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Review: Dark Days: The Forge

Written by Rachel Freeman Comic Review – Dark Days: The Forge Dark Days: The Forge is published by DC Comics. It is written in collaboration by...

Review: Harley Quinn #21

By: Sheena Fisher We pick up right where Madame Macabre left off. Like, why she felt a need to kidnap Harley’s crush and his mom....

Review: Wonder Woman Steve Trevor Special #1

By: Andrew Fontana Wonder Woman Steve Trevor Special #1 is the inevitable  unofficial tie-in to Patty Jenkins' rollicking smash hit, and as far as those...

Review: Savage Things #4

Written by Rachel Freeman Savage Things is published by DC Comics under their Vertigo imprint. It is written by Justin Jordan with art by Ibrahim...

Review: The Unsound #1

By: Rachel Freeman The Unsound is published by BOOM! Studios. It is written by Cullen Bunn with art by Jack T. Cole. The Unsound is the...

Review: Ladycastle #4 (of 4)

By: Rachel Freeman Ladycastle is published by BOOM! Studios. It is written by Delilah S. Dawson with art by Becca Farrow. I unfortunately did not get...

Review: Wonder Woman Annual #1

Annual issues aren't always worth buying. At best, they can feel disconnected from the main narrative and at worst, they can feel like an...

Review: Jim Henson’s The Power of the Dark Crystal #3

Written by Rachel Freeman The Power of the Dark Crystal is published by BOOM! Studios under their Archaia imprint. It is written by Simon Spurrier...

Review: Mother Panic #7

Written by Rachel Freeman Mother Panic  is published by DC Comics under their Young Animal imprint. It is written by Jody Houser with art (on...

MegaCon 2017: Stan Lee’s Final Florida Appearance is Filled with Insight, Laughter

MegaCon 2017 Q&A Panel Recap: Stan Lee Stan Lee’s Thursday night Q&A on the first day of MegaCon 2017 was, to say the least, a...

Review: The Hellblazer #10

Written by Sheena Fisher We enter this issue with Mercury trying to get stronger. This issue opens up on her asking how a Djinn could be...

Review: Suicide Squad #18

Written by Andrew Fontana Suicide Squad #18 is an action packed throwdown between a very angry General Zod and his snarky would-be  compatriots. That's pretty much...