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Ultimate Wolverine #1 - Review

Ultimate Universe Year 2 is now in full swing with Ultimate Wolverine #1! After being teased in Ultimate Universe Year 1, we finally get to meet the ultimate version of our favorite bub—Logan. Taking a different approach from other Ultimate titles, this version of Wolverine isn’t exactly a

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G.I Joe #3 Review

G.I. Joe #3 rolls into shops this week, continuing the bombastic series and taking it to even more exciting places! After two action-packed issues, this issue slows the pace slightly, but there’s still plenty of suspense and high-stakes action to stay entertained. Each issue so far has ended

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Absolute Superman #3 Review

2025 is already shaping up to be absolutely super with Absolute Superman #3! With all the Absolute titles now reaching their third issue, Absolute Superman feels like the one I connect with the most so far. Perhaps it’s because Krypton is portrayed as a dying planet brought to its

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Ultimate Universe: One Year In - Review

Deniz Camp just dropped perhaps the best issue of the entire Ultimates universe so far. This issue was incredible, and I was hooked from page one. This new Ultimate universe has been a major highlight for Marvel Comics this year. As we prepare to head into Year Two, Marvel decided

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Absolute Superman #2 - Review

‘Tis the Season to Read Some Absolute Superman! Absolute Superman #1 revamped the Superman mythos in a big way, and issue #2 continues that trend with strong storytelling! This issue introduces Lois Lane to Kal-El’s sentient suit, Sol, and it made for a fantastic start to my comic book

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G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Vol. 1 - Review

Not many comics can claim to have over 300 issues, but G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero can! After four decades of writing these iconic action-figure characters, Larry Hama continues the Joes' journey, now with a new publisher—Skybound! I only started reading G.I. Joe stories in

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Hyde Street #2 - Review

It’s finally time to return to Hyde Street! After nearly two months, Geoff Johns is back with issue #2 of Hyde Street, expanding this nightmarish little corner of the Ghost Machine universe even further. Though I’m not usually a fan of the horror genre, Hyde Street completely hooked

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Absolute Wonder Woman #2 - Review

Absolute Wonder Woman #2 was released this week and is easily my comic highlight of the week! (Minor Spoilers Ahead!) This issue picks up right where we left off in issue #1, and seeing Diana battle a ginormous kaiju is nothing short of intense and epic. Diana shows zero remorse

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The Rocketfellers #1 - Review

New Week, New Stories from Ghost Machine! It’s an exciting week for Image Comics and the Ghost Machine team as Rocketfellers #1 hits shelves today! Ghost Machine has delivered a stellar lineup of comics this year, so expectations were sky-high—and this issue absolutely delivers. Written by Peter J.

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The Ultimates #1-6 (Volume 1) - Review

Ultimates...Assemble! The Ultimate Universe has been a standout highlight this year, delivering fresh reimaginings of beloved characters. So far, all three solo series have been nothing short of excellent! With stellar storytelling across the board and bold takes that challenge the status quo, The Ultimates by Deniz Camp continue

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G.I. Joe #1 - Review

Yo Joe! It's finally here! G.I. Joe #1 dropped on 11/13, marking the third ongoing series in the Energon Universe. The creative team—Joshua Williamson, Tom Reilly, and Jordie Bellaire—takes charge of this exciting new chapter in the universe, which has been carefully built up

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Absolute Batman #2 - Review

Nah nah nah BATMAN It’s time to return to Gotham with issue #2 of Absolute Batman, and it certainly doesn’t miss! Minor Spoilers Ahead This issue brings a bit more variety to the table, with plenty of action, quieter moments, and even some humor. As we move deeper

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Cobra Commander: Determined to Rule The World (Volume 1) - Review

All Hail Cobra! I LOVE the Energon Universe! This is such an exciting corner of the comic world, delivering hit after hit. With Cobra Commander, writer Joshua Williamson and artist Andrea Milano have created something truly fun and engaging. Everything about this miniseries is fantastic. I had almost zero knowledge

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Absolute Superman #1 - Review

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s… ABSOLUTE SUPERMAN! With the release of the third Absolute title today, it’s finally Kal-El’s time to shine! Jason Aaron takes the helm to deliver his unique spin on Superman with Absolute Superman #1. But does it match the

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Duke Vol. 1: Knowing is Half the Battle - Review

With G.I. Joe hitting shelves in just a few weeks, I recently dove into Duke: Knowing is Half the Battle (TP) by Joshua Williamson. This volume explores Duke's backstory and the origins of the G.I. Joe team, and like the other Energon titles so far, it

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Wolverine: Revenge #3 - Review

It’s time for another bloody issue of Wolverine: Revenge #3! Hickman and Capullo are back with issue #3 of 5 in the current Wolverine: Revenge series. With Logan on a ruthless rampage, it seems there’s no stopping him. Unfortunately, this issue was disappointing. As much as I enjoy

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It Happened on Hyde Street: Devour #1 - Review

Spooky Season may be coming to a close, but the team over at Ghost Machine has dropped a dark and twisted horror comic just in time: It Happened on Hyde Street: Devour #1. Devour is a one-shot comic that revisits the eerie world of Hyde Street. While Hyde Street #1

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Transformers: Robots in Disguise (Vol 1) - Review

Autobots... roll out and read this comic! Another week, another Energon title from Image Comics, and Transformers Volume 1 has quickly become my favorite so far! Daniel Warren Johnson pulls double duty here as both writer and artist, and it’s clear that this story is a labor of love.

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Detective Comics #1090 Review: Tom Taylor's Bold New Direction

Detective Comics #1090 was released this week with a fresh creative team and storyline! Tom Taylor and Mikel Janín are stepping in to write our favorite detective, and it's an exciting change of pace. As a long-time fan of Taylor's work—especially DCeased, Injustice, and his

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Absolute Wonder Woman #1 - Review

Absolute Wonder Woman is finally in our hands, and it arrives just in time to celebrate Wonder Woman Day earlier this week! After the exciting launch of DC All In Special #1 and the wild release of Absolute Batman #1, it's now Wonder Woman’s time to shine!

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Void Rivals: More Than Meets The Eye (Vol 1) - Review

Void Rivals is a story by Robert Kirkman, who you probably know from Invincible or The Walking Dead. He’s now leading the new Energon Universe from Hasbro/Skybound. Described as a blend of Star Wars and Saga, it sounds like the perfect story! Void Rivals isn’t the first

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Uncanny X-Men #4 - Review

Marvel is Killing It with the Uncanny X-Men! This review contains spoilers for Uncanny X-Men #4. I’ll post a spoiler-limited review of the full first volume when Arc 1 is complete. With the release of Uncanny X-Men #4 this week, we dive deeper into Charles Xavier's complex

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Destro #1-5 (Volume 1) - Review

After Scarlett completed its run last week, I've been on an Energon Universe kick. With the series finale of Destro releasing today, here’s my review of Destro #1-5 (Volume 1). With three limited series already released, Destro is the final miniseries before G.I. Joe releases next

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Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft - Review

I had high hopes for this show. The original Tomb Raider movies are guilty pleasures of mine (I even enjoyed the 2018 reboot). However, I truly fell in love with the character when Crystal Dynamics released Tomb Raider in 2013. The series had an incredible reboot, and I thoroughly played

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Scarlett Miniseries Review

I may have found a new favorite series: Scarlett by Kelly Thompson. This phenomenal five-issue mini-series has left me hoping it will evolve into a longer, ongoing series. My experience with the G.I. Joe universe is minimal—my only exposure being the Channing Tatum movie from about a decade