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REVIEW: IDW’s ‘Action Man #1′: Been there done that

Transformers scribe John Barber mixes elements of different tropes to try and muster up a palatable comic – Action Man #1. Simple is probably the best way to describe this book. It’s art is simple the plot is simple, and ...

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REVIEW: ‘Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #6’… Batman always wins!

Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #6 completes the DC Comics/IDW Publishing crossover that basically reads more like a fan-service rather than a serious visual reading. Don’t get me wrong here, I personally enjoy the ov...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: The Shrinking Man #2

The Shrinking Man #2, by Ted Adams and Mark Torres, continues the success that was delivered in the first issue with only a slight change-up in the story pattern. The story kicks off with how the first issue ended with Scott’s ...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Drive #1

Drive #1 is a fantastic adaptation of the James Sallis novel that hit all all the right notes. But perhaps it is better suited as a full graphic novel.

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: The Shrinking Man #1

Richard Matheson’s The Shrinking Man #1 adapted by Ted Adams and Mark Torres is a great tribute to Ant-Man’s first comic appearance in Tales to Astonish and is big enough to stand out as something more than a tribute. The story...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Locke & Key Vol. 1 Master Edition – Keys to Un-Locke

If there are some modern comic masterpieces to be taken seriously, then one of these is the Locke and Key series by Joe Hill, son of American novelist Stephen King, and beautifully illustrated by Gabriel Rodriguez. It is a trib...

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