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It’s not often that the fourth issue of a run makes you stop and ask: “Is this the moment I’m falling in love with Spider-Man again?” Aft...Read More
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Raven's Thoughts – Summer Game Catch-Up – Return to the Pile of Shame (A Tradition That Never Dies)
Like every year around this time… I look at my pile of shame. No, I’m not talking about the stack of unread books or unfinished TV series ...Read More
Comic Review: Batman #158 Reviving a Legend Without a Soul
Some stories should remain closed forever. And if they do return—they need a truly compelling reason to do so. Unfortunately, Batman #158...Read More
Comics Review: Detective Comics #1096 – Batman Between Darkness and Mercy
Crafting a satisfying conclusion to a multi-part story is a real challenge especially when it involves legendary characters like Batman. ...Read More
Comic Review "Batman #157" – The End of an Era, But a Satisfying One?
Chip Zdarsky concludes his Batman run with Batman #157 , the final chapter of the Dying City storyline. This issue attempts to tie toge...Read More
Comic Review: "Batman #156" – A Classic Tale with a Dash of Political Thriller
Chip Zdarsky has been steadily building his Dark Knight saga toward an exciting climax, and Batman #156 is another strong chapter that b...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #13 – A Beautiful Mess
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Review of Superman (2025) – A Triumphant Rebirth for the Man of Steel
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Comic review: Uncanny X-Men #12 – A Reminder That Sometimes Less Is More
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Movie Review: "K-Pop Demon Hunters" A Colorful Celebration of Music, Magic, and Identity
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Comic Review: Detective Comics #1095 – Batman on the Brink and a Truth That Hurts
The Detective Comics series by Tom Taylor and Mikel Janín is finally picking up momentum. After a few issues that dealt with important to...Read More
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1094 – Batman, Damian, and a System That Failed
Tom Taylor and Mikel Janín deliver another issue that’s impossible to put down. After a period of stagnation in Detective Comics —especial...Read More
Comic Review: Detective Comics #1093 – Batman on the Trail
Detective Comics #1093 by Tom Taylor with illustrations by Mikel Janín is a comic that draws you in, engages, and surprises — though not ...Read More
Comic Review: Wolverine #7 – Between Steel and Legacy
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Comic Review: Detective Comics 2025 Annual #1 – Batman on the Trail, with Heart and Mind
In a world where annual comic book issues often feel like little more than filler to pad out the publishing calendar, Detective Comics 2025...Read More
Comic Review: Absolute Batman #7 – Gotham Freezes Over, and the Heart Beats Louder Than Ever
Thanks to the incredible kindness of Scott Snyder, I had the opportunity to read Absolute Batman #7 before its official release. And I ha...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #11 – Crossover noone wanted
Uncanny X-Men #11 kicks off the three-part X-Manhunt event a crossover that was supposed to ignite excitement but delivers... mostly dis...Read More
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