REVIEWS
Daredevil #36 is a beautiful bridge of an issue. It serves as an epilogue for the last arc and a prologue for the upcoming one.
Venom #2 officially passes the mantle of the Lethal Protector to Dylan Brock, as he struggles to live in a world without his father.
Winter Guard #4 brings the escapades of Russia’s protectors to a close. Mistrust threatens to tear the team apart, or they will.
8-Bit Christmas highlights the mania in the late 80’s when America came down Nintendo fever, as kids everywhere begged their parents for the console!
“Survivors of the Flux” is a pivotal episode of the season. Everything we know about Doctor Who is on the verge of irreversibly changing.
Robin 2021 Annual #1 is a romp around the lives of the other fighters in the Lazarus Tournament—a good read that fills in some gaps and I show you how
Teen Titans Academy #8 is a great story and a contemplative issue that sees the Titans question their way of doing things.
Yummy: A History of Desserts is a smartly crafted, adorably illustrated, wonderfully rich introduction to eight globally beloved deserts.
Justice League Incarnate #1 puts the spotlight on the multiverse-hopping team, introducing new members and giving them a new mission.
Detective Comics 2021 Annual #1 is a rock-solid story full of good dialogue and creepy Gotham lore. I break down what makes it work so well in my review.
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