MEET THE CRUSADER
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
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Johnny "The Machine" