
REVIEW: Green Arrow #0
Judd Winick returns to Green Arrow to tell the origin of a character he helped shape prior to the relaunch in Green Arrow #0! But will his writing and Freddie Williams II’s pencils be enough to save a title that’s b...
REVIEW: Hypernaturals #3
The Hypernaturals are hunting a killer, and how better to do so than to consult Sublime, the team’s arch-nemesis? Major Spoilers could think of a couple better ideas since that sounds about as bad as walking into the base...
REVIEW: Legend of OZ: Wicked West #6
Dorothy Gale finds out her ruby six shooters can take her back to Kansas in Legend of Oz: Wicked West #6, but is there really “no place like home?” Major Spoilers goes somewhere over the rainbow to find out!
REVIEW: Justice League International Annual #1
The JLI has been run under the bus a couple times now, with team members dropping like flies. Can a different creative team for the annual bring about less death? Major Spoilers takes the plunge to find out!
REVIEW: Green Lantern Annual #1
Guardians are flying, Hal Jordan’s crying. Face smashing, lantern crashing, Sinestro bashing, event cashing Green Lantern Annual this is! Major Spoilers not only brings you bad Darryl Dawkins riffs, but a review of Green...
REVIEW: Adventure Time #7
What time is it? IT’S TIME FOR MAJOR SPOILERS TO REVIEW A COMIC BOOK! And that comic book just happens to be Adventure Time #7, written by the creator of the Dinosaur Comics webcomic, Ryan North!
REVIEW: Catwoman #12
Batman returns to the pages of Catwoman, but how will he and Selina’s new boyfriend, Spark, get along? Major Spoilers squares the love triangle for you right here as Judd Winick’s run on Catwoman comes to a close!
REVIEW: Batwoman #12
J.H. Williams III is doing the art on Batwoman again, and Major Spoilers thinks that’s a really good thing! Read on to find out just what this reviewer thought of Batwoman’s first New 52 encounter with Wonder Woman!
REVIEW: Spider-Men #4
Peter Parker comes face to face with Aunt May and Gwen Stacy for the first time? Well, yes, because this is Ultimate Aunt May and Gwen Stacy (which this Major Spoilers reviewer thinks would be an awesome name for a wrestling ta...
REVIEW: Fanboys vs Zombies #5
While most people complain about San Diego Comic-Con being taken over by major media outlets and losing its focus on comic books, consider the world lucky that it hasn’t been taken over by a horde of zombies like in Fanbo...
REVIEW: Higher Earth #3
Dinosaurs, alternate universes, and dopplegangers, oh my! Major Spoilers takes a look at Higher Earth #3 and lets you know if the premise holds up!
REVIEW: Hypernaturals #2
The Hypernaturals are dead, long live the Hypernaturals! Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning are taking BOOM! Studios cosmic, and Major Spoilers takes a look at the latest issue!
REVIEW: Justice League Dark #11
Spurned by Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor has apparently decided to mix it up with another Justice League, and so far it hasn’t gone so well for him. Timothy Hunter is revealed, Zatanna’s slinging the retrograde spells,...
REVIEW: The Flash #11
Patty Spivot’s still mourning Barry Allen’s death, so who’s this guy in the red pajamas that showed up in Keystone City? Why does Mick Rory have a fire in his belly, and what’s he got to prove? And will ...
REVIEW: SNARKED #10
Twas Snarked time and this review’r / did laugh and chortle at the book / But does it avoid the skewer? / Major Spoilers takes a look!
REVIEW: Wolverine and the X-Men #13
Gladiator and the Shi’ar Death Commandos battle the Phoenix Five as this Major Spoilers staff writer is left wondering what the heck is going on when one of his favorite Marvel titles gets absorbed by AvX.
REVIEW: Critter #1
Cassia Crawford, aka Critter, has donned the cat ears and tail of her superhero mother and now is joining a new super-team in this debut issue of Big Dog Ink’s first ever monthly ongoing comic book.
Comic Casting Couch: Justice League International
Here at Major Spoilers, we strive to bring you the best in news and reviews from the broad spectrum of the pop culture world. With all the excitement and speculation over the past month about a Justice League movie, as well as ...
REVIEW: Batman: The Dark Knight #10
The writer of Penguin: Pain and Prejudice has set his sights on a new villain… Jonathan Crane, aka The Scarecrow! Major Spoilers got a chance to interview Gregg Hurwitz recently about the title, and now takes a look at ho...
INTERVIEW: Gregg Hurwitz
Gregg Hurwitz, bestselling novelist and writer of Penguin: Pain and Prejudice, has taken over the writing on The Dark Knight starting with issue #10 (reviewed by Major Spoilers here). Major Spoilers’ very own Jimmy had a ...
REVIEW: Incorruptible #30
All good things must come to an end, and that includes Mark Waid’s fantastic titles Irredeemable and Incorruptible. Whereas Irredeemable’s end seemed a natural progression, Incorruptible has been somewhat rushed and...
REVIEW: Batman Incorporated #1
Talia al-Ghul has been revealed to be the mysterious Leviathan that Batman has been fighting, and now Bruce and Damian are being targeted by assassins hired by the jilted lover and her organization. Batman Incorporated hasnR...
REVIEW: Irredeemable #37
The finale is here! Whether or not you’ve stuck with this series in the long run, if you started it and dropped it part-way through, you ABSOLUTELY should pick this issue up. This is the perfect conclusion to the Mark Wai...
REVIEW: Catwoman #9
The Night of the Owls has come to the world of Catwoman and Spark, as they try to poach from the Penguin on the same night a Talon tries to take the life of Oswald Cobblepot.
REVIEW: The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man Ride (Islands of Adventure Orlando)
Take a simulator ride, a 3-D movie (the good kind), and a roller coaster. Mash them together, and what do you get? The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man ride, a staple of Universal Studios: Islands of Adventure’s “Marvel S...
INTERVIEW: Gail Simone
My first comic book convention ever was going to C2E2 last year, and during that trip I spent a lot of time hanging around Gail Simone’s table and chatting with her and her husband, Scott. Coming back to the convention th...
C2E2’12: Art Masters – Drawing DC Panel
Chris Burnham arrived early to the panel and was working on a commissioned Deathstroke which he was inking as I took my seat. As he worked on it fellow artist-panelists Kevin Maguire and David Finch arrived. Unlike the other DC...
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