Comic Review: Wolfcop #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Staff Writer Wolfcop sounds stupid, but hey if its stupid and it works then it ain’t stupid!! And this works
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Comic Review: Deathstroke #5 (DC Comics)
Issue #5 is a kind of sidekick swap with Ravager spending the issue with Batman and Deathstroke with Robin
Comic Review: Brickleberry #4 (Dynamite Entertainment)
Issue #4 begins with future Steve away to smother kid Woody before changing his mind and instead consoling him with the fact that he’s not too ugly to molest.
Comic Review: Suicide Squad #5 (DC Comics)
Issue #5 begins with our team and Waller discussing the black vault containing General Zod that they recovered last issue.
Comic Review: Weird Detective #5 (Dark Horse)
This issue stars with Detective Fayez (who went missing last issue) confessing to Greene why she is being punished.
Comic Review: Kiss #1 (Dynamite Entertainment)
It’s 468 years after The Great War and humanity live underground but not everyone is happy with the living conditions.
Comic Review: Spells on Wheels #1 (Dark Horse)
Spells on wheels jumps straight into the action with the very first thing to happen to be a break in.
Comic Review: Harley Quinn #6 (DC Comics)
Undercover Punker 2 starts with the skull bags getting ready for their set and worrying because they only have a few songs and are asked to do more to give…
Movie Review: Keeping Up With The Joneses (20th Century Fox)
Mark Twain said there’s no such thing as a new idea, just new combinations of old ideas.
TV Review: DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (The CW)
The CW is firing on almost all cylinders with their impressive line-up of superhero shows.