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Summons Review
Summons A Supernatural Fight Of Good VS. Evil
I’ve been super busy with life and everything that comes along with it, but I have also been on my game with the reviews. So far for the last month or so I have put up something at least once a week and I hope to continue my trend. I recently went back over my body of work and noticed that I was leaning heavy towards sci fi stuff from more known…
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Ninjak Review
Ninjak, Valiant’s BA Ninja!
I pretty much love doing reviews and I have done a ton of stuff from publishers like Image and Boom! but I have yet to do anything from Valiant. Until now! I felt like now would be a good time to talk about a Valiant book because; A) I haven’t done a Valiant book yet, B) they have some really cool properties that are pretty old but have also been redone, and C) they…
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Female's in Comics
Female’s in Comics
A Discussion About Female’s And Misogyny In Comics
I feel that recently there has been a certain segment of the feminist population that have become outspoken about misogyny in comic books and I feel that some of their complaints are justified, but I also feel that some are not. A lot of the complaints are directed at the big two companies and characters like Power Girl, Starfire, or even Wonder…
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Theodicy Review
A Religious Adventure That Explores Theodicy
Everyone knows and I have been unabashed about my love for nearly everything sci fi, but few of you know I have another weakness… religion. So far I have only been able to find one really good religious comic book to talk about and ironically enough I posted that last Christmas. Even though Theodicy is religious it has nothing in common with The…
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The Empty Review
The Empty from Image Comics
The New Year has been super busy and has brought a lot of new time consuming things to my life, but I promise I’m coming back with a vengeance. I have a ton of new comic books I want to talk about and because issue two is on its way I want to start with The Empty.
The Empty is an Image release and is mostly a one man show; Jimmie Robinson created, writes, illustrates,…
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The Best Comic I Read Today Is ... The Dying & The Dead #1
The Best Comic I Read Today Is ... The Dying & The Dead #1 by @JHickman @RyanBodenheim @MichaelGarland #newcomicsday #ncbd #newcomicbookday
Hickman and Bodenheim Reunite for The Dying & The Dead
Two quick disclaimers before we get into it: 1) Much love and thanks goes to former NerdBinge columnist Derek Adnamswho started “The Best Comic I Read Today Is…” articles and who so graciously allowed me to keep it going here. Derek has since retired from NerdBinge in order to spend more time with his family, his work, and somehow in between…
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Cluster Review
Boom Studio’s Cluster
I can’t really tell what exactly the draw is. It may be the ever growing excitement for the newest Star Wars movie, or it could just be my lifelong love of all things sci fi, but whatever it is I have really been impressed with the amount of good sci fi stuff coming out lately. One of the first things I reviewed on Nerdbinge was Salvagers, a sci fi book I found on…
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Imaginary Drugs
Imaginary Drugs IDW, 2015
Imaginary Drugs
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: IDW Publishing (January 21, 2015)
Cover Price: $24.99
Disclaimer: This reviewer knows Imaginary Drugs editor and writer Michael McDermott through Facebook. He also pledged the Imaginary Drugs Kickstarter campaign.
In 1984, Eclipse Comics published three issues of the cult anthology Strange Days, which featured the…
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Wytches--Issue #3--A Review
Wytches–Issue #3–A Review
Okay, here we go!
*by the way, I apologize for the lack of post last Friday. I’d spent the whole day not realizing what day it actually was. 0.o *
So without further ado, issue #3 for your delectation and delight…
The previous two issues of Wytches had already injected some very endearing, personal moments with the Rooks family (aka the main characters) in order to ground us and give us…
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The Best Comic I Read Today Is . . . Star Wars #1
The Best Comic I Read Today Is . . . Star Wars #1
I’m a lapsed fan. Having grown-up in the 1980’s, Star Wars was my religion. I tried using the force to move glasses of water around my dining room table (once I swear it actually worked . . . a little), had ALL the toys ever created, and insisted on being Han Solo whenever we played anything outside. Even baseball.
But it all went away shortly after Return of the Jediand, though the prequel…
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Wytches--Issue #2--Review
Wytches–Issue #2–Review
A busload of children disappears in the woods. A strange bite grows on a girl’s neck. And the wytches are getting closer, creeping from the woods. Be there for the terrifying second chapter of the new smash hit, WYTCHES.
From Comixology.com.
Oh wow, guys. I wanted to try something a little different today, so I waited to read issue #2 until this morning. This way you can get my initial,…
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The Best Comic I Read Today Is . . . Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier #3
The Best Comic I Read Today Is . . . Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier #3
If you haven’t been reading Ales Kot and Marco Rudy’s Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier for fear that it would be a one-dimensional ex-KGB spy thing, then you belong in a gulag. This book is anything but. Picking-up where old school Nick Fury left off in Original Sin, Bucky Barnes is now “The Man on the Wall”, protecting Earth from all threats both cosmic and otherworldly.
And this creates the…
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Wytches --Issue One -- Review
Wytches –Issue One — Review
I don’t try to make it a big secret that I’m absolutely in love with two art mediums meshing together to make something brilliant. It’s probably why I’m obsessed with comics and rock music; one artist–the writer–meeting up with another–the illustrator (or musician)–to bring something to life that wouldn’t have been quite the same without the both of them working together. Writing is great. But…
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The Magdalena The Seventh Sacrament Review
The Magdalena The Seventh Sacrament Review
The Magdalena The Seventh Sacrament a Religious Story in Time for Christmas
I’ve never been an overly religious guy, I did spend a few years in a Christian school, and for a lack of a tackier term I’m more spiritual than religious. With that disclosure I have to say that Christian dogma and history intrigues me. Angels and demons, saints and sinners, Christian dogma, particularly Catholic…
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The Best Comic I Read Today Is . . . Batman and Robin #37
The Best Comic I Read Today Is . . . Batman and Robin #37
This week saw two new Grant Morrison comics come out, along with the main Batman comic and Zero by Ales Kot, all among my favorite monthly releases. Still, Batman and Robin #37 was the best comic I read today, and for one reason:
Fun.
This is the penultimate chapter in the Robin Rises storyline and the issue that sees Robin return from the dead. No “Spoiler Alert” needed as writer Peter Tomasi
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Drifter from Image Comics Review
Drifter from Image Comics Review #Drifter, #ImageComics, #Indiebooks
A Sci-Fi Tale from Image Comics: Drifter
When talking about comic books the phrase “The big two” comes up a lot, and for good reason, there iconic labels, but if truth be told the phrase should be “The big three.” Since its inception in 1992 by famed illustrator Todd McFarlane, and an army of upset illustrators, Image Comicshas redefined what the comic industry is capable of. Image was an…
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