Category: Diamond in the Rough

For comics there are often times when things just don’t go right. However during those times, there is at least one diamond in the rough. Crossover events are the most common roughs to find a diamond. But there are also issues in a run that stand out so well is comparison to the rest of the series.

Savage Avengers: Introducing David Pepose’s New Posse

Savage Avengers… is something that I’m not sure if it fits the category I’m giving it. I got this from David Pepose and I regularly […]

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Armorclads: Discover The Intense New Universe

Armorclads is the newest series from Valiant Entertainment and a co-writer’s dynamic entry into comics. Featuring a new grimdark universe independent from X-O Manowar and […]

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The Last Session: Why Connecting Shouldn’t Be Exclusive

Alright full disclosure, I already reviewed this Mad Cave series called The Last Session. The only reason why I’m doing it for the full trade […]

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Archer & Armstrong Forever: How To Prolong Longevity

Archer & Armstrong Forever of Valiant Entertainment is the latest romp of this super buddy team. Since the 90s, the Archer & Armstrong series epitomizes […]

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Hellstorm By Warren Ellis: Daring Directions That Marvel Wasted

Hellstorm is a Marvel title with a lot of baggage on the name. I mean, most people will think of that lackluster Hulu series Helstrom. […]

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Good Game Well Played: A Great Time Capsule

Good Game, Well Played is a request from Mad Cave Studios’s Maverick imprint. Unlike their mainline comics like Battlecats, this imprint focuses on YA audiences […]

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Doom Force: Everything You Need To Know About A Genius Parody

Doom Force is a parody of many conventions of Dark Age of Comics from the 90s. Spinning-off from Grant Morrison’s Doom Patrol, the single issue […]

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Wonder Man: Why Big Entertainment Never Learns

Wonder Man is a Marvel superhero people don’t often know what to do with. The only person with moderate success with the character is Gerard […]

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Shang-Chi And How Marvel Depicted Racism In The 1970s

With the Shang-Chi movie getting some attention, it might be a good time to go over some source material. I don’t mean combining Chi’s father […]

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US Agent: American Zealot – The Best John Walker Story

US Agent is a character you might recognize from The Falcon & The Winter Soldier. The character, John Walker is a difficult character to have […]

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