Comic Review: One World Under Doom #2 – “Doom Gives, Doom Takes”
The second issue of One World Under Doom only confirms that Ryan North and R.B. Silva are playing a much more complex game with the reade...Read More
Comic Review: One World Under Doom #1 – “Only Doom Can Save Us”
Marvel has been serving us events for years some memorable, others forgotten the day they were released. But One World Under Doom by Ryan...Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #95 – Politics, Blüdhaven, and the Price of Secrets
Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo have, for months, been consistently building one of the most important Nightwing runs in the character’s his...Read More
Game Review: Fire Emblem Engage
Fire Emblem Engage is a game that makes it clear from the very first minutes that its priority is tactical combat. If the previous entry –...Read More
Comic Review: Vote Loki TP – The God of Lies on the Presidential Path
Loki has always been one of Marvel’s most fascinating characters ambiguous, mischievous, constantly balancing between humor and tragedy. B...Read More
Comic Review: Falcon & Winter Soldier: Cut Off One Head TP – a dynamic duo in Hydra’s shadow
For years, Marvel has experimented with miniseries that bring less-exposed characters into the spotlight. Falcon & Winter Soldier: Cut...Read More
Comic Review: Wolverine #11 – brutal fight, disappointing finale
Anyone who follows Logan’s adventures knows that his clashes with Sabretooth are classics of the genre raw brutality, blood, and the tensi...Read More
Comic Review: Wolverine #10 – a past that never rusts
Logan is one of those Marvel characters whose past seems to be an endless source of inspiration. Every new writer finds something in it to...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #18 – Carnival, Celebrity, and Lack of Direction
Uncanny X-Men #18 unfortunately shows that the series is starting to lose momentum and focus. While I generally enjoy slice-of-life X-Men...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #17 – Movies, Prejudice, and the Weight of Being a Mutant
Following the emotional and symbolic issue #16, Gail Simone returns in Uncanny X-Men #17 with a different kind of story less dark and myt...Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #128
Tom Taylor’s Nightwing run has accustomed readers to stories grounded in Blüdhaven close to the people, focused on relationships, communi...Read More
Comic Review: Uncanny X-Men #16 – The Mysteries of Penumbra and an Inconclusive Ending
The new issue of Uncanny X-Men is, on one hand, a visual masterpiece, and on the other, a narrative riddle that frustrates more than it s...Read More
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