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REVIEW: Storm #1 -
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Major Spoilers Staff Picks for July 30, 2014 -
Major Spoilers Podcast #584: Post Convention Blues -
LEGO #76020 Knowhere Escape Plan – Major Spoilers LEGO Build -
The Magic Minute #77 – Deck Building – Drafting Your Team -
Geek History Lesson Ep 25: Rocket Raccoon
SDCC’14: Justin Gray to pen new Lone Ranger tales
Press Release Dynamite Entertainment is proud to announce the signing of Justin Gray, who will be continuing Dynamite’s long standing success with America’s quintessential Western hero, as he takes the reins on a br...
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...
REVIEW: All-Star Western #21
Or – “A Man Destined To Be At The Center Of Time-Travel Shenanigans, No Matter The Universe…” The JLU version of Jonah Hex had an iconic moment when he identified the power of Chronos as the result of ti...
REVIEW: Human Bomb #3 (of 4)
Or – “BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE!” The Quality Comics stable of heroes have served DC well since they relaunched ‘em back in the 70s, but mostly as supporting characters or as a team of Freedom Fighters. No...
REVIEW: Ame-Comi Girls #3
The revamped history of Duela Dent is revealed, as are her master plans and her secret partner in crime. After Batgirl is captured, it all falls on a newly reformed Catwoman to call in the cavalry. Will she make it in time or w...
REVIEW: Human Bomb #1
The Human Bomb has a long history with superhero comics. Debuting in the 1940s under the Quality Comics brand, he was a member of the Freedom Fighters. Able to detonate objects he touched, he became an obscure superhero in the ...
REVIEW: All-Star Western #0
One of the niche titles to emerge from DC’s New 52, All Star Western’s tales of Jonah Hex and Amadeus Arkham have told some pretty good stories in its run so far. Now, in the middle of Zero Month, the book presents a tale of Jo...
REVIEW: G.I. Combat #0
The zero issue month for DC’s New 52 has begun! Major Spoilers takes a look at G.I. Combat to see if it has what it takes to survive.
REVIEW: Phantom Lady #1
Or – “Not Entirely What I Had Expected…” One of the earliest female heroes of the Golden Age of Comics, Phantom Lady is usually notable for being (in Rodrigo’s words) “nakeder” than man...
SDCC’12: DC Comics: The Dark and The Edge
The panels are in full swing at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con, and though we aren’t at the show, we’ve dug through the drek and present a rundown of the news from DC Comics’ The Dark and The Edge panel.
REVIEW: Creator-Owned Heroes #1
A comic book and magazine hybrid is nothing new, with most dropping out of the picture shortly after release. Will Creator-Owned Heroes be able to beat off this trend and be a viable monthly title?
REVIEW: G.I. Combat #1
Or – “At Least They’re Committed To Multiple Genres…” Many people (including Major Spoilers’ own Stephen) have been voicing dissatisfaction with the proliferation of superhero titles on the s...
REVIEW: All-Star Western #7
Finally out of Gotham, Jonah Hex and Dr. Arkham have migrated south, and as the title of the book indicates, there are a couple more all-stars that join the line-up this month.
REVIEW: All-Star Western #4
Having defeated slowed the Followers of Cain from taking over Gotham City, there is little to keep Jonah Hex in the city. But Gotham doesn’t seem to want to let Hex go, and Hex is once again in the deep and smelly stuff this is...
REVIEW: The Ray #1
A character who hasn’t been seen since the ‘90s (or 2006 if you read that one book) returns to DC Comics, and we get a whole new man behind The Ray.
All-Star Western to introduce the Barbary Ghost
When All-Star Western #4 arrives in December, it features an all new hero – The Barbary Ghost.
DC RELAUNCH: The Ray announced
For a couple of months now, DC creators and head honchos have been telling fans that the initial 52 release wasn’t the end, but rather the tip of the iceberg. The latest new number one to be announced is The Ray by Jimmy...
DC RELAUNCH: Gotham circa 1800
I’ve been back and forth on Jonah Hex since its return some 68 issues ago, but I do know I’m excited to see what happens in All-Star Western #1 that features Hex arriving in Gotham City in the 1800s. In ALL-STAR WES...
Image Comics announces Trailblazer
Press Release Jimmy Palmiotti (THE PRO, Painkiller Jane) and Justin Gray (Hawkman, Countdown to Final Crisis) will bring a new kind of western to comic stands next month. Known for years as one the most respected and prolific w...
REVIEW: Time Bomb #1
If you had nothing else to lose, but everything to gain, would you strap an atomic bomb to your ass and let it fling you backwards through time? Four potential heroes are about to find out in Time Bomb #1 from Radical Publishing.
Review: Power Girl #12
When creators leave a series, there are two possibilities – the series goes out with a bang with everything wrapped up in a tidy bow, or every plot point and story line leaves the readers hanging as they are never resolve...
Time Bomb #1 arrives in July from Radical Publishing
Press Release Radical Publishing proudly presents Time Bomb, the newest Sci-Fi/Action thriller from acclaimed creators Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray (Jonah Hex, Power Girl), now available to order in the May 2010 edition of D...
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