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Review: I Hate Fairyland #1
I Hate Fairyland is Marvel veteran Skottie Young's first creator owned title for Image Comics. Our Cody Tomler is here to give us the sugar coated scoop. I Hate Fairyland is the tale of one little girl's romp through a magical kingdom of fairies and magic,...
Review: Batman and Robin Eternal #2
The second issue of Batman and Robin Eternal stumbles this week, as we get a shift in artwork and a story halt. The second issue of Batman and Robin Eternal is out this week, and although it still has great artwork and an intriguing story, it...
Review: Batman And Robin Eternal #1
Batman & Robin Eternal kicks off its first issue this week and hits the ground running, thanks to an all-star creative team. FULL SPOILERS Let’s get this out of the way: rest assured, Batman and Robin Eternal is most definitely worth your time. This first...
Review: Superman: Lois and Clark #1
While first Truth and now Justice weave their way through DC Comics' main titles starring the Man of Steel, Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks have been given the opportunity to tell a different sort of story in Superman: Lois and Clark, which debuted this week....
Review: Batman And Robin Eternal #1
DC's newest Batman title "Batman and Robin Eternal" is here, and our Lead Batman Writer Chris Barnes is here with everything you need to know. Hold on to your masks Dick Grayson fans, DC Comics has launched their new weekly title, Batman and Robin Eternal;...
Review: Action Comics #45
DC Comics' Truth storyline has concluded by connecting the series' various villains in a shared plot. Superman began striking back at the evil conspiracy in the opening chapter of Justice this week, and our Man of Steel writer, Kyle King, has a review. Action Comics...
Review: Grayson Annual #2
In DC Comics' Grayson Annual #2, the original Robin and former Nightwing now turned undercover super spy teams up with Superman in the two heroes' first meeting since the events of Truth. In an effort to cover all comics pertaining to the Man of Steel, our...
Review: American Vampire 2nd Cycle #10
Vampires in space. Need I say more? Scott Snyder’s American Vampire epic from Vertigo Comics is still chugging along, and it’s great to be along for the ride. Read more here in our ComiConverse review. American Vampire has seemed to fall off the radar for...
Review: Batgirl #44
Things are really heating up for Barbara Gordon a.k.a. Batgirl as she tries to balance planning a wedding, being a good friend and roommate, and the possibility of new romance - all the while trying to keep Burnside safe from a new villain and her trained...
Review: American Vampire 2nd Cycle #10
Our Max Silver is here with with his review of American Vampire Second Cycle Vertigo Comics, right here on ComiConverse. The penultimate chapter of Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque's Dark Moon arc is here. So does it fly high or burn up on entry? American Vampire #10 unfortunately...
Review: Superman #44
DC Comics’ ambitious Truth storyline came to a close this week with Superman #44. Our Man of Steel correspondent, T. Kyle King, examines the fourth chapter of Gene Luen Yang’s and John Romita Jr.’s, Before Truth. Lois Lane has revealed Clark Kent’s secret identity to...
Review: Public Relations #1
Public Relations is one of the first books from the newly merged Devil's Due Comics and 1 First Comics and our Cody Tromler is here to tell us all about it. Public Relations is a tale of monsters, magic and marketing, with maybe a little...
Review: Superman/Wonder Woman #21
DC Comics’ Truth story arc, in which the Man of Steel must deal with the reduction of his powers and the revelation of his secret identity, moved closer to its conclusion in Superman/Wonder Woman #21. Our Superman Writer, T. Kyle King, examines the fourth and...
Review: Tokyo Ghost #1
Tokyo Ghost is a smash hit for Image Comics and our Cody Tromler is here to break downy the reasons why. Tokyo Ghost examines one bleak conclusion of our increasingly tech obsessed lifestyles. Taking its lead from other dystopian classics, Tokyo Ghost combines the policing...
Lucky Luke: A Slow On The Draw Review
Our Rob Ayers likes to go back and review older comics and make sure they get the attention they're due. This week, he looks at Lucky Luke in this Slow On The Draw Review. Did you know they have comics in Europe? Weird, right? Once...
Review: Tokyo Ghost #1
Tokyo Ghost from Image Comics is a smash hit and our Max Silver is here to break down all the reasons why in our ComiConverse review. Rick Remender and Sean Murphy's Tokyo Ghost from Image Comics has been my most anticipated comic since it's announcement...
Review: Bizarro #4
Jimmy Olsen and Bizarro are taking a trip to Canada by way of the Silver Age, and their journey continues in Heath Corson’s and Gustavo Duarte’s Bizarro #4. Our own T. Kyle King is following along, and he writes from the road to review the...
Review: Planet Hulk #5
Planet Hulk has been a rip-roaring adventure ride, and our Scotty Cook is here to review the climax to this action-packed Marvel series. Straight Outta Greenland! Planet Hulk #5 hit the shelves this week and it rocked harder than the other four put together. Even...
Review: A-Force #4
This summer, Secret Wars collapsed every Marvel universe together to form Battleworld, a massive planet comprised of the shreds of the worlds that no longer exist...including Arcadia, a paradise protected by She-Hulk and A-Force. Arcadia is under attack from strange magic and A-Force has discovered...
Review: Action Comics #44
DC Comics' Truth storyline moved closer to its conclusion this week with Greg Pak's and Aaron Kuder's Action Comics #44. Our Superman Writer T. Kyle King is here with everything you need to know. Superman, whose powers have been reduced and whose Clark Kent identity...
A Complete Guide To Batman Day 2015
Batman Day is almost here! September 26th will see Batman fans across the globe wrap themselves in the cape and cowl for one enormous geek-fest. Our Max Silver has your comprehensive guide. My fellow Gothamites, the day is nearly upon us! The day dedicated to...
Review: Batman Arkham Knight
Arkham Knight has arrived and we have a comprehensive review for you here on ComiConverse. Review: Batman Arkham Knight Arkham Knight is the third installment of Rocksteady's Batman franchise (Arkham Origins was done by a different studio) and in so many ways it's bigger and...