Comic Review: Sonjaversal #4 (Dynamite Entertainment)
This multiversal team Sonja’s have battled in the pits of hell, and have set their sights to the stars to seek answers from the gods. Unfortunately for them, they’ll discover…
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This multiversal team Sonja’s have battled in the pits of hell, and have set their sights to the stars to seek answers from the gods. Unfortunately for them, they’ll discover…
The three-issue miniseries Far Cry: Rite of Passage is a lead-in to the upcoming Far Cry 6 game. But does the story translate into the written comic book format?
DC’s Catwoman #31 is awash with action and art. As in Art Gallery.
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Oscar has one job, a unique job. The kind of job where one could pay their life savings to travel back in time to have a better life than the…
Issue 2 of Black Cotton, a Scout Comics miniseries delves deeper into a fascinating “What If”: What if white people were the minority of the US population and black people…
Words and Sand, a self-published original graphic novel by Canadian creator Amirak Delat, tells the story of family, civil war, and spiritual links to the past.
The Justice League, a beacon of hope, a cast of the world’s greatest heroes that the universe has ever known, until they weren’t.
One hundred pages of Asian Superheroes is a pretty massive helping, in DC Comics’ Festival Of Heroes, The Asian Superhero Celebration.