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Discover the legacy of 2099 Unlimited #1 & Hulk 2099's first appearance. We analyze the history, Dwayne Turner's art, and why this key is a smart investment.

This is a deep dive, an issue-by-issue breakdown of the first, explosive story arc of Kill All Immortals. We’re going to explore its core themes of family, power, and morality, and celebrate the absolute powerhouse creative team that has crafted one of the most compelling indie comics of the year.

Alright, comic fans, let's talk about a book that feels like it was dug up from the weirdest, most wonderful corner of the comic shop back issue bins. We're all familiar with the trench-coated occult detective, the brooding magician who knows all the angles. But what if your hero was less of a master of the mystic arts and more of a blue-collar supernatural handyman who’s just… very, very tired of all this? And what if his greatest power was the ability to make things out of

Alright, let's talk about the lies your action figures told you. Remember them? The elite military heroes with cool code names, laser rifles, and a sworn mission to stop a cartoonishly evil terrorist organization. What if that whole story was a carefully constructed piece of propaganda? What if the truth behind the Saturday morning cartoon narrative was something far more brutal, debauched, and dangerously real? That’s the explosive premise of The Disavowed, the new mature-r

Whatever Happened To Crimson Justice # 1 Review Alright, comic fanatics, let's chew on a scenario that’s as gritty as old newsprint. What if a city’s greatest hero, its shining beacon of hope, just… vanished? Not in a blaze of glory, but into the mists of time, leaving behind a city to rot and a legend to curdle into cynical whispers. And what if, decades later, the nightmares he fought decide to stage a bloody comeback? That’s the hard-boiled hook for Whatever Happened to th

Alright, comic fans, let's talk about a premise that’ll send shivers down your spine. What if drifting off to dreamland meant someone else—a monstrous, murderous someone else—took over your body? And what if you woke up to the gory aftermath, with zero memory of the carnage? That's the killer hook for Sleep, the fresh horror-mystery brewing over at Image Comics.

Alright, fellow comic fanatics, let's talk about the series that’s been tearing up the charts and winning hearts (and Eisners!): Skybound's Transformers! For those of us who grew up with 'robots in disguise,' a new Transformers comic is always big news. But this? This is something special.

Superman: Space Age isn't just another nostalgic trip or a simple retelling of the Man of Steel's iconic journey. It's a bold, deeply affecting saga from DC Comics that dares to ask: what if Superman’s optimistic rise occurred not in a timeless bubble, but squarely within the turbulent hope and escalating dread of America’s mid-20th century, all while knowing the world has an expiration date?

Danger Street: Stepping onto DC's Most Unexpected Avenue Every so often, a comic book arrives that feels like a secret handshake. It’s a nod to the deep cuts, a love letter to the dusty corners of continuity, and a bold statement about storytelling's potential. Tom King, Jorge Fornés, and Dave Stewart’s Danger Street is that type of book. It is a 12-issue masterpiece that dives into the bizarre treasure chest of DC’s Bronze Age. In particular, it highlights Jack Kirby’s wond

Batman: Dark Age  isn't just another Elseworlds tale or a simple retelling of a familiar origin. It's a bold, ambitious saga from DC Comics that dares to ask: what if Bruce Wayne wasn't timeless, but aged through the tumultuous latter half of the 20th century? This is a genre-bending exploration, blending superhero grit with historical reflection and existential depth, all brought to stunning life by the creative powerhouse of writer Mark Russell  and the iconic art duo Micha

Seven to Eternity, a 17-issue comic book saga from Image Comics, isn't your typical fantasy adventure.

Alright, buckle up, comic fans, because today we're taking a closer look at AWA Studios' Knighted! Forget a quick glance; we're exploring the nooks and crannies of this Gregg Hurwitz-penned, Mark Texeira-drawn series that puts a fresh, awkward spin on the vigilante trope. Is it just another Batman echo, or something more? Let's find out. Meet Bob Ryder: You Thought You Were Having a Bad Day? Imagine the absolute worst day: your public marriage proposal crashes and burns, you