REVIEW: Atomic Robo: The Spectre of Tomorrow #1
Atomic Robo, the self-aware robotic hero created by Nikola Tesla, is resurrecting Tesladyna as a
Andy Hall
Sent from the future by our Robot Ape overlords to preserve the timeline. Reading and writing about comics until the revolution comes. All hail the Orangutan Android Solar King!
Review: Jetsons #1
DC“s adaptation of a number of the Hanna-Barbera cartoons has been an interesting experiment. Some
Review: Fu-Jitsu #2
When you are the greatest martial artist, with such control of your chi that Danny
Review: Action Comics #990
Fathers and sons, amirite? Let“s face it, the relationship between a parent and child is
Review: Black Panther: Prelude #1
Black Panther: Prelude is less of a throwback to the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby version of
Review: AQUAMAN #29
I am not usually not a big fan of Aquaman. Don“t get me wrong, there
Review: Curse Words #9
Well, the Earth continues to survive Sizajee“s attempts to absorb it into his universe, but
Review: Uncanny Avengers #28
The semi-unofficial branch of the Avengers are taking the tiniest of brakes this issue. Who
Review: Harbinger Renegades #8
As the H.A.R.D. Corps continue their murderous rampage against psiot cells, the two most powerful
Review: Alters #7
Readers have become so accustomed to multimillionaire super-heroes (Even Peter Parker is running an S&P
Review: All Star Batman #14
Once, long ago, Batman had a number of mentors. He learned theatricality and slight of
Review: Dastardly & Muttley #2
I always forget how funny Garth Ennis can be. I don’t mean the dark, ironic
Review: Eleanor & the Egret #4
The art in Eleanor and the Egret shouldn“t work. It feels like a weird mix
Review: Bloom County: Brand Spanking New Day
What can you say about a new Bloom County book? No. Really. New strips and
Review: MIGHTY CAPTAIN MARVEL #9
Carol Danvers has a lot on her mind, now that she’s back on Earth. Looking
Review: Godshaper #6
Si Spurrier has never been afraid of asking the big questions. And in the final
Review: Magnus #4
Tensions are on the verge of exploding into riots between humans and robots, after Frederick,
Review: Big Trouble in Little China: Old Man Jack #1
Jack Burton may never drive faster than he can see, but I“m not sure his
Review: Generations Captain Marvel & Captain Mar-vell
I really miss Captain Marvel. Or more specifically, I miss the era when Mar-Vell was
Review: Sax Rohmer’s Dope Hardcover
For the first time, since it“s original publication as a chapter by chapter feature in
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