REVIEWS
Daisy’s life is in danger as the same attacker who went after Cordelia finds her, but his motivations remain a mystery in The Red Mother #10
I Am Greta is a compelling documentary that uses never-before-seen footage to paint an intimate portrait of Greta’s struggles and determination.
Freaky isn’t perfect, this is yet again another film that shows that slashers are alive and well and that the genre can thrive in 2020.
Yakuza: Like A Dragon is a refresh of the famous Yakuza series. Read why this new take on Yakuza was a massive success and GOTY contender!
Champions #2 is the next chapter in the Outlawed event. Running out of friends and options, our heroes travel to the home of an old friend.
Iron Man #3 finds Tony in the middle of a personal image problem. This issue finds Iron Man battling nearly every member of his Rogues Gallery…
Warhammer 40K: Marneus Calgar #2 takes readers on a deeper journey into Calger’s past, even as an unknown threat lurks in the skies above Thulium.
Amazing Spider-Man #52LR successfully juggles three seperate plotlines, focusing on the people who are most important to Peter Parker.
The Amazing Spider-Man #52 finally brings a fight that was two years in the making to its pages, featuring non-stop action with a splash of horror.
Strange Academy #5 sees the students get lured into a trap set for them by the mysterious members of the Hollow. And why do they call Doyle The One?
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