“…I’ve been eating away at her for two entire years and now there’s nothing left at all. …do you want to see what I really look like?” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 4, issue #2. Warning, some spoilers below. I said it last month and I’ll say it again: being a
“I’m grateful to my mother for many things, but mostly that she never let me see my father like this.” Keep reading for a review of Saga #62. Spoilers below! My main takeaway from this issue is that I need to give Alana some freaking credit. Last issue a black market vendor told her that
DC Studios Co-Chairmen and CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran have just announced plans for their first 10 film and television projects under the new DC banner they lead across film, television, and animation. Gunn and Safran are designing and implementing a long-term interconnected story for the iconic franchise and characters, and today shared details on
“…well, well, well. For someone who was a little hesitant about murdering your fellow wizards, you certainly got there in the end…” The next arc has begun! Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 4, issue #1. Warning, some spoilers below. When we last saw the Magic Order, Regan had been excommunicated (supposedly),
“Oh, do forgive me, dear girl. I just meant, sooner or later, we all learn a very hard lesson. Loyalty is a fucking fairy tale.” The six-month hiatus is over! Keep reading for a review of Saga #61. Spoilers below! When we last saw Hazel and her little family, they’d just lost their entire freaking
“…Cordelia’s side has a terrible curse so I’d recommend joining the winners…” It’s the end of arc three! Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 3, issue #6. Massive, great big spoilers below. I tried to write this review spoiler-free, but it was too annoying. So the Uncle Edgar plot line is on
“…because this is what happens when you mess with my family, dickweed…” Keep reading for a review of The Magic Order 3, issue #5. Minor spoilers below. We still have three storylines on pause this issue: Sammy Liu’s questionable use of his powers, Leonard and Salome’s hunt for “The Puzzle” that killed her father, and
(Heads up: spoilers below for the previous series!) Four years ago Gertrude, the psychopathic 30-something stuck in the body of a cute little six-year-old, finally escaped Fairyland. Decades of some truly horrific (and most of the time completely unnecessary) bloodshed were over, and Gert finally got to go home. …where she wakes up as a
More Sandman comics are on their way! Here’s the official PR article from DC about Nightmare Country and more! DC’s ‘The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country’ Comic Book Series Returns in 2023 with ‘Nightmare Country – The Glass House’ ‘The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country’ Vol. 1 to Simultaneously Publish as a Collectible Hardcover and a New-Reader-Friendly