Vanessa Gabriel

Vanessa Gabriel

Vanessa Gabriel does marketing, communications, and design things by day and comic nerd things by night. She's written comic reviews for over a decade but has opined on the portrayal of Wonder Woman for much, much longer.

Latest articles by Vanessa Gabriel

best DC New 52 comic books
The best DC New 52 comic books

By Michael Doran Published

Features Sure it was controversial but there were some good and these are the best DC New 52 comic books

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Robin #1
Best Shots review: Damian steps out of Batman's shadow in Robin #1

By Vanessa Gabriel Published

Features Robin is a fast-paced, punchy leap to an island full of possibility

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Sweet Tooth
Best Shots review: Sweet Tooth a gut-wrenching tragedy of plague and suffering

By Vanessa Gabriel Published

Features Jeff Lemire's Sweet Tooth offers brutal honesty, blooming trust, and dazzling flashes of hope for the future

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The Vision
Best Shots review: The Vision a brilliant page-turner

By Vanessa Gabriel Published

Features Got WandaVision on your mind? We've got your vision with the award-winning The Vision series

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Uncanny X-Force
Best Shots review: Rick Remender's Uncanny X-Force "an aesthetically stunning, intelligently written collision course of the relativity of good and evil"

By Vanessa Gabriel Published

Features Best Shots' Vanessa Gabriel takes a look at the entire run of Rick Remender's UNCANNY X-FORCE, calling it 'One for the Record Books.'

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Wonder Woman: Earth One Volume 1
Best Shots review - Wonder Woman: Earth One Vol. 1 "provocative"

By Vanessa Gabriel Published

Features Wonder Woman: Earth One offers us a provocative and highly contrasted view that we have not seen before

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