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I’ve never read any of R.I.P.D, not earlier issues of this comic series or any other R.I.P.D titles. I’ve heard of it, however, since I know that a movie is being made about it with Ryan Reynolds and Jeff Bridges. I thought it would a good idea to start Read More

The issue picks up sometime after the first two Dragon Age games, as characters from both games are main characters here. The comic follows one ending where Alistair became king of Ferelden at the end of Dragon Age: Origins. With him are Varric and Read More

Eyghon's still controlling his zombie army and Angel's still trying to get the real Giles back. Throw in a few flashbacks and the return of a well-loved character and you've got yourself the new issue of Angel and Faith. It wasn't ground-breaking, but Read More

Here's what I am going to do, starting with this here issue 100 of Invincible: I'm going to answer the tough questions. The chief tough question is: does Invincible have what it takes as a superhero to become an Icon? Read More

Another arc closes this month, without the satisfaction I was looking for. Perhaps, with this new chapter opening in Spike's life, we'll get more interaction with the other comic storylines. One can only hope. It can't just be Spike and his bugs Read More

The issue opens in medias res, with a woman we later learn is named Devin on the ledge of a building. To her right is a man in a costume — The Answer, according to the cover. On her left are men with guns. It’s an easy choice to make, but before we can Read More

Alice In Wonderland contains issues 1-6 from Zenescope's Grimm Fairy Tales adaptation of the classic story. It starts off with the version of Alice most people know, the little girl. However, instead of falling asleep or anything else, she’s being Read More

This week's featured Fandom Tumblr of the Week is another visual feast that is sometimes funny, sometimes gorgeous, and always intriguing as we shift our focus from the world of gaming to the realm of comic books. Read More

This is a great series and BOOM! is doing a great job expanding the POTA universe into the licensed work arena while staying loyal to the feel of the original movie. It's been distressing to read every issue and have to give a great review. There's only Read More

B.P.R.D.: 1948 catches up with Professor Bruttenholm and the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense as they relocate to Connecticut in 1948 after the war. They are drawn in to investigate a classified project that is underway, utilizing nuclear Read More

For this Judged by its Cover, I have Adventure Comics, which I’ve never heard of before. A quick Google search tells me that it was published from 1938 to 1983 and revived from 2009-2011. It was also the fifth-longest-running DC series, but was ended Read More

This month we got to focus on The Will the entire time and we got a bit more insight into the man. He is burdened with his past, burdened with his mission, and you can't help but feel for the guy. Too bad rooting for him would mean the end of Marko and Read More