Comic Reviews

Captain America Return of the Winter Soldier Omnibus

GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Captain America: Return of the Winter Soldier Omnibus

THE SNAPPY SALUTE Ed Brubaker’s Captain America run is considered one of the most significant comic book superhero runs in the 21st century due solid storytelling, thought-provoking plots-and-twists, and most importantly, the r...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Invisible Republic #5

PAST MEETS PRESENT Invisible Republic #5 by Gabriel Hardman, Corinna Bechko and Jordan Boyd continues to amaze readers with its riveting story plots and its unique parallel storytelling of the past and present that the tales of...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Fables #150/Vol. 22 – Farewell

SISTERLY LOVE TRIUMPHS! After more than thirteen years and twenty-one volumes of heartwarming, tumultuous, uncanny, heartbreaking and riveting stories of the postmodernist re-imagining of Western fairy tales, Bill Willingham, M...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Long Walk To Valhalla GN

Long Walk To Valhalla by Adam Smith and Matthew Fox incorporates mythology in a rather touching story that’s sure to leave a mark. The story’s core is about struggles in life with family. It has sadness, family issues, a quiet ...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Batman: Gothic Deluxe Edition

CHEATING THE DEVIL Batman: Gothic by Grant Morrison and Klaus Janson is considered as one of the Dark Knight’s greatest tales ever told. Released in 1990 and still in print due to its perplexing fusion of detective and noir, an...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Steven Universe Vol. 1

Steven Universe Vol. 1, by Jeremy Sorese and Coleman Engle, is not the ideal place to start getting into the cartoon but it’s a fun addition for people who are already fans of the cartoon. The entire volume consists of 4 issues...

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