DC Comics’ Batwoman Fetishizes Bullying ‘Beta Boys’
In anticipation of The CW’s October premier of Batwoman, PM Trask checked out Detective Comics #854. He kept wondering why Batwoman’s character seemed to accentuate…
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Robert Reviews Comics: Jughead The Hunger vs Vampironica 3 & 4
Hey guys, to make up for lost time I’m going to post my earlier video for issue #3, and then my latest video…
Review: The Titular Black Cat Returns in Marvel’s New Series
Felicia Hardy, aka The Black Cat, has always been eye candy for the male readership. Her large boobs busting out of skin tight cat…
Birds of Prey Vol1 Retrospective: Chuck Dixon Can Write Any Character
Alone, these women were tough vigilantes, but together they are a force to be reckoned with. The Birds of Prey team, as Oracle teams up…
Review: Event Leviathan Features Mr. Bendis at His Most ‘Bendissy’
DC Comics is currently publishing a six issue miniseries entitled, “Event Leviathan.” The series is written by Brian Michael Bendis and features art by Alex…
Jane Foster in Valkyrie #1 Review: Who Wanted This?
So mediocre She-Thor sales have led Marvel Comics to conclude that giving Jane Foster another all-new series was the way to go. The…
Little Bird #4 Degenerates Into Surreal, Unexplainable Imagery
Over the first three issues of Image Comics “Little Bird” series, the story has always been about imagery and feel over substance, but issue 4…
Indie Comic Review: Ajax Awakening, No Need for Bleach
Following my doctor’s advise to help manage my ever increasing blood pressure, I have to avoid salt. In that spirit, Genuine Comic’s Ajax Awakening…
Ravage Kill All Men: Professor Geek’s Review
One of the most anticipated Comicsgate titles has been Ravage: Kill All Men. As the first offering from Ben Henderson’s Cautionary Comics, issue #1…
Star Wars Comics Reviews: Star Wars #66 & TIE Fighter #2
First I review TIE Fighter #2, a miniseries that explores a story line as told from the Imperial side of things, and set around the…