Phillip Creary

Phillip, the mind behind KPB Comics, has been a comic book fanatic since his college days, with his passion really igniting during the New 52 era. His journey wasn't a straight line to comics, though. Before launching KPB, he served in the military and recruited AV engineers in the corporate world. He even snagged a BA in History and an MBA in Human Resources Management along the way. While he's quick to joke those degrees don't get much use, all that history research definitely fueled his love for writing. When he's not busy crafting content or immersed in comics, you can find Phillip dominating in fighting games, binging anime, or chilling with the wildlife at the local park.

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Superman leads the fight on DC K.O. #1 Review cover

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‘DC K.O.’ #1 Review: The DC Universe Just Got Knocked Out

DC K.O. #1 closes out with a major reveal that will floor you and a promise of even more chaos to come.

Superman and Captain Marvel swing in The Kryptonite Spectrum #3

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‘Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum’ #3 Superboy & Captain Marvel Roller Coaster Adventure

Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum continues its mind-bending run and issue #3 is a straight-up joyride.

Captain Planet #6 cover of Captain Planet fighting

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‘Captain Planet’ #6 Delivers Power, Pollution & Planeteers Unite for an Epic Finale!

Dynamite’s Captain Planet #6 delivers a emotional, action-packed series finale, nailing the “modern reappraisal” of the classic eco-hero.

Cheetah & Cheshire Rob #3 DC comic cover with villains

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‘Cheetah & Cheshire Rob the Justice League’ #3 Delivers a Rogue’s Gallery Road Trip

You get everything you need to know and everything you want to see in Cheetah & Cheshire #3.

Absolute Green Lantern #7 cosmic characters

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‘Absolute Green Lantern’ #7 Review: “Meanwhile, in the Dark”

Absolute Green Lantern #7 establishes the terrifying stakes of the Blackstars but also lays the groundwork for a new kind of unrestrained hero.

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‘Batman’ #2 Review: Holy Head-Scratchers, Batman!

Batman #2 delivers a new era of the Bat-Family… and nobody knows how to drive a stick.

Absolute Superman #12 comic cover showing Superman’s intense battle aura

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‘Absolute Superman’ #12 Review: That Red Dust Cape

Absolute Superman #12 delivers awesome action, a killer cliffhanger and poignant character moments.

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‘Kill All Immortals: II’ #1 Review: Bloody Viking Feud Crashes the Modern World

Kill All Immortals II #1 is a powerful re-entry into this world of ancient gods and modern empires.

Speed Racer #3 comic cover highlighting the Mach 5

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‘Speed Racer’ #3 Review: Mach 5 vs. The Shooting Star

Speed Racer #3 is a fantastic issue that perfectly mixes deep emotion with mind-blowing racing.

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‘Universal Monsters: Invisible Man’ #2 Review: The Path to Madness

Invisible Man #2 is a suspenseful chapter that transforms the classic character into a thoroughly modern and terrifying villain.

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‘The Last Spartan: Red Tape’ Graphic Novel Review: Red Tape, Raw Justice

The Last Spartan: Red Tape is a a gripping story that will keep you hooked while delivering a poignant reminder of a very real crisis.

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‘Green Arrow ‘#28 Gets Real in “Crimson Sands”

Green Arrow #28 is a standout issue and a great example of how to tell a personal story that’s also part of a larger epic.