the Dawn of X: Pros & Cons

John Burkle
The X-Men may possibly be the most important franchise in comics history. There is no doubt that for an extended period of time that the Marvel publishing line depended upon the success of the X-Men. There is a... Read More...

2019 Writers’ Choice Awards

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2019 Writers' Choice Awards By Extended Family of Talking Comics Last year, comics delivered some amazing turnarounds in major franchises and some surprising new entries into comicdom. Unlike last year th... Read More...

Ronin #11

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Greg Pak, writer Giannis Milonogiannis, illustrator Irma Kniivila, colors Simon Bowland, letters   Recap This issue begins, Hana and Kenichi rush to meet Shogun’s troops who are rushing t... Read More...

Cable #1 Review

John Burkle
Writer: Gerry Duggan Artist: Phil Noto Letters: VC’s Joe Sabino Designer: Tom Muller I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for Cable. It has everything to do with how much l loved the X-Men in... Read More...

Killadelphia #4

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Rodney Barnes, writer Jason Shawn Alexander, art Luis NCT, colors Marshall Dillon, Letters   Recap In the previous issue, Jimmy and a doctor named “Jose” must find a way to stop the epide... Read More...

Strange Adventures #1 Review

John Burkle
Writer: Tom King Artists: Mitch Gerads & Evan Shaner Letters: Clayton Cowles Adam Strange, one of DC’s original Science Fiction Heroes, is back in a surreal thought experiment that is Strange A... Read More...

the Flash #750 Review

John Burkle
Writers: Joshua Williamson, Geoff Johns, Francis Manapul & Brian Buccellato, Marv Wolfman, & Scott Lobdell Artists: Rafa Sandavol & Stephen Segovia, Scott Kolins, Francis Manapul, Riley Rosmo... Read More...

Batman #90 Review

John Burkle
Writer: James Tynion IV Artist: Jorge Jimenez Colors: Tomeu Morey Letters: Clayton Cowles Since he took over the title with Batman #86 James Tynion IV has been putting the Dark Knight through th... Read More...

Middlewest #15

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Skottie Young writer Jorge Corona, art Jean-Francois Beaulieu, colors  Nate Peikos of Blambot, letters   Recap In the previous issue, Abel acts heroically saving a leader and wins the res... Read More...