Since taking on the task of tutoring university cafeteria worker Bill Potts, The Doctor has shown his pupil many wondrous things around the whole of Time and Space. Of course The TARDIS is rarely cooperative in taking The Doctor precisely … Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE TWELFTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #5 [Review]
It may not win any new readers, but The Flash #25 is a solid book. Continue reading THE FLASH #25 [Review]
The revelation that this would be the final issue of Lucifer came as something of a shock. New writer Richard Kardey was announced not six months ago with much ballyhoo and excitement and the promise of great things to come … Continue reading LUCIFER #19 [Review]
I posed a question, in my review of the last issue of Conan The Slayer, that returned to my mind as I read this month’s offering – should I, as a critic, penalize an adapter for not improving upon the … Continue reading CONAN THE SLAYER #10 [Review]
Zodiac Starforce: Cries of the Fire Prince has only just begun, but it’s already fulfilling its promise of delivering more magical girl action and witty comedy with just a touch of drama and intrigue. Continue reading ZODIAC STARFORCE: CRIES OF THE FIRE PRINCE #1 [Advance Review]
Cason Ray Bennett lives a life of luxury most young men dream of. Fancy suits. Fast cars. Faster women. And adventure? Heh. Don’t get much more adventurous than being a “problem solver” for “the outfit” in Chicago. The only real … Continue reading CROSSWIND #1 [Review]
Given the popularity of the Supergirl TV series, it was inevitable that Kara Zor-El would be part of the Injustice 2 video game. This posed one big question – where was Supergirl during the events of the original game? Injustice … Continue reading INJUSTICE 2 #11 [Review]
Traveling on the TARDIS with The Doctor seemed like all fun and games for artist Gabby Gonzales at first. Now, having witnessed the death of a clone of her best friend, coupled with her acquiring a strange power she can … Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE TENTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #6 [Review]
Loneliness would be a constant companion to The Doctor if loneliness, by its nature, did not require a lack of companionship. Small wonder then that he sought out his old jamming partner Hattie, who has gone on to become one … Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE TWELFTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #4 [Review]
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