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Spider-Man ’94 #1 Review – The Animated Series Finally Swings Back Into Action

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For those of us who grew up in the 1990s, Spider-Man: The Animated Series was more than just another superhero cartoon. It was one of the boldest and most ambitious shows Marvel had ever put on TV. Across five seasons, it told sprawling stories about Peter Parker’s struggles, the rise of his villains, and even multiverse-level adventures that rivaled anything happening in the comics at the time. But the series ended in 1998 with one of the most infamous cliffhangers in superhero television history. Mary Jane Watson had vanished. Spider-Man was left searching for her across realities. And then… silence. For over 25 years, fans wondered if they’d ever get closure. While X-Men ‘97 did kind of reveal an ending to the saga, it was a fleeting moment that felt extremely anticlimactic. Now, Marvel has finally answered with Spider-Man ’94 #1, a brand-new comic that acts as a continuation of the animated show. Written by J.M. DeMatteis with art by Jim Towe, the series brings Peter Parker back to...
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Harley Quinn Vol. 1: Destructive Comics Review

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When it comes to DC Comics, few characters have managed to evolve, reinvent themselves, and remain relevant in the way Harley Quinn has. Originally introduced as a one-off sidekick in Batman: The Animated Series, she has since grown into one of DC’s most recognizable and commercially successful characters. From animated shows to blockbuster films and countless comic runs, Harley has carved out her own chaotic corner of Gotham that feels unlike anything else in the DC lineup. Harley Quinn Vol. 1: Destructive Comics is the latest Harley Quinn trade paperback to refine her voice for modern readers, and it comes with the daunting task of balancing the wild energy fans expect with a sense of direction that keeps the series engaging across multiple issues. This collected edition brings together the first arc of Harley’s new solo comic book series and sets the stage for what looks like an unpredictable, fourth-wall-breaking, and occasionally heartfelt take on the Clown Princess of Crime. For ...
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Alien Vs. Avengers Review.- Earth’s Mightiest Heroes Meets The Perfect Specimen

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Alien vs. Avengers is one of those crossover comics that immediately makes you stop and do a double take. Marvel’s Earth’s Mightiest Heroes facing off against the acid-blooded monsters of the Alien franchise? On paper, it sounds like pure fan service, the kind of mash-up that lives on fan forums and “what if” conversations. But Marvel has made it real, collecting the full miniseries into one volume that delivers exactly what the title promises. It is loud, violent, pulpy, and surprisingly respectful to both sides of the crossover, even if it does not always avoid the pitfalls of pacing and repetition. For fans of Marvel crossover comics or readers curious about what happens when Xenomorphs invade the Marvel Universe, this book offers a fun, action-packed ride. The setup wastes no time. An extraterrestrial craft crashes on Earth, and with it comes a nightmare stowaway: the perfect predators, the Xenomorphs. The Avengers are dispatched to investigate, but the situation quickly spirals in...
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Event Horizon: Dark Descent #1 – A Descent into Gothic Horror Among the Stars

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When Event Horizon hit cinemas in 1997, it was dismissed by critics and largely ignored at the box office. But over time, the film grew into something much bigger than a forgotten sci-fi horror experiment. It became a cult classic, celebrated for its grim tone, unforgettable visuals, and the chilling suggestion that hell itself exists not in some mythical underworld, but in the black nothingness between stars. Now, nearly three decades later, IDW Publishing and writer Christian Ward are returning to that terrifying universe with Event Horizon: Dark Descent. Instead of retelling the story of the film, Ward and his creative team dig into the untold history of the ship itself. The result is a comic that feels both like a lost chapter of the movie and a fully realised piece of cosmic horror in its own right. The first issue of Dark Descent isn’t interested in easing you in gently. From the very beginning, there’s a sense of unease baked into every panel. The story focuses on the Event Hori...
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Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999) Review — Why Jill Valentine’s Fight for Survival Still Matters In 2025

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It feels a little surreal to be talking about Resident Evil 3: Nemesis in 2025. Yet thanks to the titles imminent release as part of the PlayStation Plus Classics offering, here we are.  Originally released in 1999 for the PlayStation, this third entry in Capcom’s survival horror juggernaut is now making its way onto the PlayStation Plus Classics Collection, giving players old and new a chance to dive into one of the most memorable chapters in the Resident Evil  franchise.  For some, Resident Evil 3 was “the other” sequel, not quite as celebrated as Resident Evil 2, which had wowed gamers a year earlier with its ambitious dual campaigns and cinematic flair. But for those who stuck with Jill Valentine as she fought her way through a city in chaos, Resident Evil 3 delivered something equally special: a faster-paced, more relentless take on survival horror, with one of gaming’s most iconic villains stalking your every step. In 2025, with modern Resident Evil titles pushing i...
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