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HuckEverlasting rated Bone #1 Jan 2, 2026
7.0

Bone #1

By: Jeff Smith

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Sandman #2 Jan 2, 2026
7.0

I don't know if this is for me tbh, and given what we know about Gaiman now, it's relieving that I won't have to read any further.

Sandman #2

By: Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth

Morpheus, King of Dreams, gets reacquainted with his home realm of The Dreaming and the colorful characters who populate it including Cain, Abel and Lucien, the librarian. He also discovers how much his absence has affected the universe in the time since he was imprisoned.

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HuckEverlasting rated Sandman #1 Jan 2, 2026
8.5

Sandman #1

By: Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth

Preludes and Nocturnes part 1: Sleep of the Just
The first issue of the first volume of Neil Gaiman's horror/fantasy epic! An occultist accidentally traps Morpheus, the embodiment of Dreams, and holds him for 70 years. Finally free, Morpheus seeks his lost objects of power and rediscovers his place in the universe.

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #12 Dec 31, 2025
10

There is so much I could say and so many thoughts upon finishing this masterpiece, and it is one of the best comics of the series, probably of all time as well. But I will just say this:

So much of the comic book medium punches well below its weight class, and trust me I'm a fan of the classic superhero stuff. But Alan Moore here shows us what the medium can look like at its absolute be more

Watchmen #12

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

The epic maxiseries by legendary comic creator Alan Moore and acclaimed artist Dave Gibbons comes to its stunning conclusion! What is the final fate of Rorschach, Nite Owl, Dr. Manhattan, Silk Spectre and the world itself? Find out here as the Doomsday Clock finally strikes midnight!

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #11 Dec 31, 2025
10

God this is a masterpiece in villain monologuing, and the inversion of the trope in the last line with his reveal of the timing is the masterstroke. Moore capitalizing on every send up of the genre he possibly can, and the infamous one about to happen.

Watchmen #11

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

Nite Owl and Rorschach confront the shocking villain responsible for the Comedian's murder. But the truth of his plan extends far beyond anything they could have imagined--and even worse, they are completely powerless to stop it!

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #10 Dec 30, 2025
10

Moore abandons most of his long musings and weavings to focus on the plot advances and this turns into quite the exciting and more traditional superhero story. There are some really great panels in this one too.

This is also the first time I'm realizing Veidt's got his own fortress of solitude in this universe. Also Rorschach actually showing fear here, actually saving the world instea more

Watchmen #10

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

The mastermind behind the Comedian's death and Dr. Manhattan's exile finally revealed! With Silk Spectre taken away by Dr. Manhattan, it's up to Nite Owl and Rorschach to piece together the puzzle of the "cape killer."

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #9 Dec 30, 2025
9.0

This issue again has so much going on and often Moore can thread the needle to make it work fantastically, juggling the concepts and messages he is trying to convey with the allegory that he is simultaneously trying to create, all leading to the impact and convergence of ideas at the end of the issue. Compared to most of his contemporaries, this issue is brilliant, but compared to the other issues more

Watchmen #9

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

The history of Silk Spectre! Dr. Manhattan and Laurie argue over the importance of life--sending Laurie down memory lane. Learn of her early upbringing, her mother's influence on her life, and the truth about her connection to the Comedian.

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HuckEverlasting rated Watchmen #8 Dec 29, 2025
10

Watchmen #8

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

Nite Owl and Silk Spectre make a drastic decision--to break out Rorschach out of prison! As the three reconvene to discuss the clues they've all gathered on Blake's murder, Dr. Manhattan makes a sudden return!

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #7 Dec 29, 2025
8.5

The feelings of angst that Moore is portraying here are done almost too well, to the point where I have always tried to rush through this comic because of it. In the other issues, that angst is often global, but here it is so personal.

Watchmen #7

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

Dan and Laurie spend time together at Dan's home and Nite Owl's cave. But old habits die hard, and the two decide to vacate the premises as Nite Owl and Silk Spectre. They soon encounter an apartment on fire, but are the retired heroes still capable of living up to their old ways?

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #6 Dec 27, 2025
10

Pure art, and in the age in which we can go online and see endless atrocities and the anger and hate this breeds for one another, it is more relevant than ever. You stare into the abyss, and it stares back.

Watchmen #6

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

The history of Rorschach! Confined in prison, Rorschach is under the watch of psychiatrist Dr. Long, who delves into the misunderstood hero's past. Learn what dark secret turned this troubled man from renegade hero to vengeful vigilante.

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #5 Dec 26, 2025
10

Every issue in this series is a goddamn classic, adding to the larger framework as well as telling a contained and artistically beautiful story. With Fearful Symmetry Moore has fleshed out the allegories he wants to present the reader, allowing them to reflect against each other in full.

As far as we may feel we are from Cold War sentiment, this series shows us how close the possibilit more

Watchmen #5

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

While Dr. Manhattan continues his seclusion on Mars, back on Earth, Dan offers Laurie a place to stay while Rorschach continues his investigation of Blake's murder. Plus, a mugger attacks Ozymandias and Moloch offers to come clean.

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #4 Dec 24, 2025
10

God I remember how boring I used to think this issue was as a kid, now its a complete a total mindfuck! The tale is so compelling and artistically spun, the most powerful being in the world can't actually change anything around him. Reading this had me racking my mind with all the layers, is it a play on the classic all powerful Superman character? The way no matter how great his powers, he is fix more

Watchmen #4

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

The history of Dr. Manhattan! While on Mars, contemplating the picture in his hands, Dr. Manhattan re-experiences the key moments of his life--from his earlier days helping his dad repair watches to his accidental transformation and his dark days in Vietnam.

