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Batman By The Numbers: Reviewing Absolute Batman Volume 1 with Justin DeVoe

There’s arguably no superhero in existence that has been reimagined, redefined, or reinterpreted more than Batman.  No matter how many times he’s been rebooted,...

Review: Absolute Green Arrow #1

Written by Tanner Stein DC’s Absolute Universe dives into the horror genre with Absolute Green Arrow #1. With writer Pornsak Pichetshote and artists Rafael Albuquerque...

Socially Distanced: Dungeon Crawler Carl + Summer 2026 Preview

The Socially Distanced Podcast was created by two pop culture-obsessed dads during COVID who decided to take their Facebook messenger conversations and turn them...

Review: Speed Racer # 8 (Mad Cave Studios)

After the extremely intense events from last issue, Speed Racer # 8 finds the Speed Family opt to accept an invitation to a fancy-shmancy...

Review: Space Ghost Issue # 11

Space Ghost thrown millions of years into the past! Jace and Jan are thrown 30 years into the future! A galaxy in chaos! Time...

Review: DC x AEW #2

It’s round two of the colossal crossover of comic calamity in DC x AEW #2! Members of the Justice League have teamed up with...

Jessica Jones is Back and Still Biting in Marvel’s ‘Alias: Red Band’

The Alias series by Brian Michael Bendis established Jessica Jones as a top-tier private investigator who used less conventional means to solve her cases....

Review: Speed Racer #6 (Mad Cave Studios)

Reunions are short-lived, as the next and likely deadliest adversary since Speed’s previous encounter, has plans for vengeance of his own. Speed Racer meets...

Review: Space Ghost Season 2 Issue #9 (Dynamite Comics)

Things are not as they seem in Space Ghost Season Issue #9. It appears as though our heroes are not where they think they...

Comic Book Review: Cyclops #1

Scott Summers returns with his classic careful attitude in his new solo series. The issue opens with Cyclops rescuing fellow team members Magik and...

Preview: Space Ghost Season 2 Issue 8

I have to give Andrew Dalhouse a ton of credit. Churning out colors for multiple titles, including DC x AEW,  has got to be...

Review: DC x AEW #1

Fun. Simply put. DC x AEW #1 is fun to read.  Crossovers are a staple of comic books. It's when creators give fans the unique...