December’s Best of Marel NOW! 2016 I’m back with all those new Marvel NOW! recommendations! As the self proclaimed “Marvel” guy for Cosmic Comics! I’ve brought it upon myself to give you some of my favorites of the newest Marvel NOW! releases. Last month I dropped November’s best of Marvel NOW! 2016 so naturally as […]
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Cave Carson Has A Cybernetic Eye #1. Yes, yes, Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye is indeed the full length title of DC Comics newest Young Animal title. The third title coming from the Young Animals umbrella is exactly as you’d expect it to be, a bit weird, with hints of insanity. While I agree
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Reborn #1 Review The much anticipated Mark Millar and Greg Capullo’s Reborn #1 from Image Comics is finally here, and I’m here to give you its review. Those of you who actually read my reviews will know my bias towards Mark Millar. I don’t think I have a personal or deeper connection to his writing,
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Doom Patrol #1 Review Better late than never, our Doom Patrol #1 review is here! For reasons beyond my control this review was held from being published, deemed too raw, too edgy, and too real for the general public. Nah I’m kidding, Cosmic was just working on their site, but a raw, edgy review for
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Alters #1 Review The world of Alters #1 is changing, a population of the planet is changing, changing into something unnatural, super powered. Naturally they splintered into two groups, heroes and villains. With change often comes indifference and prejudice, especially when it’s the civilians who often suffer the collateral damage of these new beings squabbles.
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Animosity #1 Review “One day, the animals woke up.” That’s how it starts, an eerie and cryptic warning of what’s to come. Animosity is the story of the food chain flipped upside down, a short introduction in the front cover of Animosity #1 gives very general numbers of animals across Earth compared to the small
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Dueling Review If you caught the little nuance between the link and the actual post title you’ll see how I cleverly disguised the nature of this review, it’s both a review of Dark Horse’s Black Hammer #1 and the freshman Aftershock’s Captain Kid #1 while also having them clash in some epic battle of indie
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Snotgirl #1 Review It’s safe to say there’s been some hype behind Image Comics Snotgirl #1. Bryan Lee O’Malley and Leslie Hung have created stylized book for the new ages. I only say that because I’m quickly becoming old, to millennials, probably. My great intro already introduced you to Snotgirl #1 and my skills in
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Scooby Apocalypse #1 review Well DC Comics has done it, they’ve made Scooby-Doo somewhat applicable to the newest generation of horror, sci-fi loving ne’er-do-wells, Scooby Apocalypse #1 is here. This isn’t to say Scooby-Doo hasn’t been relevant over the years, the gang has never really faltered in popularity, movies, merchandise, and a continued animated presence
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Penny Dreadful #1 review As many of you may know Penny Dreadful is a series that just started its third season on Showtime, even this I knew. I also knew it had something to do with vampires and the frighteningly gorgeous Eva Green. Come to find out thanks to Penny Dreadful #1, it’s quite a
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IDW Deviations Reviews IDW had a pretty cool idea that spanned over this past March, one-shot events of their most popular books titled IDW Deviations. The Deviations can be described simply as IDW’s version of Marvel’s “What-If” books. The thing that propels it over most of Marvel’s “What-If” is IDW’s use of its intellectual properties.
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Swamp Thing #1 review DC Comics did it, I don’t know how they did, but they did it, they got Len Wein, the creator of Swamp Thing himself to come back to the marsh and write Swamp Thing again. I’m not sure if it was necessary, but it sure feels nice. If you remember correctly,
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