Tag: review
DC Reborn PODCAST Review Special: Tackling BATGIRL, NIGHTWING, RED HOOD, & More!
Coming out of SDCC, Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion sit down to review the DC Rebirth Titles that came out this Wednesday!
DC Reborn PODCAST Review Special: Kyle & Alex Dive into Batgirl and Birds of...
Listen in as Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion dive into this week's DC Comics releases!
DC Reborn Review: THE FLASH #2 Zips its Way Towards a Gold Medal
Kyle Pinion and Alex Lu tackle the latest issue about the Scarlet Speedster, in which everything goes insane.
DC Reborn Review: NEW SUPER-MAN #1 Is the Asian Superhero We’ve Been Waiting For
Alex and Kyle shower praise upon Gene Luen Yang's and Viktor Bogdanovic's fresh new take on the classic hero!
DC Reborn Week Five– Ranking the Rebirth Books & Round Up
Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion round up this week's Rebirth reviews and rank the first month of releases!
REVIEW: SNOTGIRL #1 Will Blow Your Nose Off!!!
Alex Lu takes a look at SNOTGIRL #1, the first ongoing comic from SCOTT PILGRIM writer Bryan Lee O'Malley that introduces the singular Leslie Hung on art!
DC Reborn Review– DETECTIVE COMICS #935 is Definitely Beautiful, But is it Overwritten?
Join Kyle Pinion and Alex Lu as they dive into DETECTIVE COMICS #935!
DC Reborn Review– Like Land and Sea, We Stand Divided on AQUAMAN #1
Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion examine the latest attempt to launch a solid AQUAMAN story.
DC Reborn Review– ACTION COMICS #958 Turns the Volume Up to Eleven in the...
The world has been reborn.
Last month’s release of DC Universe: Rebirth #1 kicked off a new era of storytelling for the publisher. The house that gave us Batman...
DC Reborn– Week Two: Reviewing ACTION COMICS, AQUAMAN, DETECTIVE COMICS, FLASH, & WONDER WOMAN
The world has been reborn.
Last week's release of DC Universe: Rebirth #1 kicked off a new era of storytelling for the publisher. The house that gave us Batman...
DC Reborn– Week One: Should You Buy BATMAN, GREEN ARROW, SUPERMAN, or GREEN LANTERNS?
Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion dig into the first week of DC's Rebirth #1s to tell you which books break new ground and which stay mired in DC's troubled past.
