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Transformers #25 Review

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ROBERT KIRKMAN AND DAN MORA START A NEW ERA WITH AN OVERSIZED ANNIVERSARY ISSUE!

The Energon Universe will never be the same as the Autobots and Decepticons kick off the most surprising new chapter in their war on Earth.

Optimus Prime and the remaining Autobots must join forces with unlikely allies in order to protect their adopted planet. But Prime’s next challenge lies closer to home than he ever imagined.

And what is the fate of the Decepticons?

The creative dream team of Robert Kirkman (Invincible, The Walking Dead) and Dan Mora (Justice League Unlimited, Superman) kick off the new direction for TRANSFORMERS that will be More Than Meets The Eye! Continue reading Transformers #25 Review

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Blood And Thunder #1 Review

Blood And Thunder #1 Review – SERIES PREMIERE Bounty hunter Akeldama “Blood” Bledsoe and her cantankerous talking gun Thunder are the best out there at bringing in the bad guys. However, when the galaxy’s most dangerous criminal breaks out of prison, Blood’s hunt delivers her down a path that will unlock secrets about her past, present, and future…and that’s when things get REALLY BAD. The team of BENITO CERENO, E.J. SU (TECH JACKET), and MICHELE “MSASSYK” ASSARASAKORN, in partnership with visionary creator** ROBERT KIRKMAN** (INVINCIBLE, THE WALKING DEAD), present an all-new action epic set in the near future where Earth has integrated alien species into a new society-meaning there’s a whole new set of rules…and a whole load of new crimes to solve. Continue reading Blood And Thunder #1 Review

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G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Roadblock #1 Review

G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Roadblock #1 Review – Superstar creators present unforgettable all-new G.I. Joe Silent Missions! The face of comic books changed forever when G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #21 introduced fans to the “Silent Interlude,” an action-packed story with no dialogue. Now, in a standalone silent issue from Andrew Krahnke (Bloodrik), Roadblock pits his .50 cal machine gun against a Cobra convoy led by the high-flying Wild Weasel. Continue reading G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Roadblock #1 Review

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G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Spirit #1 Review

Superstar creators present unforgettable all-new G.I. Joe Silent Missions! The face of comic books changed forever when G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #21 introduced fans to the “Silent Interlude,” an action-packed story with no dialogue. Now, in a standalone silent issue from Leonardo Romero (Birds of Prey), the iconic G.I. Joe duo of Spirit and Freedom investigate mysterious disappearances in a nearby forest, only to discover a grotesque Cobra experiment… Continue reading G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Spirit #1 Review

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G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Beach Head #1 Review

G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Beach Head #1 Review – Superstar creators present unforgettable all-new G.I. Joe Silent Missions! The face of comic books changed forever when G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #21 introduced fans to the “Silent Interlude,” an action-packed story with no dialogue. Now, in a standalone silent issue from Phil Hester (Green Arrow), fan favorite Beach Head is trapped in a DMZ and hunted by the forces of Cobra. But can Beach Head save himself and the war orphans he’s vowed to protect? Continue reading G I Joe: A Real American Hero: Beach Head #1 Review

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Universal Monsters: The Mummy #1 Review

Universal Monsters: The Mummy #1 Review – Mini-Series Premiere. An Eisner Award-winning superstar resurrects one of cinema’s most iconic monsters. Award-winning creator Faith Erin Hicks presents a stunning new vision of the seminal horror film like you’ve never seen before. Helen Grosvenor is a woman born to two worlds and belonging in neither, forever haunted by a cursed encounter as a child. When unknown voices bring her back to an Egyptian dig site from her past, Helen will unknowingly play an unexpected role in the rise of a monster known only as… The Mummy!
Continue reading Universal Monsters: The Mummy #1 Review

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Cobra Commander Vol 1 Review

Cobra Commander Vol 1 Review – The Cobra Threat Begins Here! In a world where the Cobra organization hasn’t formed, one man’s sinister plans to utilize the mysterious alien substance known as Energon sends shockwaves across the globe. Who is Cobra Commander? Where does he come from? And what horrors is he planning to unleash that will rock the world-and maybe the universe-to its core? Writer Joshua Williamson and artist Andrea Milana kick off the second of four action-packed miniseries that will introduce the best and worst humanity has to offer in the Energon Universe. Featuring a Direct Market Exclusive cover by Andrea Milana that will only be printed once. Collects Cobra Commander #1-5. Continue reading Cobra Commander Vol 1 Review

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Duke Vol 1 Review

Duke Vol 1 Review – Codename: G.I. Joe Begins Here! Conrad Hauser made first contact with an alien being and lived to tell the tale. But no one, not even Colonel Hawk, will believe the story of the colossal transforming robot that nearly killed the man known as Duke. Now, one of the US Army’s most decorated officers is on the hunt for answers, drawn into a conflict that no amount of training could ever prepare him for. A war that only a real American hero has any chance of surviving… Writer Joshua Williamson and artist Tom Reilly kick off the first of four action-packed miniseries that will introduce the best and worst humanity has to offer in the Energon Universe. Featuring a Direct Market Exclusive cover by Tom Reilly that will only be printed once. Collects Duke #1-5. Continue reading Duke Vol 1 Review

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Creepshow Vol 3 #2 Review

Creepshow Vol 3 #2 Review – The red-hot horror anthology continues! First, acclaimed filmmaker Eugenio Mira and fan favorite Jorge Fornés (Rorschach) invite you to the spookiest sleepover ever, where tricks and treats take on a whole new meaning this Halloween. Then, Academy Award-winning writer John Ridley (12 Years a Slave) and Stefano Raffaele (Detective Comics) bring you the true terrors of social media as three friends go violently viral! Continue reading Creepshow Vol 3 #2 Review

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Transformers #1 40th Anniversary Reprint Review

Transformers #1 40th Anniversary Reprint Review – Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Transformers with a new printing of the comic book that started it all! The Autobots and Decepticons have brought their conflict to Earth-and the world will never be the same again! This issue will be printed on newsprint and will feature an all-new variant cover celebrating the history of the Transformers! Continue reading Transformers #1 40th Anniversary Reprint Review

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