Advance Review: Redcoat #1 from Ghost Machine
Creators Geoff Johns & Bryan Hitch, Inkers Bryan Hitch & Andrew Currie, Colorist Brad Anderson, and Letterer Rob Leigh present Redcoat #1. There is a sense of wonder in this book that makes it an absolute joy to read, and I can’t wait to explore more of this world.
Comic Book Review: Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #5
The big battle has arrived: The Green Lantern versus The Red Lantern in the penultimate issue of Alan Scott’s epic mini-series! From Writer Tim Sheridan, Artist Cian Tormey, Colorists Matt Herms and Hi-Fi, and Letterer Lucas Gattoni comes one of my favorite Green Lantern stories…ever!?
Comic Book Review: The Invincible Iron Man #16
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor It all comes down to this! Tony suits up for the final battle against Orchis with his new SENTINEL BUSTER ARMOR?!? Things are about to get really interesting in the battle royale with Feilong and…
Advance Review: Invincible: Season 2, Part 2 (MINOR SPOILERS)
Fear not fans – Invincible has returned for Season 2, Part 2 from Skybound Entertainment and Prime Video! Mark Grayson must come to terms with the harrowing battle on Thraxa, and his world will never be the same. ComicsOnline had the pleasure of viewing the final four episodes of Season 2, so minor spoilers ahead.
Comic Book Review: Sons of Star Trek #1
“Q Junior has transported the Sons of Star Trek to an alternate timeline where his dear “Aunt Kathy” never murdered Tuvix, Dukat never murdered Jadzia Dax, and Beckett Mariner never murdered her career.” 4.5/5 -Kevin Gaussoin, ComicsOnline
Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda 4
Thinking about the Kung Fu Panda series has always made me smile. The action is fun, the humor is good, and it lampoons the martial arts obsession pushed onto modern kids by mainstream media. The exceptional part is that it explores important themes like perseverance, body shaming, self-authenticity, and the power of positive thought. Every villain is consumed by insecurity and pride, and their defeat is always heralded by a failure to rise above these unworthy but very human feelings. Kung Fu Panda 4 comes off a bit ham-handed at the start, but much like Cars 3, it is all about aging gracefully and passing the torch.
Movie Review: Dune: Part 2
When I went in to watch Dune: Part 2, I’d already received a taste of what Denis Villeneuve was capable of. I had high expectations because the previous movie had shown me he *could* bring the Dune series to life in all its nuanced complexity. But I was still leery as to whether or not he did. I didn’t want to be disappointed.
That said, nothing is disappointing about Dune: Part 2. It is a perfect movie.
Comic Book Review: Rare Flavours #4
“From soup to nuts, Rare Flavours is devilishly delicious. Ram V and Filipe Andrade continue to cook up a tale worthy of Gaiman or Bourdain. ComicsOnline gives Rare Flavours #4 four out of five deceptively simple roadside diversions.” -Kevin Gaussoin
Comic Book Review: What If? Venom #1
“She met him at church. He swept her right off her feet. He was smooth, dark, and had a long tongue he kept her wrapped around. How could our heroine resist?” 4.5/5 -Zoe Gaussoin, ComicsOnline
Comic Book Review: Spider-Punk Arms Race #1
In a rock ‘n’ rolling good time, Spider-Punk Hobie Brown debuts a new adventure!
Comic Book Review: Midlife (or How to Hero at Fifty!) #5
“Ruben Kwan and the Midlife (or How to Hero at Fifty!) people in his life are some of the most realistic characters in any comic book ever.” -Kevin Gaussoin, ComicsOnline
Comic Book Review: Transformers #5
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor Daniel Warren Johnson strikes again with another impressive issue of Transformers! The Deception rampage across Earth has already hit close to home, and the Autobots struggle to find a way to revive their incapacitated friends…
Comic Review: Green Lantern #8
Fans of Green Lantern: The Animated Series can rejoice because Blue Lantern Razer has arrived in Green Lantern #8! Our favorite troubled Lantern makes his mainstream continuity debut just in time, because Hal will need all the help that he can get against a shocking new threat from the United Planets. Writer Jeremy Adams, Artist Amancay Nahuelpan, Colorist Romulo Fajardo Jr., and Letterer Dave Sharpe will surely shock you with this game-changing issue of Green Lantern.
Advance Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return #1
Power Rangers takes the WHAT IF… approach for a unique exploration of the original team in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return, a special 4-issue series from BOOM! Studios.
What if the original team from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers never disbanded? Not only is this a different take on the Power Rangers story as we know it, but is brought to us from the mind of the original Pink Ranger – Amy Jo Johnson! The former Power Ranger teams up with co-writer Matt Hotson (Titans), Artist Nico Leon (Ms. Marvel), Colorist Francesco Segala (All-New Firefly), Colorist Gloria Martinelli (All-New Firefly), and Letterer Ed Dukeshire (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers) to form a new creative team with attitude!