REVIEWS
Severance Season 1 takes a deep look at the workers of Lumon who sever their brains into a split consciousness. One for work, and one for leisure.
The Guardians of Justice takes a unique approach to superhero storytelling, even if Adi Shankar’s style grows self-indulgent over time.
Standing Up is a very funny drama about comedy with a great heart and demonstration of how comedy can be subversive without being offensive
Speed Republic #2 continues to push the series past my expectations with its fast-paced, high-energy art that tells a great story,
Epic in scope but intimate in its execution nothing tops the emotive beauty of AppleTV+’s Pachinko from Soo Hugh.
Avengers Forever #4 brings the battle of Earth-818 to a close while also touching upon elements from Jason Aaron’s fan-favorite Thor run.
Iron Man #18 is a reflective issue reflecting on Tony’s actions after a chaotic couple of issues. Being a god leads to a massive hangover.
Shang-Chi #10 continues to explore the fractured family tree of the Master of Kung Fu, as he travels back to the land of his mother’s birth.
Devil’s Reign: Villains for Hire #3 is a disappointing end to a promising comic. This is a series that never managed to excell itself.
X Deaths of Wolverine #5 finds Wolverine fighting his future Phalanx-infested self and launches the Second Age of Krakoa in the process.
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TRENDING POSTS
Take Charge of My Heart starts out fun and silly, but winds up being an overstuffed mess of tropes that never truly work together.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus Episode 1 delivers a condensed version of the opening episodes of Super, focusing in on Goku, Vegeta, and Beerus.
Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition tasks players with shaping the history of Japan through grand 4x strategy campaigns and RTS battles.
Steel Ball Run Episode 4 is even more focused on the action than Episode 3, which stokes a fire in the folks who love having their pulse pound.














