DC Round-Up: BATMAN #157 brings Zdarsky & Jiménez’s run to a close
Reviews of this week's new DC releases, including ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN #4, JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE ATOM PROJECT #2, and more.
Wednesday Comics Reviews: Snotgirl #18 is the best issue yet from Snotgirl – The...
Snotgirl #18 leads the way in a Wednesday Column that also features Bronze Faces and an advanced look at Assorted Crisis Events #1.
Horror Beat: COMPANION is anything but robotic
COMPANION is wickedly fun and anything but robotic.
TV Review: INVINCIBLE Season 3 rises above the superhero competition
No sign of superhero fatigue anytime soon!
Top Comics to Buy for February 5, 2025: Batman is in space, Snotgirl is...
The Top Comics to Buy for February 5 includes a couple books that continue a recent trend of bathing our horrors in bright art and colors.
Classic Comic Compendium: BATMAN – HUSH was a disruptive, tonal shift when first published
Batman - Hush is an action spectacle, a thrill ride with mystery, a little bit of romance, and a preponderance of Batman's rogues gallery.
Graphic Novel Review: WEST HOLLYWOOD MONSTER SQUAD reads the apocalypse for filth
West Hollywood Monster Squad takes a complex crack at apocalyptic horror with a queer, young adult romp about found family and capitalism.
Graphic Novel Review: DREAMOVER captures the epic highs and lows of 2000s adolescent love
First love and true friendship are at the center of Dreamover, a surreal and satisfying YA graphic novel set in the 2000s.
Manga Review: LOVE ON THE HORIZON paints a charming love story
Love on the Horizon Volume 1
Writer and Artist: Machi Yamashita
Publisher: Kodansha (print & digital)
Translation: Leo McDonagh
Lettering: Nicole Roderick
Editor: Tiff Joshua TJ Ferentini
Cover Design: Abigail...
Trade Rating: THE POWER FANTASY VOL 1 is full of pretty people and not...
The Power Fantasy Vol 1 by Kieron Gillen and Caspar Wijngaard is a well-done book that suffers because it's afraid to get too real.
Movie Review: Dog Man – a perfect kid movie and comic book adaptation
The Dog Man movies has the silliness and perfect kid logic that children will love, but adults will like it too.
The Marvel Rundown: X-Men Strike Back in X-Men #10
Reviews of this week's new Marvel Releases including X-Men, Star Wars a New Legacy, Hellhunters, and Storm: Lifedream.
