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We review the new comic from Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici, carefully avoiding spoiler talk.

We review the hotly anticipated new comic book movie that supposedly ends one era and begins another.

But it does. The first issue is totally radical and a must-read for TMNT fans especially.

As such, one review won't do. So, we made three.

Scrolling through this year's nominations, you can't help but notice several CBCC guest-stars.

We review the new five-film collection from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. Even the bad look good.

We review the new Blu-ray and celebrate the ultimate expression of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's creation.

We review the second issue in the new Dark Horse Comics series from Star Bakers John Allison and Max Sarin.

We review the eighth issue in Tom King and Elsa Charretier's thrillingly twisty romance saga.

Kyle Starks dominates this Wednesday's pull box with three - all killer, no filler - issues.

We review the new fantasy adventure and find a film that's unapologetically and beautifully absurd.

We review the best books from this Wednesday's selections. No April fools here.

At WonderCon last weekend, we nabbed the black and white variant of the year's most hotly anticipated comic.

We review the wild new action/horror/comedy from Elizabeth Banks, while cackling wildly behind the wheel.

Every hump day, we dive into our pull list and select our favorite comics of the week.

We review the new Marvel Studios adventure and consider how it succeeds and fails in its big swing.

We review the new noir nightmare from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips. It's not reckless.

Another hump day, another pullbox dump. We pick our favorite issues from this Wednesday's releases.

We look to our future and find it bright with comics.

The new year is here but we're not done with the old one just yet. Kick back as we celebrate 2022's best comics.