Guardians of the Galaxy #4 catches up with Rocket Raccoon as he fulfills his duty as sheriff of a refugee colony for wayward souls displaced by Grootfall. Is It Good? That description is really all there is to Guardians of the Galaxy #4. We find out what Rocket’s been up to, we see the consequences when the latest group of refugees turns cultish, and then … Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy #4 (2023) Review
Deadpool: Badder Blood #2 finds the Merc with a Mouth fighting one deadly adversary after another without any memory of how he got there or why the scenario keeps changing. Is It Good? Deadpool: Badder Blood #2 is the type of comic that will have you going back to issue #1 to make sure you didn’t miss something or accidentally skip an issue. Barring the … Continue reading Deadpool: Badder Blood #2 Review
Black Panther #2 (2023) hunts for the mysterious Beisa in Birnin T’Chaka while one of the five most powerful family’s in the city unveils a special weapon to wrest control for themselves. Is It Good? Black Panther #2 (2023) has excellent art, interesting action, and plenty of Wakandan tech to distract your eyeballs, but the one thing it doesn’t have that hurts the most is … Continue reading Black Panther #2 (2023) Review
Blade #1 (2023) finds the Daywalker on the hunt for a missing girl at the center of a devastating event that could end the existence of all life on Earth… except nobody seems to know why. Is It Good? When Bryan Hill was announced to take over a brand-new Blade series, you had my curiosity. After reading Blade #1, you now have my attention. It’s … Continue reading Blade #1 (2023) Review
Planet of the Apes #4 finds Juliana Tobon and her ship of apes besieged by the Exercitus Viri in the first recorded battle where apes were used as the primary defenders. Is It Good? Planet of the Apes #4 marks a first in the decades-long franchise’s canon. It’s the first time humans and apes fought side-by-side, so Planet of the Apes (POTA) completionists may want … Continue reading Planet Of The Apes #4 Review
Moon Knight #25 marks the milestone issue with a triple-sized adventure wherein Moon Knight endures a gauntlet of enemies to get to the current Black Spectre. Is It Good? Moon Knight #25 takes readers on an extended ride through the past and present to uncover the origins of Black Spectre’s mind-control tech and fight through a gauntlet of enemies to stop Black Spectre in his … Continue reading Moon Knight #25 Review
Fallen Friend: The Death Of Ms. Marvel #1 regales readers with three tales of grief and acceptance over the untimely passing of Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel, in Amazing Spider-Man #26. Is It Good? Following the disastrous “What did Peter do?” arc in Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel chose to make Kamala Khan’s death the centerpiece of the arc’s finale. Now, Fallen Friend: The Death Of Ms. … Continue reading Fallen Friend: The Death Of Ms. Marvel #1 Review
Amazing Spider-Man #29 finds Spider-Man and J. Jonah forming an alliance with (a piece of) an enemy. Meanwhile, Doc Ock formulates the greatest revenge possible against a reformed Norman Osborn. Oh, Rek-Rep shows up just because. Is It Good? Say what you will about Zeb Wells’s now-infamous turn on Amazing Spider-Man, at least Amazing Spider-Man #29 gives the impression the series is heading somewhere. Whether … Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man #29 Review
Spider-Man #10 concludes Spidey’s fight against an amped-up Electro and an accidentally amped-up Spidey-Sense that threatens to fry his brain. But saving the day is all in a day’s work for… Spider-Boy??? Is It Good? File this one under “Speculaor Bait” as the first issue where the recently-introduced Spider-Boy makes his fighting debut alongside Spider-Man. When Spider-Boy made his appearance debut at the end of … Continue reading Spider-Man #10 Review
Fantastic Four #9 concludes the fight against Xargorr, the mind-controlling alien determined to enslave the human race. Is It Good? Fantastic Four #9 is an enigma. How can a big action battle between the FF and a powerful alien with telepathic powers be so big and bombastic while at the same time being so nonsensical and boring? You have to give Ryan North credit for … Continue reading Fantastic Four #9 Review
