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Jason Reads Comics: All Marvel Now Comics for Feb 26
The Fantastic Four return & Spider Island explodes in this week’s Marvel Now Comics! Hear all that and more after the jump!
The Black Bat #9 Review
I like to say that I’m a big Bat-fan. For years, that only meant Batman, but now it also includes an action-packed comic from Dynamite Entertainment called The Black Bat. I fell in love with this pulp hero revival the moment I ...
Fantastic Four #1 Review
The Fantastic Four has been through a lot in the last decade, from the dizzying heights of Hickman’s sci-fi to the ridiculous depths of Mark Millar’s peccadilloes, with some on and off wackjobbery in between. With ...
Minor Acts of Heroism #3 Review
Pick of the WeekTHE MALL IS ON FIRE! Who better to charge in and save the day than three tiny kid sidekicks of the world’s most fantastic superheroes? Featuring: Sergio touches an artifact that belongs to his vampire great-great-great-great-gr...
The White Suits #1 (of 4) Review
“Mysterious killers dressed in white, they savaged the Cold War Soviet underworld… then disappeared.” The question still remains, even years later: Who were The White Suits? Your Major Spoilers review of The...
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #199 Review
Back in 1982, Larry Hama brought the world the adventures of G.I. Joe, America’s daring, highly trained special mission force. It’s purpose: to defend human freedom against Cobra, a ruthless, terrorist organization ...
Retro Review: Iron Man #150 (September 1981)
There’s a certain portion of the comics audience (and also, to be honest, the editorial contingent) who have fallen prey to the theory that comics need to be “realistic”, that suspension of disbelief is broken...
Batman And Two-Face #28 Review
Forget what you think you know about Bruce Wayne, Harvey Dent and the events that led to the creation of Two-Face. Batman and his frenemy are back, and the New 52 has a few twists and turns in store for the Dark Knight’s...
New Warriors #1 Review
They were called ‘the super-team for the ’90s.’ Can they get the job done in the 21st Century? Your Major Spoilers review of New Warriors #1 awaits!
Jason Reads Comics: Batman & Two Face #28 & More!
Two Face finds out Batman’s secret & more as Jason reads all of this week’s DC Comics!
Disney Kingdoms Seekers of the Weird #2 Review
When Mel and Max’s parents disappear and relations have their legs chopped off the Weird children are forced to demand questions of books and ride chairs that can talk back. Even with their preexisting knowledge of the Wardens ...
Alex + Ada #4 Review
As a long-time comics reader, I’m always glad when I come across a story that talks about what’s happening today. Boy, does this book ever do that!
The Bunker #1 Review
Time capsules are supposed to move forward in time, not backward, but when five friends discover a bunker with letters from their future selves they are wrenched asunder in the moment when they need to band together the most to...
Uncanny #6 Review
The Season of the Hungry Ghosts storyline wraps up with a raised voice where the storyline came in shouting. Weaver and Ford spend the majority of the issue engaged in an action scene and the questions being answered are the on...
Retro Review: Plop! #10 (March/April 1975)
Dying is easy, COMEDY is hard. But combining them is where things get REALLY interesting… Your Major Spoilers (retro) review awaits!
Jason Reads Comics: 5 Batman Eternal Theories (Batman #28 Review)
I give my theories on what I think will happen in Batman Eternal on this week’s episode of Jason Reads Comics.
The Mercenary Sea #1 Review
The Mercenary Sea #1 is a story of high adventure set in the dangerous waters of the late 1930s South Pacific. Featuring the talents of two newcomers, this story of submarines and tropical paradises is well worth your time.
She-Hulk #1 Review
In the continuing rollout of the All-New Marvel New Nowness She-Hulk has once again received her own ongoing. This isn’t the first go ‘round for the lovely green lady (I believe this is her fifth) and it’s time for her to step...
Astro City #9 Review
Astro City continues to prove that it soars high above the competition when it focuses on the character of Winged Victory. No pun intended.
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