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This issue picks up right after Duck Tales #5 with the gang seeing that the ooze has spread to all of St. Canard and that Quackwerks is at the center of it all. Scrooge, Darkwing, and Gyro plan to infiltrate the building while the kids and Launchpad go Read More

This is it! The beginning of a crossover with Darkwing Duck! It follows after the end of the last Darkwing Duck comic with The Phantom Blot and Magica De Spell taking over St. Canard with magic slime. Scrooge, Webby, and the nephews make their way to Read More

Betrayal of the Planet of the Apes is great stuff if you liked the original. It is set 20 years before the original classic. The great thing about Betrayal is that it brings back the flavor and appeal of the original. Read More

I was excited to get another chance to review POTA, since, in my opinion, the comic book format is great for the POTA universe. On the other hand I felt a bit of trepidation; it’s been a long time since I’ve been really harsh on any of the reviews I’ve Read More

The second installation of Gary Phillips’s The Rinse came out swinging! I described the first in the series as gritty, and that was an incredible understatement compared to the direction the narrative has taken in this next installment. Read More

The Definitive Irredeemable Volume 1 gathers together the first three volumes of this hit comic. That's 304 glorious pages to follow the adventures of the Plutonian, a superhero turned supervillian. I had never read the comics before diving into this Read More

I haven’t been reading Darkwing Duck, but apparently Darkwing and Launchpad have been running for mayor of St. Canard and have gotten themselves abducted by someone called Suff-Rage. Suff-Rage doesn’t think that Darkwing and Launchpad are suitable Read More

The fourth issue picks up right where issue three left off, with Scrooge and his family jumping out of Launchpad’s plane. They land in a village, but it’s different than they remember. Once again, the Beagle Boys show up to chase them and get the crown. Read More

An easy trap to fall into when writing crime fiction is to make the story so complex you end up losing the story entirely, along with the characters. Mark Waid's Potter's Field avoids that by stripping the story down the the bare essentials. Read More

The first installation of The Rinse is super rad — a quick and fun, gritty read that I really enjoyed. And I’m left hanging on for the next installation now too. I can’t wait. I really loved this, for everything: the artwork, the storyline, the Read More

Cthulhu Tales Omnibus: Delirium is not a collection to be taken lightly. I was once like you, sane, calm, naïve. If I had known thirty-six hours ago how my life would turn upside down by the reading of Cthulhu Tales Omnibus: Delirium... if only. Read More

I won’t lie, when I first saw the DuckTales title, I immediately thought of the theme song. Many have called that song unforgettable and once you hear it, it will never leave your head. Anyway, I was super excited to read this comic and see what some of Read More