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REVIEW: Juice Squeezers #3
The town of Weeville California has been overrun by giant bugs for over fifty years. They infect the town’s underground through their dug tunnels. Weeville’s solution: send a bunch of kids small enough to fit into t...
The Machine Stops #2 – Advance Review
See the future through the lens of some amazing art by Michael Lent.
Retro Review: Green Lantern #7 (July/August 1961)
Thaal Sinestro is a big deal these days, even temporarily headlining the main Green Lantern title during the New 52 relaunch, but have you ever wondered how he started out? Your Major Spoilers (retro) review of Green Lantern #...
Green Lantern #29 Review
The Green Lantern Corps is preparing for war, and Hal Jordan has made a few (probably unwise) concessions in order to better his strategy. Will his gambles pay off? Your Major Spoilers review of Green Lantern #29 awaits!
She-Hulk #2 Review
Jennifer Walters leads two lives: One as hotshot attorney, the other as the Sensational She-Hulk. Thanks to a recent windfall, she’s making a solo go of the first career, but I don’t expect she’ll ever give u...
Jason Reads Comics: Batman Superman Annual #1
Batman and Superman team up in the first Batman Superman Annual!
Headspace #1 Review
Carpenter’s Cove was a nice, normal Midwestern Town residing inside someone’s brain … until something goes very, very wrong.
Magneto #1 Review
Pick of the WeekOne of Marvel’s oldest villains, Magneto has been back and forth across the ‘Hero/Villain’ line half a dozen times. Now a member of the very hero team he used to oppose, Magneto has struck out on his own to d...
Wild Blue Yonder #4
Major Spoilers reviews Wild Blue Yonder #4 from IDW Publishing.
Afterlife with Archie #4 Review
Pick of the WeekAfterlife with Archie has been critically acclaimed and rightfully so. It’s a book that could have been a disaster but is instead a serious and frightening read. Issue four has finally hit and Major Spoilers eagerly picked it...
The X-Files: Conspiracy: Transformers #1 Review
The X-Files are awesome and cool. Transformers are awesome and cool too. A comic crossover between the two has to be awesome and cool, right? Read on to find out!
Forever Evil #6 Review
Can Batman save Nightwing from the Murder Machine when his only ally is Lex Luthor? Who is the hooded man? All this and more in this review!
Batwing #29 Review
For all the Bat-books I’ve reviewed over time, I can’t believe I’ve never talked about Batwing, which has been a title I’ve enjoyed since its beginning. For those people who may not know, the “Batwing” has often bee...
Artifacts #35 Review
Artifacts #35 debuts Top Cow’s 2012 Talent Hunt winner Hannibal Tabu. You can expect a plot that will in no way effect the larger universe and a startling shift in art styles as Michael Finnegan fights to remember who he is and...
Auteur #1 Review
T-Rex was once a Michael Bay caliber producer, but one huge flop sends him really not only professionally, but personally. In a desperate attempt to cling to fame and success he goes way, way, way off the deep end.
Batman/Superman #8 Review
Batman and Superman finally meet the Earth 2 team of Power Girl and Huntress. One will be locked in a cage and the other will receive Superman’s coveted high five. Find out who!
Serenity: Leaves on the Wind #2 Review
After getting Zoe safely to a medical center Simon, Mal and the rest of Serenity’s crew, including her infant daughter Emma, are forced to flee an influx of Alliance troops. The reemergence of Jayne along with Bea and her “New ...
Rat Queens #5 review
Hannah, Violet, Dee, and Betty are pumped for battle and kicking butt like never before in this new installment of Rat Queens by Image Comics. After two earlier sellouts, the comic continues to impress. But how well will the Ra...
Deadly Class #2 Review
Deadly Class presents a high school for assassins, populated by the progeny of the world’s greatest criminal assassins. Can an orphaned teen from the streets thrive or… even survive? Also, the 1980s.
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