REVIEW: Death of Hawkman #1 (of 6)
DC promised characters of legacy, of history and of import as part of their whole
Johnny "The Machine" Hughes
I am a long time comic book fan, being first introduced to Batman in the mid to late 70's. This led to a appreciation of classic artists like Neal Adams and Jim Aparo. Moving through the decades that followed, I have a working knowledge of a huge raft of characters with a fondness for old school characters like JSA and The Shadow Currently reading a slew of Bat Books, enjoying a mini Marvel revival, and the host of The Definative Crusade and Outside the Panels whilst also appearing on No-Prize Podcast on the Undercover Capes Podcast Network
INTERVIEW: Camilla Voiez & Anna Prashkovich – Writer & Artist of Starblood
Released on September 30th, Camilla Voiez’ (the first book in her Starblood series hit stores, both
ADVANCED REVIEW: Echoes
The things from our past, will always be a part of the future we are
REVIEW: Starblood
You have to feel sorry for Satori, a magician. You see, he is totally and
REVIEW: Eden’s Fall #2
There is an old adage that simply states “Be mindful of what you wish for”.
REVIEW: Kings Quest #5
One of my all time favourite cartoons is Defenders of the Earth. Fro those who
REVIEW: 2000 A.D. Program 2000
Forty years! Man, where did the time go? Between the various Star Wars movies, the
REVIEW: Raven #1 (of 6)
Now, I am a huge Raven fan. She is by far one of the best
REVIEW: The Joyners #4 (of 4)
The last issue of this series from Boom Studios imprint Archaia, hits the stores this
REVIEW: Revolution #1
When you were kid, did you ever wonder who would win in a fight, G.I Joe
REVIEW: Rise #5
Looking at this book, I was sorely tempted to write “please see Remote review” as
REVIEW: Remote #5
Double Take are trying something a little different, creating a whole new comic universe based
REVIEW: Armor-I
This new book, currently available digitally, is a mix of albeit the best bits, different
REVIEW: Hadrian’s Wall #1 (of 8)
This stylish future-noir mini series from Image Comics, starts with a bang before settling into
REVIEW: Lady Killer: Vol 2 #2 (of 5)
You know when you are good at your particular business when you start attracting employees
REVIEW: Fallstreak
Apparently, it always rains in Oregon. Which would seemingly make cloud emptying a more regular occurrence
REVIEW: Geeks and Greeks
Advertised as Good Will Hunting meets Animal House, this book covers two distinct genres with the
REVIEW: Skybourne #1 (of 5)
This new mini series from BOOM! Studios  starts with a simple explanation, which leads to an action paced
REVIEW: Eden’s Fall #1
Ah, there is nothing like a little town in the forest green of America that
REVIEW: I, Holmes #1
Sherlock Holmes is a name that conjures up a number of different images. The deerstalker.Â
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