The Marvel Rundown: X OF SWORDS: CREATION #1 is the event comic of the...
Reviews of this week's Marvel titles, including X of Swords: Creation #1, Immortal She-Hulk #1, and more!
DC ROUND-UP: Joshua Williamson’s historic FLASH run comes to a close
We look at the conclusion of writer Joshua Williamson's tenure on The Flash, the longest uninterrupted run by a single writer in Flash history.
Review: ENOLA HOLMES sets things up perfectly for a sequel
A witty lead, exciting mysteries, and Edwardian England; who could resist Enola Holmes? Certainly not me.
Millie Bobby Brown stars the titular character in Netflix's...
REVIEW: Single moms find a unique parenting solution in POP LIFE
Pop Life is a slow, gentle, down-to-earth manga, happy and meandering.
INDIE VIEW: THE FLOOD THAT DID COME came just at the right time
The Flood That Did Come
By Patrick Wray
Avery Hill
In the ongoing quest to allow your brain to qualify a new thing you encounter by matching...
The Marvel Rundown: A new ‘back-to-basics’ IRON MAN relaunch soars
Reviews of new Marvel Comics releases for the week, including Iron Man #1, Giant-Size X-Men: Storm #1, and more!
REVIEW: MARVEL’S AVENGERS has impressive parts but is crudely assembled
Kamala Khan makes the game, in more ways than one.
REVIEW: A star studded cast redeems THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME
The Devil All the Time delivers exactly what you would expect from a film within its genre. That is, it is grim, violent, and...
DC ROUND-UP: What’s a birthday without clowns, in Detective Comics #1027?
THIS WEEK: DC inaccurately celebrates an anniversary in an oversized anthology featuring Batman creators, past present, and possibly future with Detective Comics #1027.
Note: the...
REVIEW: Discover your power with THE WITCHES OF BROOKLYN
The middle grade graphic novel offers a refreshing story about hidden-in-sight magic.
REVIEW: The MAISON IKKOKU reprint brings early Rumiko Takahashi to a new audience
Maison Ikkoku is a Rumiko Takahashi romcom, and her very specific brand of action, comedy, and romance are baked together into a manga classic.
INDIE VIEW: Is there safety in WOODS?
Woods
By Mike Freiheit
Birdcage Bottom Books
The times, they aren’t so great. You’re either living in terror of a corrupt, fascist president and pandemic that’s shut...
