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Rhys Darby's voice, business cards, and a case of Burobi theft are revealed in the two latest episodes of FOX TV's Bob's Burgers Season 13.

Obi-Wan Kenobi Episodes 1 & 2 present a promising beginning to a story not of a broken man, but of a weighed down and tired one.

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.

From the previews for next week, it appears the angry fungi have taken Tilly through "The Looking Glass" into their home in the mycelial network, and it appears to be a much more dangerous place than one would assume. "An Obol For Charon" — Ep #204 – Pictured: Anthony Rapp as Stamets of the CBS All[...]

Check out our review of season 3 of Netflix's Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events and see why we found the series' final season a "good" pain.

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After an intense return to form for the series last week, welcome back to another edition of Bleeding Cool’s weekly 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 horror series.

Before Sunday night's mid-season premiere on AMC, get caught up with Bleeding Cool's recaps of Episodes 1-4 of The Walking Dead season 8.

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?

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.

It's beautiful, painful, sad, and celebratory all at once, and makes for powerful reading. Mine! can be found in Previews right here, and it is still currently possible to preorder via the Kickstarter Backerkit now. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Mine! Anthology is available from December 27th, 2017 and includes work from Gail Simone, Sina Grace, Amber Benson,[...]

Review of Batman #36 from DC Comics by Tom King, Clay Mann, Seth Mann, Jordie Bellaire and Clayton Cowles. The Bat discovers the meaning of friendship.

Review of Runaways #3 from Marvel Comics: Rainbow Rowell, Kris Anka, Matthew Wilson and Joe Caramagna continue the feeling of the beloved original series.

Review of Iceman #7 from Marvel Comics by Sina Grace, Robert Gill, Rachelle Rosenberg and VC's Joe Sabino brings the frosty mutant to We-Ho, honey!

However, there are some major pits that causes the story to stumble somewhat. This is not entirely the fault of Aaron, who manages to pull off an engaging story, even if the majority of it feels like a trip through a creative version of a Marvel Previews catalogue, with a page or two dedicated to a[...]

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.

Review of X-Men Gold #13 from Marvel Comics by Marc Guggenheim and Mike Mayhew, part of Marvel Legacy and opening the Mojo Worldwide crossover.

And it does it fabulously. I've mentioned in previous reviews how this series manages to replicate the tone and feel of the Netflix Marvel series' and adapt them to comics successfully, how it is one of the most gorgeous books Marvel is putting out there right now, with David Marquez turning in the work of his[...]

Review of Defenders #5 from Marvel Comics by Brian Michael Bendis, David Marquez and Justin Ponsor, keeps the Netflix series tone alive in the comics

Review of All-New Guardians of the Galaxy #9 from Marvel Comics by Gerry Duggan, Mike Hawthorne, Terry Pallot, and Jordie Bellaire.

In Dark Ark #1 by Cullen Bunn and Juan Doe, from Aftershock Comics, we find out: what happened to the creatures Noah decided to forsake from his ark?

Cadavers is a prime example of a great comic on the UK indie scene by some very talented creators who are making new ideas that feel fresh, fun, and new.

In fact, the issue overall is written very well, and the last page, while perhaps obvious, would have packed plenty of dramatic punch if it weren't for DC's decision to spoil it as part of their preview for the issue. (Honestly, the opening three pages or penultimate four pages prior to the final one would have[...]

All-New Guardians of the Galaxy #7 is another powerfully emotional character vignette issue that also sets up some intrigue for the future.

Justice League of America #10 is probably more important than people realise — it tells a story that reflects the times we live in.

Review of Generation X #4 from Marvel by Christina Strain, Amilcar Pinna, Martin Morazzo, Roberto Poggi, and Felipe Sobreiro: Still not hitting the mark

Review of Super Sons #5 by Peter J. Tomasi and Alisson Borges. Bringing a fun piece of character comedy and adventures long missing in comics

Review of Batman #25 by Tom King, Mikel Janín and June Chung from DC. The opening shot in mega-arc The War of Jokes & Riddles.

Review of Secret Empire #4 by Nick Spencer, Leinil Francis Yu, Rod Reis and Joshua Cassara. The latest in Marvel's mega event.

This time there's four of us but look for full reviews of Wonder Woman from our staff over the next couple of days For now here's where we all stand with the average of our three reviews as the number up top This review is SPOILER FREE. Kaitlyn Booth – 8.5 / 10 This is a movie[...]