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Nick Searcy

Justified Actor Nick Searcy Blasts Greg Pak, Mark Waid, Ron Marz, Cull Bunn, Heather Antos, Jody Houser And Other Comic Creatives As “Fascists”

John F. Trent
October 19, 2020
Celebrity, Comic Books
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Actor Nick Searcy, known for his roles in Fried Green Tomatoes, Justified, and The Shape of Water, blasted a number of comic book creatives including Mark Waid, Greg Pak, and Heather Antos as "fascists." ...
Martian Manhunter #1
8.5

Comic Book Review: Martian Manhunter #1

Matt Johnson
December 6, 2018
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
The first thought I think everyone is going to have when reading Martian Manhunter #1 is this: "It worked for Mister Miracle, it should work for Martian Manhunter." and honestly, I understand the logic. A twelv...
The Unexpected #1 - DC Comics
6.5

Comic Book Review: The Unexpected #1

Daniel Mills
June 6, 2018
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
"No one can get too close, even if I want them to." When  looking over the new comic book releases today, expect The Unexpected #1. Sorry, had to be done. DC has been trying quite a few new things lately. Addi...
Super Sons

DC Comics Cancels Supergirl and Super Sons

John F. Trent
February 21, 2018
Industry News
DC Comics has canceled their ongoing Super Sons and Supergirl comic titles. Super Sons writer Peter J. Tomasi confirmed the cancellation, "Wow! The love and sadness for Super Sons being cancelled is knocking...
DC Comics New Age of Heroes

DC Comics Announces The New Age of DC Heroes

John F. Trent
January 14, 2018
Industry News
DC Comics will be rolling out eight brand new titles from the pages of Dark Nights: Metal which they are calling The New Age of DC Heroes. All eight of these titles will be illustrated by some of DC Comics' ...

DC Comics to Introduce New Non-Binary Character in Supergirl

John F. Trent
December 19, 2017
Comic Culture
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DC Comics and writers Steve Orlando and Vita Ayala along with artist Jamal Campbell will introduce a new non-binary character in Supergirl #19. The new non-binary character will be called Lee Serano and it's...
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Comic Book Review: The Shadow/Batman #1

Daniel Mills
September 27, 2017
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
"...My God. The breadth of the crimes. It's been right there all along. In plain sight." The Shadow/Batman #1 is brought to you by the mind of Steve Orlando. He has a penchant for the weird and eccentric. This...
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Comic Book Review: Batman: Annual #1

Nathan Becker
November 30, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
“World’s greatest detective. Indeed.” Alright, I will admit it, I’m a huge Batman fan. My kids are Batman fans. Even my wife is a closet Batman fan. Sorry honey! Needless to say, the recent Detective Comics/...
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6.5

Comic Book Review: Batman #8

Daniel Mills
October 11, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
“So. I’ve been whipping the rest of the family into shape, but you’ve both been missing class… time for a lesson.” The “Night of the Monster Men” event continues in Tom King and Steve Orlando’s Batman #8. As...
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9.5

Comic Book Review: Midnighter and Apollo #1

Daniel Mills
October 6, 2016
Comic Book Reviews, Reviews
“I know you kill, and I have too… But what those kids saw. How you do it. When you choose to.... Is killing always a solution?” The DCYou was an odd time for the major publisher. After it became clear the Ne...
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