Comic Book Review: Daredevil #1 (2023)
Red long johns are initially nowhere in evidence and he is troubled only by faint dreams of seven previous volumes of Marvel-style craziness that he is not anxious to get back to. Alas. Daredevil #1 4/5 -Josh Powell, ComicsOnline
Advance Review: Star Trek: Picard’s Academy
This is a fun little romp that looks like it’s for kids but doesn’t eschew swear words. And it’s Star Trek. And it has Boothby and Professor Galen. And…Spock? Okay, I’m in.
Comic Book Review: The Cull #2
“Okay, fine. We’re in.” The Cull is staying on top of my to-read list because the art is just so damn great and not all of the characters are idiots.
Comic Book Review: Green Lantern #3
Hal Jordan successfully made his way through the Dawn of DC: Knight Terrors event, now it’s time to get back to business! As we return to the main story in Green Lantern #3, Hal continues to pick up the pieces of his old life and figure out what exactly is going on with his new ring.
Comic Book Review: MMPR/TMNT II (TPB)
From start to finish, each chapter in MMPR/TMNT II exceeds expectations, providing a morphinomenal conclusion to this particular arc and leaving the door open for more adventures with these fan-favorite characters.
Blu-ray Review: Rick and Morty: The Complete Seasons 1-6
It’s time to get schwifty everyone! The Blu-Ray release of Rick and Morty: The Complete Seasons 1-6 is upon us! As we all prepare for the arrival of season 7, what better way to prepare then re(re-re-re)-watching the first six seasons of this fantastic series that isn’t afraid to take shots at itself and others?
Blu-ray Review: Star Trek: Picard – The Final Season
Under the leadership of talented showrunner/director/writer Terry Matalas, the crew of the Enterprise-D faced their darkest hour and were forced to come together to save the universe one last time. This team crafted the perfect opportunity to give these legends the closure that they should have received nearly 20 years earlier.
Comic Book Review: Copernicus Jones: Robot Detective
by Blake Hill, Reporter Hey Comic Book Publishers! Are you looking for your next original concept? A classic gumshoe story with a robotic twist, Copernicus Jones: Robot Detective delivers an old-school zing to your circuits. Thanks to creator Matt D. Wilson,…
Advance Review: Star Trek: Lower Decks – Season 4 – “Twovix” & “I Have No Bones Yet I Must Flee”
The crew of the U.S.S. Cerritos return for more adventures with the release of Star Trek: Lower Decks – Season 4 on Paramount+! The new season kicks off with a TWO episode premiere on September 7th, with weekly episodes releasing through the end of the year. What exactly does Creator/Showrunner Mike McMahan (Rick and Morty) and team have in store for us this season?
Advance Review: Blue Beetle #1
With a new movie, and a new monthly series, things have never been better for the Blue Beetle. This week, in Blue Beetle #1 (being released both in English AND Spanish!), Jaime has changes and new allies to deal with, but a new threat also looms.
Comic Book Review: Buffy The Last Vampire Slayer #2
Gilly’s writing brings out the realism buried in this supernaturalworld. I am sure people can relate to grieving a part of themselves that no longer fits who they are now,feeling lost and looking for our purpose.
Advance Review: Birds of Prey #1
The Birds of Prey are back in action! The Dawn of DC continues to impress as Dinah Lance gathers a new team for a very personal mission. Who will come to her aid when family is in trouble? You’ll find out a lot more about this impressive gathering of colorful characters when Birds of Prey #1 releases this week from DC!
Comic Book Review: Deadpool #10
Deadpool is a graphically bloody mess of violence and gross innuendo. ComicsOnline gives Deadpool #10 4 out of 5 tears, but are they conservative tears or Deadpool tears? READ THIS BOOK AND FIND OUT!
Comic Book Review: Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1
Vellani’s first comic writing experience is taking us down an intense path into what is next for Ms. Marvel. I love the humanity that shows through in the writing, making us connect and relate to the emotions Kamala is dealing with. ComicsOnline gives Ms. Marvel: The New Mutant #1 4 out of 5 sewer alligators.
Comic Book Review: Jean Grey #1
ComicsOnline predicts: “The Fall of X will be one of the darkest and unpredictable periods of X-Men History.” Christal Kennedy of ComicsOnline gives Jean Grey #1 4 out of 5 mind mazes.