SHAZAM #3: If You Want to View Paradise, Simply Look Around and View It
SHAZAM #3
Journey deeper into the Funlands with Billy Batson and company as King Kid’s story begins in ‘SHAZAM #3’.
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Journey deeper into the Funlands with Billy Batson and company as King Kid’s story begins in ‘SHAZAM #3’.
DetailsLabyrinth: Coronation #11
Labyrinth: Coronation #11 kicks it into high gear as Maria finally reaches the Owl King’s castle.
DetailsEvery girl deserves to be a hero; Campaign raises over 60,000 to allow girls to see Captain Marvel free.
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Before bouncing into this review, here’s a quick rundown of the anime. On leave, Japan officer, Youji Itami, is on his way to go to an event in Tokyo when a strange passage in the state of an extensive gate all of a sudden shows up. From this door, otherworldly animals and warriors in medieval…
DetailsDoom Patrol
Doom Patrol is a breath of freshness in the ever growing super hero television market. And weird, too. Yup, definitely weird!
DetailsStar Trek Discovery
While personal relations are tested and political rivalries between the Houses come to a boiling point, a “bad penny” returns and a new Klingon dynamic is forged.
DetailsStar Trek: Discovery
Star Trek: Discovery continues to deliver excellent content that is timely and relevant but still harkens towards the classic feel of the franchise
DetailsThe Amazing Nightcrawler #1
This book is a complex mix of soap-opera-style drama, incisive social commentary, and a nuanced study of life on the fun side of a scary totalitarian regime. It’s a hell of a lot of fun. And, yes, Nightcrawler is pretty danged Amazing.
DetailsCaptain America #8
‘Captain of Nothing’ continues as we see Steve in prison searching for the answers to his role in modern society in ‘Captain America #8’.
DetailsHigh Level #1
High Level #1 if filled with amazing art and sets up what should be a great story.
DetailsHeroes in Crisis #6
Heroes in Crisis #6: In which I accuse Tom King of having no respect for the work anybody else is doing around him and critique the editorial staff at DC for allowing it to continue.
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