Flash Gordon #0 Review: Mad Cave Gives This Legendary Hero a Fresh Blast of Cosmic Fire
There are reboots that play it safe… and then there are reboots that come in
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Neighborhood Watch #1 Review: BOOM! Studios Delivers a Murder Mystery With Teeth
There is something deliciously messy about Neighborhood Watch #1, and I mean that in the
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero: Sssilent Missions: Crimson Guard #1 Review | Cobra Gets Cold-Blooded in a Brutal Silent Strike
This one-shot does not whisper. It stalks, strikes, and leaves a mark. Gabriel Hardman and
Dead by Daylight: The Hillbilly #1 Review | Horror, Dread, and a Killer Debut
Dead by Daylight: The Hillbilly #1 makes a strong first impression because it understands something
Transformers #31 Review: Megatron’s Mind Breaks Wide Open
Transformers #31 is the kind of issue that reminds readers why the Energon Universe keeps
The Fury of Firestorm #1 Review: DC Turns Ronnie Raymond Into a Walking Nightmare
The Fury of Firestorm #1 is not here to give fans a comfortable reunion. This
Daredevil #1 Comes Out Swinging With Style, Soul, and Straight-Up Pressure
Marvel just dropped Daredevil #1, and let’s keep it a buck, this ain’t some lazy
Pretty Hate Machine #1 Review: Mad Cave Drops a Savage Horror Debut That Cuts Deep
Some comics try to creep under your skin. Pretty Hate Machine #1 kicks the door
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder #6 Review: Oroku Saki Chooses Blood, Pain, and Pure Chaos
There are comic books that entertain you, and then there are comic books that grab
Uncanny X-Men #25 Review: Gail Simone Lets the Monsters Loose and the Mutants Bleed Greatness
Uncanny X-Men #25 is not playing nice. This issue storms into New Orleans with claws
Tyler Rake: An Extraction Story #1 Review – A Bone-Crunching, Bullet-Rattling Blast of Pure Extraction Energy
Ande Parks and Ronan Cliquet deliver a vicious, cinematic first issue that throws Tyler Rake
Spawn: The Dark Ages #4 Review – Liam Sharp Delivers Brutal Medieval Horror With Heavy Metal Soul
There are comics that entertain, and then there are comics that stomp onto the page
DC/Marvel: Superman/Spider-Man #1 Review – A Crossover Swinging Straight Into Comic Book Glory
Some comic books feel important. Some feel fun. And then every once in a while,
Rafael Garcia: Henchman #1 Review – The Funniest Supervillain Workplace Comic You Need on Your Pull List
There are comics that kick the door in with world-ending stakes, brooding speeches, and enough
Green Lantern #33 (LGY #600) Is a Glowing Tribute to Legacy, Kyle Rayner, and the Future of DC’s Cosmic Mythos
Milestone issues can sometimes trip over their own cape. They get too busy worshipping the
Honor and Curse: Eternal #1 Review – Mad Cave Delivers a Brutal, Stylish Immortal Comeback
Honor and Curse: Eternal #1 comes out swinging with style, pain, and a blade sharpened
Conan the Barbarian #30 Review: A Blood-Soaked Battle for the Ages
There are comics you read with a smile. Then there are comics that kick open
Deathstroke Is Back and DC Just Unleashed a Cold-Blooded Monster in Deathstroke: The Terminator #1
There are comeback books… and then there are statement books. Deathstroke: The Terminator #1 does
TMNT: Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #4 Brings Fugitoid Chaos to the Mutant Mayhem Era
The Turtles are back, the weird science is cooking, and Tales of the Teenage Mutant
Sentry #1 Review: Marvel Brings Back a Broken God With Serious Power
There are comeback issues, and then there are issues that walk back into the room
