Chris Wilson

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Darth Vader #1 Review

I was one of the few people who didn’t enjoy Star Wars #1 (you can read my review here), so of course I decided to pick up Darth Vader #1! How could I not? It’s Darth Vader in his own book! Did I have the same problems I did...

Nameless #1 Review

Nameless is the new Grant Morrison book from Image Comics. It has dream worlds, strange symbols and languages and guys with fish masks. Pretty much a normal Morrison comic. Want to know more? Of course you do! Read on for ...

Spawn #250 Review

In this time of reboots and renumbering it’s rare to see books numbered correctly, especially in higher digits. For an indy book to reach triple numbers is extremely rare but Spawn has endured. Whether you’ve been reading or ...

Holy F*ck #1 Review

Jesus is back! Who would have thought he’d be mullet headed, beefed up and wielding double shotguns? What crazy shenanigans is this you ask? Holy F*ck #1 from Action Lab: Danger Zone and Major Spoilers has your review!

Star Wars #1 Review

Ever since Disney acquired Marvel and the Star Wars property, fans have been eagerly waiting to see what Marvel would do with the franchise. Major Spoilers was fortunate enough to get a chance to read Star Wars #1 early and h...

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The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #1 Review

The best superhero ever is back in her own ongoing series! No, not Lady Deadpool, Squirrel Girl! At least I was told she is awesome by everyone. I didn’t know until I picked up The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #1 by Ryan North an...

Garbage Pail Kids Comic Book Puke-Tacular Review

Garbage Pail Kids were my forbidden fruit as a child. Disgusting, vulgar and rude, they were the cards I yearned for but never allowed to have (though I was able to score some through secret channels). Now I’m an adult and I ...

Harley Quinn Holiday Special #1 Review

It’s that time of year! Lights, presents, Christmas trees and holiday specials. Who better to have their own special than the lovely, and crazy, Harley Quinn? Is this issue like having nicely spiked eggnog or hard fruitcake?...

Spider-Woman #1 Review

By now you’ve probably heard the hubbub about the variant cover to Spider-Woman #1. None of that is important now, it has passed and the series is finally here. Is the book worth all the attention brought on by the controvers...

The Multiversity: Pax Americana #1 Review

Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely are a strong duo, having created some truly great comics. They’ve reunited once again on Multiversity: Pax Americana #1, the newest adventure into the Multiverse and mind of Grant Morrison. Ho...

Drifter #1 Review

A man lost on an unknown planet, trapped with nowhere to go and no way out. It’s a familiar story, one that Image Comics’ new series, Drifter, follows. But does Drifter add anything new to the formula? Read on and find out! ...

Wytches #2 Review

The first issue of Wytches was an eerie, atmospheric and somewhat terrifying opener for a series that asks: “Who Would You Pledge?” Issue two came out this week and Major Spoilers dug in to see if we’d regret our choice. (Hin...

Harley Quinn Annual #1 Review

He who smelt it dealt it and DC is dealing it out with Harley Quinn Annual #1. If you hadn’t heard, this issue’s selling point is rub and smell, with one scent being of the “herbal” kind. Read on to see if this issue is a con...

Deadpool’s Art of War #1 Review

Over the years Deadpool has become an extremely popular character, reaching Wolverine levels. It seems like every week another book comes out with his name on it or, at the very least, his appearance in the pages. The newest is...

Transformers vs. G.I. Joe #3 Review

It’s Autobot vs. Joe vs. Decepticobra in the latest issue of Transformers vs. G.I. Joe. If Decepticobra isn’t enough to get you to read this review, then I don’t know what is! It’s Autobot vs. Joe vs. Decepticobra in the lates...

Punks: The Comic #1 Review

This is the story of “friends” Dog, Skull, Fist and Abraham Lincoln, living together. What happens when things stop being polite and start getting real? Why Punks: The Comic of course! Now less outdated MTV references ...

The Fade Out #2 Review

The first issue of The Fade Out was phenomenal (at least according to this reviewer) and united Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips once again for a noir tale set in 1940 Hollywood. So, when issue two hit the stands, I had to snatch...

Lobo #1 Review

That son of a bastich is back…well sorta. Lobo has returned to the New 52 sporting a sleek new look and some wicked knives. But is he worthy of having his own ongoing? Major Spoilers has your review. That son of a bastich is...

Flash: Futures End #1 Review

Much like the Flash, Futures End keeps chugging along with no force able to stop it. Wally West has finally been introduced into the New 52 but without the amount of fan love I would expect. Will he turn out to be as great a ...

Justice League: Futures End #1 Review

The Futures End tie-ins keep coming and Major Spoilers has your review of the newest Justice League. Your review is one click away. The Futures End tie-ins keep coming and Major Spoilers has your review of the newest Justice L...

Multiversity: The Society of Super-Heroes #1 Review

Grant Morrison’s Multiversity epic continues in The Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors from the Counter World! #1. That’s quite the title, huh? Many, myself included, loved the first issue of Multiversity? Read on to find o...

Moon Knight #7 Review

Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey’s brief run on Moon Knight was beyond successful. The two were able to provide brief, compelling stories in a single issue. Brian Wood and Greg Smallwood have taken the reins but does their ope...