ABSOLUTE GREEN LANTERN #1 (DC, 40 PAGES, $4.99) is by writer Al Ewing and artist Jahnoy Lindsay. The solilcitation says "without the ring," but it sure looks like this girl's got one. And one of the covers has a ghostly Hal Jordan, so
It has recently come to my attention that my comic book collection is deficient in "Deadpool" comics; I have only two and I have read only one. To that end I have set out to correct this deficiency by reading Deadpool Team-Up by character "creator" R
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1)The first episode is pretty much set-up, with the business of the Visualizer being used to inform the regulars that the Daleks were after them. Good thing the Doctor nabbed it from the Space Museum, or presumably the Daleks would've
HEAT SEEKER: EXPOSED: A GUN HONEY SERIES #1 (W) Charles Ardai (A) Ace Continuado Publisher: Hard Case Crime (imprint of Titan Comics) FC, 32pp, $4.99 On Sale June 4, 2025
BATMAN #158 (DC COMICS, 40 PAGES, $4.99) is by writer Jeph Loeb and artists Jim Lee and Scott Williams. In case you haven't heard, the sequel to "Hush" is here. (Stylized "H2SH," usually.) It's already posting big advance-order number
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ABSOLUTE FLASH #1 (DC COMICS, $4.99) is by writer Jeff Lemire and artist Nick Robles. Wally West fans get what they've always wanted: Flash without Barry Allen even existing. That's even better than being dead! Now, see, Barry Allen w
Even though issues 1 and 2 didn't overly impress me, I was planning on sticking with Flash: Rebirth out of faith that Geoff Johns would ultimately give me a good story. But issue three today convinced me that...yeah, I'm just not digging this book.
With the advent of "Hereos Return," Avengers once again became my favorite title, a status it maintained right up until the launch of X-Men: The Hidden Years a year later. the premise of the series is that it would fill the gap from #67-93 when X-Men
I’m kind of a sucker for these “What If” series where they present variations on a given character, even if they are more like “Elseworlds” than proper “What Ifs” to my mind.
We begin with the question, “What if Galactus transformed Hulk?”
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This release (described as a "mini-series) from 2018 comprises four individual hour-long episodes. I think I listened to one of them, but was too concerned with where (or even if) they fit into continuity to really enjoy it. Maggie and Quentin were n
Got ahold of a copy of this, and re-watched it last night. I’ve got a few thoughts on it below:
1)David Bradley does fairly well as Hartnell. He doesn’t quite capture him for me, but I’m willing to forgive a bit, since Hartnell was such a one-off t
