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X-Factor #1 Review: Strong Characterization Balances a Disappointing Plot
, Eye-Boy, Prodigy, and Daken, is established to locate missing mutants before they go through […] -
Lost Soldiers #1 Review: Exploring the Violence of Modern Masculinity
Lost Soldiers #1 offers readers a very clear picture of where the story is heading in its first […] -
Constitution Illustrated Review: An Entertaining, If Not Illuminating, Look at the US Constitution
Robert Sikoryak’s previous pastiche-focused work, Terms and Conditions, read like a grand gag […] -
Wonder Woman #759 Review: A Gorgeous New Beginning for Comics’ Greatest Heroine
Despite arguably being DC Comics’ most recognizable heroine and a trailblazing character for […] -
Comic Book Reviews for This Week: 7/22/2020
Welcome to this week in comic book reviews! The staff have come together to read and review nearly […] -
The Amazing Spider-Man: Sins Rising Prelude #1 Review: A Noble, if Not Notable Effort
It seems we’ve reached the calm before the storm in Nick Spencer’s Amazing Spider-Man run. Norman […] -
Batgirl #47 Review: A Profound and Incredibly Satisfying Rematch
While Barbara Gordon as Batgirl has been a beloved fixture in DC Comics’ mythos for decades, a […] -
Yasmeen #1 Review: A Perspective-Challenging and Important Story of Humanity
When I was a kid dreaming of becoming a writer, an author whose name has long since slipped from […] -
The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cartoonist Review: Wisdom Follows the Follies of Aging
I was raised to be a comics reader, but did not encounter Adrian Tomine until reaching undergrad. […] -
Comic Book Reviews for This Week: 7/15/2020
Welcome to this week in comic book reviews! The staff have come together to read and review nearly […]
