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Review – Sideways #9: The Thrall of Perrus
Derek is lost in another world, and his only chance to get home is to break free of the control of the mad Perrus. Read More
Review – Damage #10: Smashing Reunion
Ethan Avery finally makes his way back home to where it all began, and it only gets more violent from there. Read More
Review – New Challengers #6: Final Mission
Following a shocking betrayal, two teams of Challengers must unite to save the Multiverse. Read More
Review – Teen Titans #23: Assassination Chaos
What is the secret of Roundhouse? And how do the Teen Titans tie into the apparent shooting of Commissioner Gordon? Read More
Review – Injustice 2 #36: The Next Generation
The final regular issue of Injustice 2 includes a look at the children of heroes, an emotional goodbye – and a new threat emerging. Read More
Review – Pearl #3: A Chaotic Night Out
As friends and enemies gather, the truth of Pearl’s history with Mr. Miike is revealed. Read More
Word Wednesday: ‘Spacecraft’
Written by a Nasa historian and backed up by detailed diagrams, ‘Spacecraft’ charts the evolution of spaceflight and man’s journey to the stars. Read More
Review—American Gods: My Ainsel # 7— Bilquis
Shadow finds himself with his departed wife, and the sight of her is not pleasant. Read More
Review – Cover #2: First Mission
Max heads abroad and learns more about the mysterious Julia at a Turkish comic book convention. Read More
Review – Justice League #10: Drowned Earth Begins
An ancient evil from an ocean beyond our world is coming for the Justice League, and Aquaman may be the key to stopping it. Read More
Review – Green Lanterns #57: Finale in Coast City
Hank Henshaw and Hal Jordan battle on the site where it all began, as the Green Lantern Corps battle to free space from the Ravagers. Read More
Review – Harley Quinn #52: Who Is Captain Triumph?
Harley’s quest to return Captain Triumph home leads her to where it all began for the Golden Age hero. Read More
Review – Batman #57: Batman’s Darkest Night
As Batman and KGBeast do battle in Siberia, a flashback shows the roots of Bruce Wayne’s haunted psyche. Read More
Review – Aquaman #41: Mera’s Last Stand
As Drowned Earth transforms the world, Atlantis becomes humanity’s last stand – and its Queen’s greatest test. Read More
Review – Nightwing #51: Rise of Ric
Under a new name, a brain-damaged Grayson tries to make his way in Bludhaven. But is Nightwing gone for good? Read More
Review – Justice League Dark #4: The War for Nanda Parbat
As the Justice League Dark battles to save the source of all magic, another of Hecate’s Witchmarked emerges. Read More
Review – Lucifer #1: The Many Faces of the Devil
A dark, twisty tale of the Lord of Hell unfolds in the third Sandman Universe title. Read More
Exclusive Clip From ‘Invisible Essence: The Little Prince’ Documentary
‘Invisible Essence: The Little Prince’ arrives on Digital and VOD October 16, 2018. Watch an exclusive clip about the transcendent story today! Read More
The Onikuma II Stereo Gaming Headset
True story. When the gaming headphones arrived and I unboxed it, my boys actually argued for over 10 minutes on who would get to try them out first. We flipped a coin. 11 year old won. 8 year old stormed off. Read More
Stack Overflow: 11 Creepy Comics
Following up with last week’s column about scary-but-not-too-scary stories, today I’ve got creepy (but maybe not too creepy) comic books, for younger kids up to adults. Read More
New Videos from Suzi Shelton, Tim Kubart, and The Oot n’ Oots
Two entirely different videos from Suzi Shelton &Tim Kubart and The Oot ‘n Oots. Read More
NYCC 2018 ‘Minky Woodcock: The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini’ Interviews
Hard Case Crime creator Charles Ardai along with writer Cynthia VonBuhler and ‘Minky Woodcock’ muse Pearls Daily discuss the new graphic novel ‘Minky Woodcock: The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini.’ Read More
‘Kid Scientists’ Takes Us Back to the Childhoods of Science Superstars
Learn a bit about the childhood origin stories of notable scientists throughout history. Read More
‘First Man’ Explores the Life of Neil Armstrong Leading up to “One Small Step”
The new biopic ‘First Man’ explores the life of NASA Astronaut Neil Armstrong from his days as a test pilot in the Mojave Desert all the way through his world-famous steps on the moon. It is a thoughtful film, far from a nostalgic hero flick or crazed adrenaline rush. Read More
Radio Free Hipster Ep. 80: Genius Loci
We start our Halloween festivities off right with game metal from Year 200X, mash-ups from the ‘Bootie Goes Goth’ compilation, and a little mc chris and Zombies! Organize!! for good measure. Read More
Review – Scooby Apocalypse #30: Scooby Smarts
As the hunt for Fred Jones – or what’s left of him – continues, an accident results in a bit change for Scooby. Read More
Review – Suicide Squad #47: Boomerang Returns
It’s time for a Captain Boomerang focus, with a surprising twist lurking for him back in Australia. Read More
Review – Batman: Detective Comics #990: Siege on the GCPD
Batman faces off against Two-Face, and Kobra makes their move in the heart of Gotham City. Read More
Review – Plastic Man #5: Plastic Men?
As Plastic Man’s life falls apart, a sinister force schemes to replace him in every way. Read More
