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Comic Book Review: All-New Venom #6

by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief Over the last few months, readers were teased with a major twist on who Venom’s new host would be. Eddie and Dylan Brock were off the table, and it was time for someone new to step…

Comic Book Review: Captain Planet #1

by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief “You’ll pay for this Captain Planet!!!” That quote has stuck with me for decades. Years ago, five kids were given powers to defend the Earth, except for one kid…he got a monkey. Captain Planet and the…

Advance Review: Lost Fantasy #1 (Spoiler-Free)

by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief A new adventure is about to begin with the upcoming release of Lost Fantasy #1! Our friends at Image were kind enough to give us an early look at the new title, and we are extremely…

Advance Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Compendium Volume 1

Thanks to the team at IDW Publishing, one of my favorite versions of these characters will be released for new audiences, as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures Compendium Volume 1 will be available starting this week.

Comic Book Review: Spider-Man vs Predator #1

by Kent McKee, Time and Space Comics Spider-Man vs Predator #1 is a gritty collision between wall crawling hero and alien hunter that delivers chills and chaos. Official Description:TARGET: SPIDER-MAN IN PREDATOR’S GRITTIEST SERIES YET! In Predator vs Wolverine, we…

Comic Book Review: Star Trek #31 (“Lore War,” Part 3)

“This universally dark story arc will shock and horrify Star Trek fans of every generation and will keep us coming back for more Lore War! 5/5” -Kevin Gaussoin, ComicsOnline

Comic Book Review: Action Comics #1085

by Hunter Evans, Junior Guest Reporter Superman is back in action for an Arctic Assault! This comic caught my attention as soon as I saw the title and the artwork. G. Willow Wilson, Gavin Guidry, Trish Mulvihill, and Dave Sharpe…

Comic Book Review: Transformers #19

by Devin Evans, Guest Reporter In a sea of comics, looking for my first review pick, Transformers #19 stuck out like a diamond in the rough with clashing colors, and wild artwork of character designs from the original Transformers series….

Secret Origins – Bob McLeod (New Mutants) at GalaxyCon Richmond 2025

by Zoe Gaussoin, Assistant Editor – Host & Camera Mynda Swaim, Video Editor ComicsOnline returns to Richmond, Virginia for GalaxyCon 2025! This time we learn about the Secret Origins of Bob McLeod, best known as the co-creator of Marvel’s New…

Movie Review: A Minecraft Movie

by G. E. Uke, Reporter Certain subjects and intellectual properties are hard to represent in mainstream media because they have a large diverse fanbase. If you get anything wrong at all, you run the risk of fan backlash. While there…

Advance Review: Star Trek: Lore War #1 (Spoiler-Free)

by Matt Sernaker & Kevin Gaussoin, Editors-In-Chief Just when you thought that the creative minds behind the IDW Star Trek comics couldn’t possibly get any bolder after their infamous Day of Blood event, they decided to BLOW UP the Star…

Advance Review: Absolute Green Lantern #1 (Spoiler-Free)

by Matt Sernaker, Editor-In-Chief After the stunning success of the Absolute titles featuring Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman, it’s time for Green Lantern to get a revamp! When you remove the Corps, the ring, and the willpower, what does it…

Comic Book Review: The Lucky Devils #3

by Ryan Martin, Reporter Welcome my friends to The Lucky Devils #3, where it is abundantly clear that “Some Devils just want to watch Hell burn!”  Official Synopsis: The third circle of Hell is where they stick the gluttons—the folks who…

Movie Review: A Working Man

by G. E. Uke, Reporter Jason Statham has created so many macho kung fu movies over the years that you can immediately get a sense of the movie’s tone if you see he’s in it. As an actor, he’s reached…

Movie Review: Death of a Unicorn

by G. E. Uke, Reporter, Walking into Death of a Unicorn, I expected an absurd monster movie like Cocaine Bear or Under Paris. I thought the premise that unicorns were horrible monsters instead of gentle angelic creatures didn’t leave a…