Comic Book Review: Rare Flavours #1
Rare Flavours #1 is devilishly delicious. Ram V and Filipe Andrade cook up a tale worthy of Gaiman or Bourdain. Kevin Gaussoin of ComicsOnline gives Rare Flavours #1 5/5 perfect cups of masala chai.
Advance Review: Green Lantern: War Journal #1
John Stewart returns for new adventures in his own ongoing series! The Dawn of DC continues to shine a spotlight on the mysterious events that took place in outer space. Why has John Stewart left the Green Lantern Corps? What caused the United Planets to take such drastic actions? And exactly is the impending threat that is coming from “Another Place, Another Time”? Find out all this and more as John Stewart looks for answers in Green Lantern: War Journal #1!
Advance Review: Wonder Woman #1
by Tony Rhea, Reporter Lies, butt-whoopings, and government agents galore! Things aren’t looking good for the Amazons in America. This week, DC kicks off Wonder Woman #1 with a bang (and some smashes, crashes, cracks, and wacks)! Let’s check out…
#NotesForTracy 09/18/23
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SDCC 2023: DC Interview with Tom King and Mitch Gerads (Wonder Woman / Batman: The Brave and the Bold)
Thanks to our friends at DC, we had the opportunity to spend some quality time with creators Tom King and Mitch Gerads. They discuss crafting Wonder Woman / Batman: The Brave and the Bold, why Batman needs a Robin, the music that goes with the Joker, and much more.
Comic Book Review: Mech Cadets #2
by Tony Rhea, Reporter When the hits come, they keep coming, and this couldn’t be more true than with this series. Mech Cadets #2 hits us this week, and it hits HARD. Official Description: The cadets don’t know what’s in store for them…
Comic Book Review: Werewolf by Night #1
THRILL to the exploits of the daring duo as an army of undead, pseudo-dead, and beyond dead creatures of nightmare try to stand up to the combined assault of a chick with a shotgun and a man so angry about being named after a terrier that he periodically turns into the most yoked version of one imaginable!
SDCC 2023: Rafael Grampá’s Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham
Award-winning artist Rafeal Grampa is set to turn the Batman legacy completely on its head this September in his brand new Black Label mini series, Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham. I had the opportunity to speak with Rafael Grampa about Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham at 2023 San Diego Comic-Con, and he informed me that this is a much more adult take on the vigilante, which sees him shedding his humanity and untethering himself from the trappings of his billionaire playboy persona to take on the vilest aspects of humanity.
Comic Review: Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest #3
Faced with holding out and waiting for Captain Marvel to come back to them or take Nada up on her offer to imbue them with powers Keziah, Blake and the anger filled teens are left with the choice on how best to survive being stuck on a toxic alien planet.
Comic Book Review: Daredevil #1 (2023)
Red long johns are initially nowhere in evidence and he is troubled only by faint dreams of seven previous volumes of Marvel-style craziness that he is not anxious to get back to. Alas. Daredevil #1 4/5 -Josh Powell, ComicsOnline
Advance Review: Star Trek: Picard’s Academy
This is a fun little romp that looks like it’s for kids but doesn’t eschew swear words. And it’s Star Trek. And it has Boothby and Professor Galen. And…Spock? Okay, I’m in.
Comic Book Review: The Cull #2
“Okay, fine. We’re in.” The Cull is staying on top of my to-read list because the art is just so damn great and not all of the characters are idiots.