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
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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
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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
Movie Review: The Housemaid
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RavenReset - Gaming Recap of 2025 - A Year of Big Comebacks, Disappointments, and Absolute Classics
2025 was an intense gaming year for me, but also a personal journey through the history of the medium. From safe blockbuster releases, thro...Read More
Comic Review: “Batman #1” – A New Knight Rises? A Strong Start With Bold Ideas, Though Not Without Missteps
The year 2025 brings yet another attempt to redefine Batman’s role in a modern world a world where billionaires are viewed more than ever ...Read More
Comic review: Absolute Batman #12
Few comic series manage to hit so hard emotionally while still maintaining the brutal, dark tone that defines Batman’s mythology. Absolute...Read More
Comic Review: Nightwing #130
Nightwing #130 is an issue that can confidently be called the best chapter of Dan Watters’ run so far – and this is only part ONE of a ne...Read More
Comic Review: “Marvel / DC: Deadpool / Batman #1” – A Grand Crossover That Fizzles Out
Whenever Marvel and DC join forces, it’s supposed to be an event something special that brings together decades of comic book history and ...Read More
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