We All Live In A Jennika World: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jennika II’
There is not an ounce of doubt that Jennika, the new fifth turtle member of the Splinter/Hamato can, has cemented
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Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #3 Sees Action And Intrigue
Writers Kyle Higgins and Joe Clark continue to create a compelling main story. They also make what could be severely
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A New Action Platformer Gold Standard — ‘Psychonauts 2’ Reviewed
When Razputin Aquato, trained acrobat and powerful young psychic, finally realizes his dream of joining the Psychonauts … he finds
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The Acceptance And Rejection Of Death Itself: Reviewing ‘The Many Deaths Of Laila Starr’ #5
More often than not there are many people out there that when someone mentions comic books, their first thought is
Read moreGreat Promise And A Cardboard Plot: Reviewing ‘The United States of Captain America’ #03
On paper, the idea of a miniseries that celebrates the legacy of Captain America by bringing in a group of
Read moreEnter The Place Where Answers Go To Die: Reviewing ‘Everfrost’ #3
On the one hand, Everfrost #3 is very much a story about a mother trying to right a wrong and
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Tensions have been brewing between the mutant cat Old Hob and the Turtle clan as well as a ton of
Read moreReview: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #7 Continues A New Course
Artist Winston Chan is very precise with the line work and choreography in IDW’s Transformers: Beast Wars #7. However, some
Read moreCan’t Take The Sky From Them: Reviewing ‘Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse’ #06
It’s often said that every story has a beginning, a middle, and an ending. Sometimes the ending of a story
Read moreReview: ‘The Tessellation’ Travels Various Distances
(+++ Disclaimer: I have done writing and editing work for Sequart Organization at various times in the past. So writer
Read moreReview: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #2 Go Up And Down
The regular cover by artist Felipe Watanabe and colorist Frank William dovetails nicely into the main narrative. Though the art
Read moreThe Children Are Not Alright: Reviewing ‘Stillwater’ #9
To many, the idea of living forever, the sort where you stop aging and your health is never a question
Read moreDiversity Bait And Switch: Reviewing ‘The United States Of Captain America’ #2
Captain America is one of the stalwart Avengers and superheroes of the Marvel Universe, existing even before the rest of
Read moreA Gorgeous Epic Sci-Fi Adventure: Reviewing ‘AL15: The Adventure Begins’
Telling stories can be done through a variety of wonderful mediums. Choosing just one can be the best for a
Read moreReview: ‘Robin’ #4 Takes A Moment For A Meaningful Big Time Family Reunion
Damian Wayne’s overconfidence and rage have gotten him killed once and close to killed in the short time that he’s
Read moreReview: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #6 Changes Things
Writer Erik Burnham does a mostly good job at characterization. However, some of the dialogue for one of the Predacons
Read moreReview: ‘Detective Comics’ #1040 Presents A Intriguing And Beautiful Story That Could Use A Bit More Breathing Room
While the last issue provided a conclusion of sorts, the issues facing Bruce Wayne in his new area of town
Read moreReview: ‘The Many Deaths of Laila Starr’ #4 Is The Beginning Of The End
Death is one of the constant certainties of human existence. Through the entirety of our time in this world, humans
Read moreReview: New And Familiar Faces, Family Lost, And Trouble Abound In ‘Firefly: Brand New ‘Verse’ #5
One of the themes that were at the forefront of Firefly’s time on the air so many years ago was
Read moreReview: ‘Mawrth Valliis’ Sets A Pace
Writer/artist EPHK creates a fast pace for this original story. However, it is arguably too fast due to how only
Read moreReview: Science Fiction And Fantasy Continue To Meld Beautifully In ‘Everfrost’ #2
Comic books are just like every single other storytelling device that human beings have created over time. There is finite
Read moreReview: ‘Excalibur’ #22 Juggles A Ton Of Plotlines In The Hellfire Gala Aftermath
With the Gala over and Krakoa’s relationship with Britain having been ended, the Excalibur team has a lot of things
Read moreReview: The Division Of Mutant Town Takes A Tense Turn With ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #119
There are a great many things that the current run of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles does spectacularly well, but chief
Read moreAdvance Review: ‘Ordinary Gods’ #1 Is Not A Typical Comic
Writer Kyle Higgins provides a strong script for the main story. While writer Jana Quinn provides a strong prose back-up
Read moreReview: ‘Black Knight: Curse Of The Ebony Blade’ #4 Lays Everything On The Line For Dane Whitman, Camelot, And More
From the very beginning Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade has made no secret of the fact that the
Read moreReview: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #5 Changes The Narrative
Writer Erik Burnham continues to create interesting variations to familiar moments. Burnham also continues to use familiar characterization to hopefully
Read moreReview: She-Hulk Faces Her Family In ‘Immortal Hulk’ #47
Of all the heroes the gamma-powered hands of the Hulk have touched, one notable presence has been missing virtually the
Read moreReview: Oh No! It’s The Consequences Of Beast’s Actions In ‘X-Force’ #20
Hank McCoy is the absolute worst. And in X-Force #20 he finally faces the consequences of his actions. It’s about
Read moreReview: The Tragic And Emotional Last Stand Of The Turtles Continues With ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin’ #3
It’s been quite a few months since the previous issue of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin dropped, showcasing
Read moreReview: ‘Action Comics’ #1031 Places Superman’s Whole World In Peril
Warworld has come to Earth, and its conflicts have come with it. Now Superman’s about to face one of the
Read moreReview: ‘Little Victories: Autism Through A Father’s Eyes’ Is Inspirational
This comic is by writer/artist Yvon Roy. It is an autobiographical tale of Roy raising his son. A son who
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