Review: Suicide Squad Vol. 4- Earthlings on Fire
In this volume, readers will find a fast paced story with high stakes and plenty of action. Characters lead the excitement and are built up in a way that dedicated readers will be able to …
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Rebirth
A breakdown of references in Action Comics #1000
In order to truly make Action Comics #1000 accessible to everyone, we are attempting to break down every reference it makes. See them all here…
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Review: Dark Nights: Metal #6
The conclusion to this series is every bit as epic and fun as it promised. The final battle against Barbatos is fantastic and has a number of moments that are more exciting, on their own, than some …
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Review: Batman Vol. 4- The War of Jokes and Riddles
This might be the most subjective entry in this Batman series, thus far. Its subjectivity hinges on whether readers like or dislike the book’s tendency to describe fights and action sequences in narration rather than focusing on …
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Review: Batman Vol. 3- I am Bane
The progress of the past three volumes culminates here and leads to an epic and thrilling conclusion to the themes in this chapter of the Batman series. Plot lines are resolved, old enemies come back for intense battles, and …
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Review: Detective Comics Vol. 2- The Victim Syndicate
In this book, readers get to see a charming cast of heroes take on a creepy cast of villains. This ends up being an alright story that is made great by the characters themselves. The book’s devotion to character driven drama and …
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Review: Deadman: Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love
This is a comic that excels in bringing underrepresented social issues to the table in an organic manor but fails in generating an interesting storyline. There is a decent mystery here and a sweet love story, but the mystery stumbles at …
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Review: The Terrifics #1
This is the comic that fans of the Fantastic Four, or science fiction adventures in general, have been waiting for. It instantly thrusts a team of charming adventures into the midst of a cosmic mystery that is only just beginning to …
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Review: Sideways #1
This is an incredibly optimistic start to a series with a lot of potential. It is an introduction that doesn’t feel like an introduction, with exposition coming from the conversation and artistic details instead. Plus, a charming cast and a …
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Review: Action Comics Vol. 2- Welcome to the Planet
While the first volume in this collection was an alright beginning, the second volume is a truly fun experience. It is full of character development, mysterious happenings, and compelling storylines that have a chance of …
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