Comic Review: Absolute Batman #14 – A Review of a Finale That Obliterates Everything in Its Path
Absolute Batman #14 is a comic that doesn’t just close one of the strongest story arcs in modern Batman history it does so with such forc...Read More
Comics review: Absolute Batman Annual #1 (2025) – Anger, Compassion, and the Cost of Heroism
Absolute Batman Annual #1 is not only the strongest issue in the still very young Absolute line, but also one of the boldest, most uncom...Read More
Comic Review: Wolverine #13 – A Stylish Detour With Claws, Even if It Doesn’t Matter Much
Wolverine #13 is a perfect example of an issue that changes absolutely nothing , yet still manages to be thoroughly enjoyable. This is a ...Read More
Comic review: Uncanny X-Men #21 – A Heart in the Right Place, a Story in Pieces
Uncanny X-Men #21 closes out Gail Simone’s current phase of the series just before the upcoming Age of Revelation , and as expected it’s ...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #20 – Trauma Instead of Heroism
Uncanny X-Men #20 is an issue that perfectly encapsulates both the greatest strengths and the most frustrating weaknesses of Gail Simone’...Read More
Comic Revie: Ultimate Wolverine #10
Ultimate Wolverine #10 is an issue that perfectly sums up the core problem of this series so far. It’s a good comic, at times even very cl...Read More
Comic Review: Ultimate Wolverine #9 – When Darkness Stops Being an Idea and Becomes a Problem
Ultimate Wolverine #9 is an issue that, for many readers and unfortunately for me as well becomes a breaking point. The kind where you ge...Read More
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1101
Detective Comics #1101 is an issue that, from its very first pages, reminds us why Batman is called the World’s Greatest Detective . Tom ...Read More
Comic Review: The Amazing Spider-Man #12
After the very solid issue #11, The Amazing Spider-Man #12 keeps the momentum going and proves that the current direction of the series h...Read More
Comic Review: The Amazing Spider-Man #11
After many months of uneven quality, The Amazing Spider-Man finally delivers an issue that can honestly be called engaging. Issue #11 is ...Read More
Comic Review: “Batman #2” Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez Continue Their Excellent Form
The second issue of Matt Fraction’s new Batman run confirms one thing: DC has finally found a fresh, accessible, and emotionally grounded ...Read More
Comic review: Absolute Evil #1 - A Masterpiece that keeps on giving!
It seemed that the Absolute Universe had already reached the peak of madness and narrative ambition. After the deconstruction of the Batm...Read More
Movie Review: Avatar: Fire and Ash
James Cameron returns to Pandora for the third time with a scale that no other contemporary blockbuster filmmaker can or wants to match. A...Read More
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