The alliance between Conan’s Kozaki warriors and the pirates of the Vilayet Sea has proven successful in striking against the nation of Turan. This is of great concern to Jehungir Agha – the corrupt noble in charge of keeping order … Continue reading CONAN THE SLAYER #9 [Advance Review/Preview]
Arthur Curry is a man of two worlds yet he has never truly been a part of either one. He is mistrusted and mocked by the surface world he defends as part of the Justice League. And since being crowned … Continue reading AQUAMAN #23 [Review]
“The Button” concludes with an emotionally-charged issue, asking DC fans to brace themselves for what comes next. Continue reading THE FLASH #22: THE BUTTON [Review]
Produced by the same team responsible for The Boy With The Displaced Smile, Revolving Doors proves an interesting interlude from the current Tenth Doctor story. Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE TENTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #5 [Advanced Review]
Even if you’re not a video game fan, Injustice 2 is an enjoyable comic from start to finish. With great characterization, fantastic artwork and a fair amount of humor, this is one book that should be on every comic lover’s pull-list. Continue reading INJUSTICE 2 #4 (Digital Edition) [Review]
In “The Button Part Two”, Batman and The Flash finally team up to solve the big mystery of Rebirth, creating the potential for sweeping changes to the DC Universe. Continue reading THE FLASH #21: THE BUTTON [Review]
Fans of classic Americana horror would do well to check this out, as would fans of The Doctor! Continue reading DOCTOR WHO: THE TWELFTH DOCTOR: YEAR THREE #2 [Advanced Review]
Batman #21 sees Batman begin investigating that bloodied smiley face button, musing over its connection with the timeline disturbances. A connection, which is then barely touched on. Continue reading BATMAN #21: THE BUTTON [Review]
Black Canary flies solo in this month’s Batgirl And The Birds Of Prey but logic problems with her backstory keep this story from soaring high. Continue reading BATGIRL AND THE BIRDS OF PREY #9 [Review]
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