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I’ve always preferred Batman to Superman. In my youthful naïveté, I didn’t understand the appeal in Kal-el’s uncomplicated goodness and optimism. Perhaps Superman’s appeal...

Review: Deathbed #3

Sheena Fisher - April 18, 2018

Spoilers from Issue #2 will be reveled in this review to bring you up to speed. Don’t read this review if you haven’t read...

Review: Harley Quinn #42 aka Old Lady Harley

Sheena Fisher - April 18, 2018

What happens when Harley Quinn enters a post-apocalyptic world similar to Madmax? Well guys, you’re about to find out in Old Lady Harley. Staten Island...

Review: Xena Warrior Princess #3

Sheena Fisher - April 18, 2018

So far we have learned that Xena was once involved in some shady undertakings. It’s clear that Xena feels guilt for her past transgressions....

Review: Skyward #1

Sheena Fisher - April 17, 2018

Skyward is written by Joe Henderson, illustrated by Lee Garbett, and published by Image Comics. The issue starts off with showing us a cute family...

Review: IDW’s Transformers vs. Visionaries #4 (of 5)

Michael Dworkis - April 15, 2018

Transformers vs. Visionaries #4 Only one more to go. Following the hype for Unicron, we are now presented the tag-line of “The Road to Unicron...

Review: IDW’s Lost Light #16

Michael Dworkis - April 15, 2018

They’re all dead! Dead I say! DEAD! That is what we are led to believe in the first pages of issue 16. A beloved character...

How Harley Quinn Birthed a New Generation of Cosplayers

Sheena Fisher - April 12, 2018

I bet you’re thinking 'Oh no another article about Harley Quinn.' Well, you’re right, but there’s so much more to talk about than just that....

Review: Mech Cadet Yu #8

Rachel Freeman - April 11, 2018

Mech Cadet Yu is published by BOOM! Studios. It is written by Greg Pak with art by Takeshi Miyazawa and colors by Triona Farrell. As...

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