Comic Book Review: Green Lantern: War Journal #2
Going home is never easy, and for John Stewart, it’s only getting harder. DC drops Green Lantern: War Journal #2 this week, and keeps dropping the heavy hits.
Cooking Review: Yellowstone: The Official Dutton Ranch Family Cookbook
It’s time to roundup some friends and family for some home cooking, because Insight Editions has just released Yellowstone: The Official Dutton Ranch Family Cookbook! Featuring 55 recipes inspired by the television series Yellowstone, this beautiful cookbook from Gabriel “Gator” Guilbeau will surely be a welcomed addition for fans and aspiring chefs.
Comic Book Review: The Cull #3
This comic is too good to be this quick. This comic is too good to be this brutal. This comic will win so many awards. ComicsOnline gives The Cull #3 5/5 gifts from redpanda!Galadriel.
Comic Book Review: Green Lantern #4
Have you ever met up with someone you used to work with? It’s weird, right? Now, imagine you not only held a grudge against this co-worker for numerous reasons, but make your former co-worker purple with a thin mustache and a gnarly attitude. If you’re having trouble imagining this, Green Lantern #4 should help!
Comic Book Review: Mech Cadets #3
While there is nothing better than a team coming together, nothing builds suspense and drama like a team being deconstructed. This week, Greg Pak and team take us deeper into the maelstrom in Mech Cadets #3!
Comic Book Review: Batman: City of Madness Book One
This visually stunning comic is more than worth your time this week. What a cool start to spooky season from DC Comics! Batman: City of Madness Book One gets 5 out of 5 fractured psyches. -Tony Rhea, ComicsOnline
Comic Book Review: Fall of X 10/4: Immortal X-Men #16, X-Force #45, & X-Men #27
Since the truly effed-up events of the 2023 Hellfire Gala (go read it if you haven’t), the remaining mutants from Marvel Earth are either off world or in hiding. This sounds bad for our heroes, anti-heroes, and allied mutant would-be villains, but this week, things might be turning around.
Comic Book Review: Buffy the Last Vampire Slayer #3
Buffy and Thess are still dealing with their personal dramas and the whole slayer/life balance conundrum. If Buffy is any example, Thess is just starting to scratch the surface on how being the Slayer complicates every other aspect of your life…
Comic Book Review: Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest #4
by Christal Kennedy, Reporter Official Description:IN THE EYE OF THE STORM! Captain Marvel knows what it means to brave rough waters. There’s no tsunami in this Multiverse that can pin Earth’s Mightiest Hero. But the storm NADA is bringing to…