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Watchmen #3 Dec 23, 2025
10

I remember as a kid thinking the pirate comic excerpts were so boring and droll and trying to skip over them as fast as possible. Now I am completely entranced. I wish more comics were written like that, Alan Moore is just flexing his writing prowess in a comic within his own masterpiece. Meanwhile it all comes together, bringing in so many themes about power, loneliness, God, and nuclear anxiety more

Watchmen #3

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

Nite Owl and Silk Spectre continue to grow closer after Laurie storms out on Jon. Plus, a shocking accusation prompts a game-changing decision from Dr. Manhattan, and Rorschach continues his attempts at piecing together the puzzle left in the wake of Blake's murder.

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HuckEverlasting rated Watchmen #2 Dec 21, 2025
10

Watchmen #2

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

The Comedian's funeral brings the buried past back to the surface! Learn the truth of the first meeting of the Minutemen, the fate of the Crimebusters, Dr. Manhattan's experiences in Vietnam, and more! Plus, Rorschach learns of the ultimate joke.

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HuckEverlasting rated Watchmen #1 Dec 21, 2025
9.5

Watchmen #1

By: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons

Featuring the first appearance of Rorschach, Ozymandias, Dr. Manhattan, Silk Spectre, Nite Owl, and the Comedian! When the Comedian dies, a series of events are set into motion that bring the world ever closer to a deadly threat no one saw coming.

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #30 Nov 9, 2025
10

Paper Girls #30

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Jul 31, 2019

SERIES FINALE! DOUBLE-SIZED FINAL ISSUE!
It's all been leading up to this-the deeply emotional series finale of PAPER GIRLS! No spoilers here, but our epic conclusion features 44 PAGES OF ORIGINAL STORY WITH NO ADS, and we can't wait for you to read it. Thanks so much for riding with us! ~ Brian, Cliff, Matt & Jared

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #29 Nov 9, 2025
10

Paper Girls #29

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Jun 5, 2019

PART FOUR OF THE FINAL ARC! It's the final showdown between past, present, and future in this explosive penultimate issue of the series!

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #28 Nov 9, 2025
9.0

Paper Girls #28

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: May 1, 2019

PART THREE OF THE FINAL ARC!
Experience four timelines simultaneously in this tour de force issue.

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #27 Nov 9, 2025
9.0

Paper Girls #27

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Apr 3, 2019

PART TWO OF THE FINAL ARC!
Will KJ ever see her new love Mac again?

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #26 Nov 9, 2025
8.0

Paper Girls #26

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Mar 6, 2019

    NEW STORY ARC!
THE COUNTDOWN TO THE SERIES FINALE STARTS HERE!
After surviving adventures in their past, present, and future, the Paper Girls of 1988 embark on one last journey-a five-part epic that will conclude with a double-sized 30th issue in July!

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #25 Nov 9, 2025
10

Paper Girls #25

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Oct 3, 2018

END OF STORY ARC

In another explosive "season finale," the time-traveling Paper Girls' deepest wishes collide with their greatest fears.

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #24 Nov 9, 2025
9.0

Paper Girls #24

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Sep 5, 2018

Trapped in a deadly future, can Mac find a cure for what will one day kill her?

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Paper Girls #23 Nov 8, 2025
9.0

Ohh we are really picking up steam now. I'm most on the edge of my seat for what happens with KJ and Mac.

Paper Girls #23

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Aug 1, 2018

New friends are silver, but old friends may be the only ones who can help the Paper Girls survive the year 2171.

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #22 Nov 7, 2025
9.0

Paper Girls #22

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Jul 4, 2018

The future has always been terrifying.

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #21 Nov 7, 2025
8.0

Paper Girls #21

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Jun 6, 2018

NEW STORY ARC! Can anyone escape fate? That's what Mac and her fellow newspaper delivery girls must discover as they break free from the year 2000 and travel to our distant future!

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #20 Nov 6, 2025
10

Paper Girls #20

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Feb 7, 2018

In another action-packed "season finale," the Paper Girls have one shot to escape the year 2000, but if any of them survive, where and when will they end up next?

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #19 Nov 5, 2025
10

Paper Girls #19

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Jan 3, 2018

The Battle of the Ages has begun, and Tiffany and her fellow Paper Girls are caught in its deadly crossfire.

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HuckEverlasting rated Paper Girls #18 Nov 5, 2025
10

Paper Girls #18

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Dec 6, 2017

The future invades.

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HuckEverlasting reviewed Paper Girls #17 Oct 15, 2025
9.0

Page turner, great stuff

Paper Girls #17

By: Brian K. Vaughan, Cliff Chiang
Released: Nov 1, 2017

At last, the Paper Girls learn what the hell is going on. By Eisner Award-winning writer BRIAN K. VAUGHAN and artist CLIFF CHIANG, with colors by 2017 Eisner Award-winning colorist MATT WILSON.

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HuckEverlasting reviewed The Power Fantasy #12 Oct 14, 2025
10

This is the best comic series ever

The Power Fantasy #12

By: Kieron Gillen, Caspar Wijngaard
Released: Oct 8, 2025

NEW STORY ARC
That Etienne Lux guy, eh? He’s an interesting fella. What’s going on with him? Also, %@$!ing chaos fallout from issue 11. Seriously, we’re just throwing handfuls at poop at every fan we see, then demanding more poop and more fans. More poop! More fans!

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