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B.P.R.D.: 1948 finishes its five-issue run this month. The monthly miniseries, which started in October, started with Professor Bruttenholm and the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense as they relocated to Connecticut in 1948 after the war. Read More

Plans gone wrong, unexplained illnesses, and a Slayer with self-doubt — it's a full catalog of problems featured in this month's issue of the Buffy comic. We got a bit more understanding of Sev's motivations, but not much in way of answers for Dawn's Read More

Still on a mission to return magic to our world, Willow has to deal with leaving behind safety and tranquility in order to make some tough decisions. What she finds along the way may change her plans, however. Just one more complication that our Read More

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

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

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

I don't know what we're gearing up toward in the varying plotlines, but I can honestly say I'm looking forward to all of them at the moment. This month we got to see Buffy, Xander and Dawn, as well as Billy and Devon. Yes, my love of the latter couple Read More

While I appreciate the effort Willow is making in bringing magic back to the world, this month's issue brought me more confusion than understanding. The journey to fulfillment will be long, but I hope that I won't be continually trying to keep up with Read More

Giles might be back, but he's not acting like his usual self. Or is he? Perhaps Ripper has come out to play again! The mystery of Giles and his return to the land of the living continues in this month's issue. Read More