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James Bond: Hammerhead #1 Review

Warren Ellis and Jason Masters have been killing it on the first Dynamite-produced James Bond comic, but now it’s time...

Take a look at Mark Millar’s work and you’ll note the man understands how to make superheroes realistic. It’s not...

Lula is cheerful and full of energy. She wakes up with a bolt and sings her morning song to all...

A highly anticipated comic hits this week from Image Comics and it brings together superstar artist Greg Capullo and writer...

The Flintstones #4 sees Fred and Wilma go to a group marriage counseling session to reevaluate their relationship. Is it good?...

Deadpool’s jumpin’ in his ride, he’s heading out tonight He’s solo, he’s ridin’ solo, he’s ridin’ solo, he’s ridin’ solo,...

So often superheroes save people, beat the villain, and generally do good, but how often do you honestly feel like...

Just in time for the hit Netflix TV show is Marvel’s stand alone Luke Cage comic, which has stirred up...

I’m still not 100% sure what Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Universe is beyond just a second Turtle title. But the...

After an exceptional opening chapter, Godzilla: Rage Across Time continues with a new era in history and a different creative...

After last issue’s entertaining, if a bit hollow done-in-one story, Harley finds herself in a caper we can hopefully sink...

It’s the end for the Vertigo series that I called, “Gripping, relentless, haunting, unnerving and deeply human,” and it seems...