BATMAN #18 Review: Deshi Basara
Tom King's latest issue stumbles with the main plot, while keeping certain flashback elements of the story intriguing. The a…
BATMAN #17 Review: Bane’s New Clothes
Tom King's tendency for over-writing reaches a frustrating new peak in this issue. His writing on BATMAN has always been ver…
Marvel Announces DEADPOOL VS. THE PUNISHER Mini-Series for 2017
While 2016 will go down in infamy for its inhumane cull of a number of our favorite pop-culture icons, Marvel ensures that 2…
HAWKEYE #1 Review: Anchor Point
HAWKEYE #1 introduces us to Kate Bishop's first solo appearance in a comic series. Writer Kelly Thompson and artist Leonardo…
OLD MAN LOGAN #14 Review: Monster War
OLD MAN LOGAN #14 presents many fantastic possibilities but falters in its ability to delve deeply into them. …
THE VISION #12 Review: A Satisfying End
THE VISION is without a doubt, one of the greatest comics to have hit shelves in the last few years, so it's certainly a sha…
Artist’s Spotlight: Declan Shalvey
In this artists spotlight, ComicsVerse casts a look over the work of artist and writer Declan Shalvey. Be prepared to feast …
DEADPOOL #14 Review: Left in the Dust
Deadpool is the leader of both the Mercs for Money and the Avengers. This issue shows what happens when he picks the Avenger…
BATMAN #1 Review: New Beginnings with New Characters
A lot of people get scared away by reboots, but, as our BATMAN #1 Review will tell you, this issue will please fans of Batma…
INJECTION #10 Review: Vivek Headland and the Philosopher’s Stone
INJECTION #10 ends this series second arc. It's been full of action, wit and mystery, but does it end on a high? Read our re…
INJECTION #6 Review: Here We Go Again
Injection is back! After a four month break, a brand new story arc begins. Does it have what it takes to re-awaken your inte…
VISION #1: Not Your Kind of People
Vision #1 is the first issue of the All-New, All-Different Vision ongoing series and our first introduction to the Visions. …