ComicsOnline Exclusive: MMPR: The Return #4 – Review and Interview with Co-Writer Matt Hotson
We’ve finally made it. New Comic Book Day has arrived, and with it, Olivia Hart makes full debut as the new Mighty Morphin Green Ranger! This new teenager with attitude arrives on the moon to save the day in the big finale of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return from BOOM! Studios. We needed a hero, and now we get to see what dreams are made of… (IYKYK).
Movie Review: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
When I first went out to watch Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga….I was a bit confused. Mad Max was a great movie, but it was called “Mad Max”. Sure, other characters in the movie were important, but they were side characters. The idea that one of them would get a two-and-a-half-hour movie dedicated entirely to her origin story seemed like a stretch. Especially when it’s a prequel to Mad Max. But um….wow.
Comic Book Review: Void Rivals #9
Skybound’s Energon Universe continues to expand! From Robert Kirkman (the mastermind behind The Walking Dead and Invincible), Lorenzo De Felici (Oblivion Song), Patricio Depeche (Detective Comics), and Rus Wooton (Transformers) comes the next installment in the Void Rivals saga.
Comic Book Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #120
It’s time to go beyond the grid as readers return to the world of The Void in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #120 from BOOM! Studios. It’s been several years since we last had time with the Solar Rangers, so fans are in for a treat with the release of this week’s installment. How are these heroes dealing with the ongoing threat of the Darkest Hour? Well…let’s just say that it could be going better.
Comic Book Review: Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #6
It all comes down to this! Alan Scott and the Justice Society of America face off against “The Crimson Host”, a Soviet team of Crimson Flame powered warriors. Can our heroes save the day and stop this band of Rage-Powered villains? And just how does The Red Lantern fit into the final battle? From Writer Tim Sheridan, Artist Cian Tormey, Inker Jordi Tarragona, Colorist Matt Herms, and Letterer Lucas Gattoni comes the epic finale of Alan Scott: The Green Lantern!
Comic Book Review: Star Trek #20
It’s time to boldly go where no one has gone before, as Captain Benjamin Sisko and the crew of the Theseus plan to embark to the Pleroma! Can our favorite Starfleet crew get to the gathering of the god-level aliens? Get ready for a big issue, because Star Trek #20 from IDW Publishing is now available!
Comic Book Review: Wonder Woman #9
“More like “Wander Woman”, at least this week. Wonder Woman wanders the realms within her psyche with familiar company in Wonder Woman #9! 5/5″ -Tony Rhea, ComicsOnline
Comic Book Review: The Singularity (OGN)
Over the last few years, we’ve come to expect the unexpected from the creative team at Black Market Narrative (Radiant Black, Inferno Girl Red, Rogue Sun, & The Dead Lucky). This collective of talented creators has been consistently pushing the boundaries of traditional storytelling in the world of comics, finding new and engaging ways elevate the comic experience for readers. This week, readers will be treated to a cosmic experience with the release of The Singularity from Image Comics.
Advance Review: Space Ghost #1
A classic hero returns! It doesn’t matter if you know him from his Hanna-Barbera cartoons or his hit talk show, fans new and old will get to the experience the character in a whole new way because Space Ghost is back for new adventures from Dynamite Entertainment! Writer David Pepose (Punisher), artist Jonathan Lau (Vampirella Strikes), colorist Andrew Dalhouse, and letterer Taylor Esposito takes us back to the stars for the epic release of Space Ghost #1, now available at your local comic book store.
Comic Book Review: Blood Hunt #1
“Carry a stake, Marvel readers! And remember, while Pepe Larraz and Marte Gracia paint a stunning world: Jed MacKay is not to be trusted.” 4/5 shocking first issues -Kevin Gaussoin, ComicsOnline #BloodHunt
Movie Review: Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Two
All of the chapters of the Tomorrowverse DC Universe Movie series have been leading to this. Something has caused a wave of destruction that is rapidly spreading across the multiverse. Based on ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths’ by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Two sets the stage for the grand finale of this animated incarnation of the DC Universe. “Worlds will live, worlds will die and nothing will ever be the same”.
Movie Review: Abigail
By G. E. Uke, Reporter I’m not normally the sort of guy who goes out to watch horror movies. Faced with cinematic anxiety, impending jump scares, or embarrassment of any sort my normal response is to hide my face in…
Movie Review: The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is an action comedy based on a declassified World War II mission called Operation Postmaster. The purpose of this mission was to cripple the German U-boat fleet by destroying an Italian supply ship filled with carbon dioxide filters off the coast of western Africa. It’s a bit dramatized but remarkably well-made.