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Review: ‘What If? Age of Ultron’ #4 Showing the softer side of Frank Castle?
Shawn Hill: You know, by all rights, I should hate this issue. It does something very different with my favorite Avengers moment, the discovery of...
3.5
4.5
Valiant Words: Reviews of ‘Eternal Warrior’ #8 and ‘Harbinger’ #22
ETERNAL WARRIOR #8 Elkin: Wunderlich: Elkin: Damn you, Greg Pak, you almost made me cry. I like to think of myself as a relatively stoic sort,...
4.0
Advance Review: ‘Eternal Warrior #7’ it’s heavy stuff, but what would you expect in comic that revolves around an eternal WARRIOR?
Elkin: It was that Italian philosopher George Santayana who said, “Progress, far from consisting in change, depends on retentiveness. When change...
4.0
Story Arc Review: Batman and Robin #1-8: "Born to Kill"
For a Batman title in today's Bat-saturated comics market to at least have the facade of not being another shameless ploy at cashing in...
4.0
Batman: The Brave and the Bold #16
In the same manner as the animated series that spawned it, Batman: The Brave and the Bold is a youngster-oriented comic through and through that...
4.0
The Ray #2 (of 4)
In the second issue of The Ray, our young hero faces space Mantas and a species that's worthy of Futurama and Doctor Who.The threat becomes...
4.0
Static Shock #5
When last we left Static, he had a sinking feeling.Rubber OvercoatThis issue resolves Static's certain demise in a clever way that makes use...
4.0
Nightwing #4
Before the New 52 Universe, the idea of my buying a Nightwing book would have been hilarious. Friends would have been looking for pods in...
4.0
The Ray #1 (of 4)
Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti introduce a new Ray for the New 52 and makes good on the promise of diversity by giving the hero some ethnicity....
5.0
Static Shock #4
Virgil Hawkins alias Static must contend with the new villainess Guillotina. First, that's a terrible pun, and second, where are all these...