NIGHTWING #78 [Review]
A new day dawns in Bludhaven, as the creators behind Injustice: Gods Among Us and Suicide Squad take over Nightwing. Continue reading NIGHTWING #78 [Review]
Author: Matt Morrison
Matt Morrison is a freelance writer, who has written professionally about comic book history and superhero adaptations for multiple websites for over twenty years. He is also an academic librarian, with multiple degrees in Fine Arts and Information Science.
ORPHAN AND THE FIVE BEASTS #1 [Advance Review]
James Stokoe presents a surreal grindhouse story of ancient powers corrupted and one lone warrior seeking to atone for her master’s mistakes. Continue reading ORPHAN AND THE FIVE BEASTS #1 [Advance Review]
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James Harren puts a disturbing twist on the world of Kaiju in this new series born of the dark side of Sentai. Continue reading ULTRAMEGA #1 [Advance Review]
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The Clown Prince of Crime is almost completely absent from the book bearing his name? What do we have instead? A halfway decent read. Continue reading THE JOKER #1 [Review]
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INFINITE FRONTIER #0 [Review]
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TOM AND JERRY (2021) [Review]
Tom and Jerry is a merry mess of a film, with no clear audience and no clear point beyond cashing in on nostalgia. Continue reading TOM AND JERRY (2021) [Review]
SUPERMAN & LOIS: PILOT [Review]
The latest series to enter the Arrowverse presents Lois Lane and Clark Kent as you’ve never seen them before, tackling a challenge never before faced in live-action: raising teenagers. Continue reading SUPERMAN & LOIS: PILOT [Review]