Doctor Strange #5 invites readers to partake in the joy of wedded bliss as Umar, Clea’s mother, weds Tiboro of the 6th Dimension. In case you were wondering, there is an open bar. Is It Good? Finally. FINALLY! Doctor Strange #5 starts getting somewhere in Jed MacKay’s wildly uneven run. I was about ready to throw in the towel when it became clear MacKay didn’t … Continue reading Doctor Strange #5 Review
Daredevil #13 sends Matt Murdock to the fight of his (after)life when he confronts the Beast in Hell to save the souls of his deceased friends. Will Matt’s faith be strong enough to do what must be done? Is It Good? Once again, Chip Zdarsky swings for the fences in Daredevil #13, and Daredevil fans are all the better for it. I won’t go so … Continue reading Daredevil #13 Review
Clobberin’ Time #5 brings the time/space adventure to save all reality to a close when Ben Grimm teams up with Dr. Doom and Tuvah Tu to stop the Psychopomp from remaking reality. Is It Good? Well, that’s an ending. Clobberin’ Time #5 puts a cap on the wildly weird take adventure starring the Fantastic Four’s ever-lovin’, blue-eyed Thing, and the big lug saves the day … Continue reading Clobberin’ Time #5 Review
Captain America #750 brings the disparate Captains America together to conclude their respective adventures and celebrate the milestone issue number with a collection of short stories by assorted creators. Is It Good? Captain America #750 marks the milestone numbering with the conclusion (sorta) to Tochi Onyebuchi’s run, and the penultimate issue (sorta) to Lanzing and Kelly’s run, with a few shorts by assorted creators to … Continue reading Captain America #750 Review
Storm #2 finds Storm’s relationship with Trevor growing more intimate while Kitty’s mistrust of Storm’s new role leads to a discovery that could damage their relationship forever. Is It Good? In writing, there’s this concept called ‘suspension of disbelief’. Put simply, the writer has to get you to believe the fiction they’re writing could be true to make the story work, and you make that … Continue reading Storm #2 Review
She-Hulk #14 marks the penultimate issue in the series when She-Hulk agrees to meet Scoundrel to find out what he intends to do with all the high-tech parts he stole. The answer might just shock you. Is It Good? Yes, you read that right. She-Hulk #14 is the penultimate issue in the series before Marvel puts She-Hulk back on the shelf after issue #15. Why? … Continue reading She-Hulk #14 Review
Deadpool #8 finds Wade Wilson waking up to a new body, a new life, and his estranged daughter, Ellie, by his side. Is it all a dream or something much worse? Is It Good? Deadpool #8 is an odd issue because it doesn’t make sense, and then it makes sense, but the more you think about it, the issue still doesn’t make sense. Alyssa Wong … Continue reading Deadpool #8 Review
Captain America: Sentinel Of Liberty #14 brings the series to an end with a look at Sam and Joaquin opining where they go from here. Is It Good? There’s not going to be much meat to this review because there’s not much meat to Captain America: Sentinel Of Liberty #14. This is the end of the series, leading into the milestone issue #750, before both … Continue reading Captain America: Sentinel Of Liberty #14 Review
Amazing Spider-Man #28 finds Peter Parker and Norman Osborn reluctantly providing “medical” assistance for the world’s most unusual pet on behalf of J. Jonah Jameson. Is It Good? Amazing Spider-Man #28 is a serviceable yet silly entry in the now-infamous run from Zeb Wells. Ed Mcguinness’s art is good, the story’s pace and plot execution is fine, and the cliffhanger is respectable. If you can … Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man #28 Review
Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider #2 finds Danny Ketch delivering the penance stare to Nogoodniks while getting his human life back together. Meanwhile, Blackout and Carecrow receive an offer of a power boost in exchange for a few small favors. Is It Good? Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider #2 sets the stage for a voracious villain to use known enemies from Ghost Rider’s past to make his … Continue reading Danny Ketch: Ghost Rider #2 Review
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