Spider-Man: Far From Home is the perfect way to end the third phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe; with humor and a ton of heart. Director: Jon Watts Summary: Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man must step up to take on new threats in a world that has changed forever. It seems a bit […]
The fourth episode of the second season of CBS All Access' Star Trek: Discovery "An Obol for Charon" is a dense, stressful, emotional, wild ride. In fact, there was so much going on in the episode that after my first viewing, I immediately watched it again before I wrote my review, just to make sure I didn't […]
If there's one thing Netflix's Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events never promised us, it was a happy ending. No one ever told us that all of our questions would be answered. In fact, every single installment of the series started with a warning telling us exactly what to expect: mystery, pain, frustration, grief – […]
This review is to promote boy health and safety. Do not believe the pro-cat propaganda. Women are dangerous, deadly, and cunning. Do not proceed further if you are weak to their purrs or to their charm. This is a review not for the weak, but for those who are ready to survive. What feels like […]
After an intense return to form for the series last week, welcome back to another edition of Bleeding Cool's weekly "revap" (review/recap) of AMC's The Walking Dead Season 8 as we take a look at the season's "lucky 13" episode, 'Do Not Send Us Astray' – which did a great job reminding us that the show is a […]
After a mid-season finale that saw Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and his coalition beaten pretty hard but still not broken, a newly emboldened Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and the Saviors have driven our heroes underground. The Kingdom has been abandoned, with King Ezekiel (Khary Payton) captured. Alexandria burns under Negan's "scorched earth" retribution. The Hilltop readies […]
Another month brings another review of Long Lost. I've talked at length about how much I enjoy this series: so how does issue #3 stack up? Horror is the most prevalent piece of this issue. The way Francis and Piper play off of each other is set on the back burner in favor of spooky happenings. […]
So if you're like me you're probably going through a little Happy! withdrawal — but the wait's almost over, folks! Looks like the series took the week off the recharge the batteries because tonight's fifth episode, 'White Sauce? Hot Sauce?', seems to pick up where last episode's major cliff left us hanging: "Following a destructive family […]
The Mine! Anthology is available from December 27th, 2017 and includes work from Gail Simone, Sina Grace, Amber Benson, Vita Ayala, Magdalene Visaggio, Ann Nocenti, Cecil Castellucci, Lilah Sturges, Neil Gaiman, Mike Norton, among a huge array of incredible comics talent, including Bleeding Cool's very own Lauren Sisselman. The anthology was created in support of […]
Batman #36 from DC Comics by Tom King, Clay Mann, Seth Mann, Jordie Bellaire, and Clayton Cowles starts a new arc — one that actually makes for a fun jumping-on point for new readers, too. Exploring how Batman and Superman view their friendship, urged on with the news of Batman's engagement to Catwoman, the issue […]
Runaways #3 from Marvel Comics by Rainbow Rowell, Kris Anka, Matthew Wilson, and Joe Caramagna continues the new series of Marvel's teenage (and now older) runaways, and it keeps its streak as one of the best Marvel books out there right now. Following Nico, Chase, Old Lace, and the resurrected Gert as they try to […]
Iceman #7 from Marvel Comics by Sina Grace, Robert Gill, Rachelle Rosenberg and VC's Joe Sabino picks up right where the previous issue left off, with Iceman and the former Champions facing down some make-shift Sentinels that a far more dangerous than your average special effect. Continuing the extrapolation of Bobby Drake's exploration of his […]
Marvel Legacy #1 from Marvel Comics, written by Jason Aaron and featuring art by Esad Ribic, Steve McNiven, Chris Samnee, Russell Dauterman, Alex Maleev, Ed McGuiness, Stuart Immonen, Wade Von Grawbadger, Pepe Larraz, Jim Cheung, Daniel Acuna, Greg Land, Jay Leisten, Mike Deodato Jr., David Marquez and Matthew Wilson (damn, that's a lotta dudes), is […]
One of the big releases of Marvel Legacy as it returns to original numbering in such a way that it lands on a big anniversary issue, The Mighty Thor #700 is a massive juggernaut of an issue that is truly worthy of its landmark status in the ongoing story of the God(s) of Thunder. The […]
X-Men Gold #13 from Marvel by Marc Guggenheim and Mike Mayhew is the first part of both the first crossover between X-Men Gold and X-Men Blue, Mojo Worldwide, and also of X-Men Gold's new story arc as part of Marvel Legacy. And like all classic X-Men stories, it starts with a softball game — which […]
The Defenders #6 from Marvel Comics by Brian Michael Bendis, David Marquez and Justin Ponsor is a bit of the exception that proves the rule to much of what we can expect with Marvel Legacy. While many of the other series will be starting brand new arcs, even if they go back to classic […]
Defenders #5 from Marvel Comics by writer Brian Michael Bendis, artist David Marquez and colourist Justin Ponsor (with lettering by VC's Cory Petit) is an incredibly smart book that immediately pulls off something the Netflix Defenders series' all pulled – what seemed like an ending of the story last week was not really the end, […]
All-New Guardians of the Galaxy #9 is another of the little one-shot asides focusing on members of the team, this time the pairing of Rocket Raccoon and Groot. And here, we finally find out what happened to Groot to leave him stuck in his pint-sized form. I'll leave the specific ins and outs to the […]
Dark Ark #1 by Cullen Bunn and Juan Doe from Aftershock Comics decides to tell the biblical tale that the Holy Scriptures left out: if Noah built an Ark for all the natural creatures of Earth, what happened to the unnatural creatures? An interesting premise as we see a dark version of Noah, the sorcerer […]
One of the books I got my hands on at London Film and Comic Con was new series, Cadavers, by Mad Robot Comics, a group of writers and artists based out of a studio in Worthing. Cadavers tells the story of a group of supernatural refugees in a fictional country. Treated as second-class citizens, they […]
