Comic Book Review: Rogue & Gambit #5
When we last saw our lovebirds, they were dealing with more than just a spat between spouses. Powerbroker had control over Rogue, forcing her to attack her beloved Cajun (and take out all of her newlywed frustrations) with her fists rather than her words.
Comic Book Review: Scarlet Witch #6
A journey to Throneworld, a little mother-son bonding, a battle with the Blood Skrulls, and helping someone in need…. just another day for the Scarlet Witch.
Advance Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Stranger Things #1
Ah, To be young and traveling. I know that much like me, you remember your first trip to New York. The buildings, the pizza, the eternally teenaged mutant turtles trained in the ancient art of ninjutsu. No? Just me? Huh.
Advance Review: Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1
by Matt Sernaker, Managing Editor Hal Jordan is currently flying high after the first two stellar installments in his new ongoing series, but what new nightmares await him in the Dawn of DC crossover Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1? Creative Team:Writer:…
Comic Book Review: World’s Finest: Teen Titans #1
Social media? Who needs it. I mean, besides us here at ComicsOnline. I guess I also use it for cat memes and funny videos. Also, you all use it to find more of our reviews and retweets. Where was I going with this? Regardless, social media can be great AND terrible. Can it rip a team apart? Find out in World’s Finest: Teen Titans #1!
Comic Book Review: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – The Dog of War #4
They’re gonna gets their dog back and they’re gonna get their data back and they have a plan equivalent to a bank heist or train robbery. Will they succeed?
Advance Review: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds – “Among the Lotus Eaters”
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds goes back to the beginning of Trek history with “Among the Lotus Eaters”! Written by Kirsten Beyer & Davy Perez, and directed by Eduardo Sanchez, this story takes the crew back to the world of Rigel VII, notoriously connected to the pilot episode “The Cage”.
Advance Review: My Adventures with Superman – “Adventures of a Normal Man” (Series Premiere)
Superman returns…to television! Clark Kent, Lois Lane, and Jimmy Olsen take center stage in a new animated series titled My Adventures with Superman, launching this week on Adult Swim & MAX. This show puts a new creative spin on Clark’s early adventures with the Daily Planet, his friends, and his path to becoming a hero.
Comic Book Review: The Complete Irredeemable
by Joe Schickman, Reporter Official Synopsis: When the Plutonian, the world’s greatest superhero, snaps and turns into the world’s greatest villain, only his former teammates have a chance at stopping his rampage. But while on the run from the world’s most powerful…
Comic Book Review: Adventures of Superman – Jon Kent #5
Jon Kent faces universal displacement, disappointment, and Daddy issues (the dreaded three D’s) in Adventures of Superman – Jon Kent #5!
Comic Book Review: Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest #1
Never a dull moment for the Earth’s Mightiest Hero. If Carol Danvers is not rescuing ships in a storm, she is facing down unknown anomalies in space. Can’t a girl ever get a break?
Movie Review: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning (Part One)
Mission: Impossible started out as a TV series airing on CBS in September of 1966. After 7 glorious years it was later revived in 88 for two more seasons on ABC, but not until Tom Cruise came along did the IP infect my generation with super-spy fever.
Comic Book Review: X-Men: Before the Fall – The Sinister Four
Mother Righteous of that terminated future was able to send herself back a load of data. What was it? What are the origins of the Sinister Four? This entry into the X-Men: Before The Fall storyline will answer some of these questions, but can we expect a character created by Chris Claremont to tie up all the loose plot threads? C’mon, son.
Comic Book Review: Peacemaker Tries Hard #3
“I’m becoming aware that I must be incredibly unlikeable.”
Me too, Peacemaker, me too. This kind of realization comes to many of us, but hopefully like me, you just consider it a part of your charm. I certainly think of it as part of Peacemaker’s, especially in this week’s Peacemaker Tries Hard #3!
Comic Book Review: Captain America #750
A nice milestone hodgepodge for The First Avenger making it 3/4 of the way to the biggie that only Superman and Batman have reached so far. Overall, a solid volume, uneven as these buffet-style compilations are, but what’s not to love about a triple-sized dose of red, white and blue uplift this Independence Day? ComicsOnline gives Captain America #750 – (!) a patriotic July 4 out of 5 stars.