REVIEW: Pellucidar: At The Earth’s Core TPB
It looks like we are in a golden time of Edgar Rice Burroughs comic book
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: Mighty Thor #17
The battle of the gods continues in Mighty Thor #17, and while Thor took a
REVIEW: Tomorrow
What if you woke up tomorrow and you were the only person on Earth? It’s
REVIEW: Wonder Woman 77 Meets The Bionic Woman #3
So far, the Wonder Woman ’77 Meets The Bionic Woman series has been incredibly fun.
REVIEW: Ether #5
The war between science and magic is heating up in Ether, but now the battle
REVIEW: Torchwood: Station Zero #2
Torchwood is back again. The Doctor Who spin-off TV series that had four seasons and
REVIEW: Batman #18
Two issues ago, I pointed out that Bruce Wayne was a psychopath for eating a
REVIEW: Corto Maltese: In Siberia TPB
Corto Maltese is back again. This time, the adventurer is in Asia rushing from Hong
REVIEW: Big Trouble in Little China/Escape from New York #6
We’re down to the last battle. Winner gets all the chalupas. The fun ride that
REVIEW: Green Hornet: Reign of the Demon #4
One of the advantages of doing a story about a largely forgotten hero like the
REVIEW: Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years, Omnibus Vol. 1
At the tail end of the Golden Age, Western Publishing/Dell Comics decided to put out
REVIEW: Batman #17
The real measure of a story isn’t the hero, but the villain. What does the
REVIEW: Battlestar Galactica: Gods and Monsters #4
I was looking forward to the Battlestar Galactica: Gods and Monsters series since I first
REVIEW: Eclipse TPB Vol. 1
It is hard to believe that Eclipse is a first time comic from Zack Kaplan.
REVIEW: Savage #4
In my review of Savage #2 I was a little harsh on the book, but
REVIEW: John Carter The End #1
If you’ve read Chris Claremont’s X-Men run from the 80s and 90s you know there
REVIEW: Thrill-Power Overload
There’s an old expression about how everybody loves the sausage but nobody wants to know
REVIEW: Batman #16
It’s Batman and the Robins… and Duke. Well most of the Robins, Tim is dead
REVIEW: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Newspaper Comic Strips
It is hard to believe that a line of toys could have as much impact
REVIEW: Planet of the Apes/Green Lantern #1
Why does everyone suddenly want to go to Ape City? Tarzan just finished his adventures
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