Hellions #5 Review
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Writer: Zeb Wells
Artist: Carmen Carnero
Publisher: Marvel Comics
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Avengers #37 Review
Charles Martin
Writer: Jason Aaron
Artist: Javier Garrón
Colourist: Jason Keith
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Immortal Hulk #38 Review
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Writer: Al Ewing
Penciller: Joe Bennett
Inkers: Ruy José & Belardino Brabo
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Captain Marvel #22 Review
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Writer: Kelly Thompson
Artist: Lee Garbett
Colourist: Tamra Bonvillain
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Stealth #6 Review
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Writer: Mike Costa
Artist: Nate Bellegarde
Colours: Tamra Bonvillain
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Bad Mother #3 Review
Nick Devonald
Writer: Christa Faust
Artist: Mike Deodato Jr.
Colours: Lee Loughridge
Letters: Dezi Sienty
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Grendel Kentucky #2 Review
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Writer: Jeff McComsey
Artist: Tommy Lee Edwards
Letters: John Workman
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The Amazing Spider-Man #50 Review
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Writer: Nick Spencer
Artist: Patrick Gleason
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Dark Nights Death Metal #4 Review
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Writer – Scott Snyder
Pencils – Greg Capullo
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2000AD #2203 REVIEW
Gavin Johnston
Writers: Rob Williams; Arthur Wyatt; Ian Edginton; James Peaty; Alec Worley
Artists: Boo Cook; D’Israeli; Paul Marshall; Tiernen Trevallion; Leigh -
Willow #4 Review
Nick Devonald
Writer: Mariko Tamaki
Artist: Natacha Bustos
Colours: Eleonora Bruni
Letters: Jodi Wynne
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Superman #26 Review
Carlos R.
Written by: Brian Michael Bendis
Pencils by: Ivan Reis
Inks by: Danny Miki
Colors by: Alex Sinclair
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Hi! I am a new reviewer on this site and wanted to explain my review process. For season/series reviews, I will give a overview of the season/series, reviewing it using segments before moving on. I will then discuss the characters one by one before moving on to judge the vfx or other factors. These reviews will be scored out of 10 with series reviews having the possibility of individual season scores. For normal week to week reviews, I will employ a similar style. I will discuss the episode
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Last week, I happened to come across the solicit for Thin #1, a book written and illustrated by Jon Clark and published by American Gothic Press. Aside from being a filmmaker, he's previously done covers, interior art and writing on titles The Gathering and Tales of the Abyss. Jon was kind of enough to talk to us about Thin and about what drives him as a creator.
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Greetings readers! We'd like to welcome you to a new segment we're starting on Comics The Gathering where we interview comic book kickstarters to give you additional information about the comic. Today we're interviewing James Wilkinson, creator of Sovereigns Dread who can be found by clicking this -
So if you are aware of the new Ghostbusters movie and have a working internet connection then -
Moon Knight has been trying to climb the rungs to the A-List since Brian Michael Bendis did his run on the character back in 2011 - the series only lasted 12 issues and there were mixed
Who doesn’t love comics set in the Multiverse? These stories give writers the prestige of working with familiar characters, while simultaneously giving them the freedom to do with them what they please, creating genuinely original versions of our favourite heroes and villains. Kingdom Come, Superman: Red Son, Ultimate Spider-Man,
Writer: Jeph Loeb
Artist: Tim Sale
Publisher: Marvel
My only exposure to Daredevil so far has been the wonderfully dreadful movie put out. My knowledge of the character is extremely limited, and therefore was surprised when tasked to read and comment on Daredevil Yellow. Long-time fans will understand when I say this book is not the best introduction to the series. While it gives a good overview of
Daredevil is a character that has always brought out the best in creators. He lends himself so well to the writing pen that bad Daredevil runs have been scarce in the last decade.
