Reviewing ‘Kaitō’84’ #5
Welcome to the table, I’m not good with endings. I really don’t do well with them. I tend to skip
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Something Old, Something New, Something Black: Reviewing ‘Venom’ #1
When it comes to ongoing narratives within the realm of superhero comics, what is old is new again, and again.
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Unboxing WizKids ‘G.I. Joe HeroClix Iconix’
Welcome to the table, WizKids is bringing G.I.Joe HeroClix to the table. Now you know … and knowing is half
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Soaring High Once More — Reviewing ‘Nova: Return Of The Rings’ #1
Once upon a time, around fifteen years ago, Marvel Comics entered a period where multiple young new heroes were created.
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A Deep Dive Into One Of The Essential Wolverine Stories Of The Nineties — ‘The Marvel Age: Wolverine — Weapon X’ By Jim Rugg Reviewed
Jim Rugg’s The Marvel Age: Wolverine – Weapon X is another in a series of books from Bloomsbury Academic that takes
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Revenge Is A Dish Best Served Cold — Reviewing ‘The Mafia Vs. The Klan’
Sometimes the title alone is enough to get you reading a graphic novel. Fortunately, in the case of The Mafia
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Review: ‘The Seasons’ #12 Races Along
Writer Rick Remender writes a script that may still work for some, but could disappoint a lot of readers. Most
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Workshop Wednesday: Tone Pro Paint Comes To The Table
Welcome to the table, Workshop Wednesday is my little slice of the day where I can dive into all sorts
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Review: Directionless ‘Blood And Thunder’ #18 Continues Its Meandering Ways
If nothing else, Blood & Thunder is a series that’s full of surprises. Some good; some not so much. The
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Review: ‘The Karman Blade’ #2 May Be The Perfect Fantasy Series
You almost have to pity Darcy Van Poelgeest. Almost. Van Poelgeest writes the story for the fantasy limited series
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Review: ‘Freaks’ Sequeele’ Vol. 5 Roughly Translates
The creative team consists of writer, artist and colorist Florent Maudoux, translator Dan Christensen, localizer and edition designer Mike Kennedy,
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Like Waking From A Strange And Beautiful Dream: ‘A Kiss For Atticus’ #4 Reviewed
What is real or unreal begins to separate as Amber comes to her senses, or is that she is awakens
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Previously On X-Men: Sink Your Teeth Into The Intricate World of ‘Midnight X-Men’ #1
There’s only one X-book out this week, and it’s the alt-reality Midnight X-Men, so I’m skipping ahead to break it
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Review: John Henry Is In The Spotlight In ‘Absolute Superman’ #24
Absolute Superman #24 sees John Henry take up the reins of narration and comment on both Superman and his own new
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Unboxing Dungeons & Dragons HeroClix 400 – Adventuring Party #1 from WizKids
Welcome to the table, My pals at WizKids sent over a rad box set of Dungeons & Dragons HeroClix 400
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Advance Review — ‘Star Trek: Red Shirts– Ghost Of The 23rd Century’ #3 Gives Needed Background
Halfway through a limited series is usually a smart time to give readers the background information they need to better
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Advance Review– ‘A Quiet Place: Rising Tides’ #1 Succeeds On The Back Of Simple, Effective Visual Storytelling
The world of A Quiet Place isn’t one I know well; I’m aware of the broad strokes. John Krazinski, Emily
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Advance Review: Corominas’s ‘Dorian Gray’ Is A Beautiful Adaptation
The small sizing of the periods within the word balloons can be problematic. This is because a reader might fail
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Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Welcome to the weekend, where we bring you a selection of reading suggestions from the past week here on Comicon.com,
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‘Icons Of The Realm’ Sunsetting As ‘D&D’ HeroClix Comes To The Table? — “Thay” It Ain’t So!
Welcome to the table, Check this out… My pals at WizKids were kind enough to stock me up on a
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Force Matters — An Old Girlfriend Causes Trouble In ‘Star Wars: The Fall Of Kylo Ren’ #2
Jumping ahead to breakdown a more recent issue as Star Wars comics continues to limp towards the franchise’s 50th anniversary
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Hell Yeah! — James Harren’s ‘The Demon’ Reviewed
With Ultramega, James Harren delivered arguably one of the best Image Comics in last decade; therefore anything he did next
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Previously On X-Men: As ‘DNX’ Looms, Beast Battles Beast in ‘X-Men’ #35
We turn once more to the not-too-distant past, in which the X-Men aren’t vampires and “DNX” still looms! Generation X-23
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Bigger Is Better: Reviewing ‘Skinbreaker’ Deluxe Edition Hardcover
Robert Kirkman and David Finch’s Skinbreaker is the kind of comic that demands to be seen big. Now that all
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Review: ‘Midnight Fantastic Four’ #1 Nails Cosmic Creeping Dread
Sixty-five years ago, four intrepid adventurers launched into adventure, transforming their universe forever. In Midnight Fantastic Four, a horrific new
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Review — ‘Midnight X-Men’ #1 Gives Big ‘Vampire: The Masquerade’ TTRPG Vibes
Welcome to the table, It’s been a while since I’ve picked up a new X-Men book. My tastes tend to
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Review: ‘Midnight Spider-Man’ #1 Takes The Familiar And Mixes It With Horror And Gore
Midnight Spider-Man is not the wallcrawler you know. Not exactly, anyway. Sure there are familiar elements. Peter Parker is still
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‘Whatever Happened To Scorpio? The Complete Jim Steranko At Marvel’ Advance Review
Sometimes, all it takes is an image to spark the flame of curiosity in a reader who, then, wants to
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Advance Review: ‘G.I. Joe/Tomb Raider’ #1 Hits All The Notes You’d Want To See
When it comes to licensed comics, the G.I. Joe team is one of the golden standards, both in terms of
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Reviewing Fanhome’s 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription Stages 34-38
The ninth package in my Fanhome 1989 Batmobile 1:8 Scale Build-Up Subscription* has arrived. This absolute beast of a model
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Advance Review: Steve Skroce Asks “What If?” In ‘Tales Of Wonder’ #2
What if Captain America and the Avengers and the Fantastic Four weren’t figments of comic book creators’ imaginations but rather
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