Basilisk #7
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by tjaxzi
2y ago
Cullen Bunn, Writer Jonas Scharf, Illustrator Alex Guimaraes, Colors Ed Dukeshire, Letters Recap Basilisk is a story about The Chimera, a group of 5 individuals with powers based on the 5-senses, and the problem they have when one of their members’ deserts and teams up with a human to take them out. In the previous story arc, a major confrontation takes place when Hannah ambushes The Chimera, killing one of their members. She is aided in the battle by Regan, who has the power of enhanced sight. Hannah seeks revenge against The Chimera for the death of her daughter and husband while Regan is di ..read more
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Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #524: The Joey You Love in the Dark
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by Steve Seigh
2y ago
Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #524: The Joey You Love in the Dark Download Directly From iTunes NOW on SPOTIFY! Joey Braccino is back, baby! That’s right! The prodigal son has returned to the podcast, and he’s causing trouble right out of the gate. It’s almost like he never left. Almost. In addition to Joey’s triumphant return, the group talks up a whole lot of comics, news, and butt stuff. This is our last regular show of the year, and ish is about to get real! Books: Hardware Season One #3, The Magic Order 2 #2, Fantastic Four #38, Captain Marvel #34, Wonder Woman Historia: The Amazons #1, T ..read more
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BATMAN: FEAR STATE OMEGA REVIEW
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by KrisK
2y ago
Batman: Fear State Omega #1 Writer: James Tynion IV Artists: Riccardo Federici (1-8,13,17,21,26-30); Christian Duce (9-12); Ryan Benjamin (14-16); Guillem March (18-20); Trevor Hairsine (22-25) Colors: Chris Sotomayor Letters: Clayton Cowles Reviewer: KrisK Thank goodness for this Omega issue! Coming out of Batman # 117, I was left feeling like I was missing a lot of information. Its sudden ending left a lot up in the air. While it wasn’t anything pressing, to end a run without any form of epilogue left me feeling shorted. Tynion ended his event with an explosive finale, but no follow up on t ..read more
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Lifetime Passes Review
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by Chris Ceary
2y ago
“This place is more special to me than you could ever imagine.” Lifetime Passes Terry Blas (@TerryBlas) Claudia Aguirre (@claudiaguirre) Review by Chris Ceary Content warnings/Trigger warnings: Racism, homophobia, deportation, ageism, sexism, ableism, major character death What would you do for a lifetime pass to your favorite amusement park? A group of teens gets the chance to answer that question when they learn that the park will issue lifetime passes if one member of your party dies during a trip. A plan is hatched and the teens begin a program where they guide older adults around the par ..read more
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Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #523: A Rainbow Colored Middle Finger
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by Steve Seigh
2y ago
Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #523: A Rainbow Colored Middle Finger Download Directly From iTunes NOW on SPOTIFY! Cue up some Taylor Swift and let your pride flag fly because Bronwyn and Chris are crashing the podcast this week! No one will be spared as the hosts of our upcoming Webtoon podcast, Thirsty on Toon, delight and derail us at every turn. Get ready for some Damian Wayne love, Lovecraftian horror, our Hawkeye review, and Hot Pumpkin Daddy. Books: Snow Angels Vol. 1 & 2, Lore Olympus Vol. 1, Fine Print Vol. 1, Lugosi: Rise and Fall of Hollywood’s Dracula, Miskatonix: Even Death May ..read more
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Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #522: Papas Conquin
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by Steve Seigh
2y ago
Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #522: Papas Conquin Download Directly From iTunes NOW on SPOTIFY! In this episode, Aaron takes control of the hosting chair while Steve nurses a wicked hangover. We’ve also got French comic book creator David Foissard in the rotating chair to talk about saucy daddies, superheroes, and how he’s single-handedly responsible for Aaron getting back into comics. Books: Elvira Meets Vincent Price #3, Wasp: Darkhold #1, Nubia & and the Amazons #2, Wonder Woman: Evolution #1, Fantastic Four Anniversary Tribute, Static Season One #4, Icon and Rocket #4, Excalibur #25, H ..read more
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Robins #1 Review
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by KrisK
2y ago
Robins #1 Writer: Tim Seeley Artist: Baldemar Rivas Colorist: Romulo Fajardo Jr. Letterer: Steve Wands Reviewer: KrisK Batman goes through an impressive number of Robins. Especially since New 52 shrank the timespan by about a decade. Damian marked Robin #5 by Batman’s sixth year fighting crime. Add in the time Batman accumulated pre and between Robins, and most Robins don’t make it a year. (Stephanie only lasted a few weeks.) The Robins may be the most divisive corner of Gotham, too. (Damian is the best at being a sidekick Robin, deal with it.) Most of the preference roots in the era the read ..read more
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Robin & Batman #1 Review
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by Chris Ceary
2y ago
“I thought this would be a dream come true. A fantasy. I mean, there are monsters and there is even a Knight.”  Robin & Batman #1 Jeff Lemire (@JeffLemire) Dustin Nguyen Review by Chris Ceary Content warnings/trigger warnings: Violence      Dick Grayson was the first child to pick up the mantel of Robin, and because of that, he was the one who defined what being a Robin means. Lemire and Nguyen take us back to those defining moments in Robin & Batman #1. They explore the origins of the costume, the rocky start to vigilante training, and the even rockier s ..read more
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Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #521: Sexy Zootopia
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by Steve Seigh
2y ago
Talking Comics Podcast: Issue #521: Sexy Zootopia Download Directly From iTunes NOW on SPOTIFY! WARNING: This episode contains furries, confessions, Disney+ Day news, harsh words about Spider-Man, nice houses, questionable parenting, Venom, emotions, mazes, and Melissa Megan. Books: Harley Quinn: The Eat. Bang! Kill Tour #3, Man-Eaters: The Cursed #5, Wonder Woman #781, The Thing: The Next Big Thing #1, Once and Future #21, Strange Academy #13, Aquaman: The Becoming #3, Venom #1, Robin & Batman #1, Radiant Black Vol. 1, The Amazing Spider-Man #75-78, Batman: The Imposter #2, Newburn #1-2 ..read more
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The Thing #1 Review
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by KrisK
2y ago
The Thing #1 Writer: Walter Mosley Artist: Tom Reilly Color Artist: Jordie Bellaire Letterer: VC’s Joe Sabino Reviewer: KrisK The Thing, aka Ben Grimm, tops most Marvel fan’s Favorite lists. The ever-lovin’ blue eyed Fantastic Four member’s gruff, blue-collar demeanor belies a Master’s Degree in Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, and Aviation. He calls it as he sees it, gets mad too often, and always protects the little guy. His mutation scarred him, unlike the other FF members, leaving him isolated from human connection most of the time. Ben’s rocky exterior separates him physically and soci ..read more
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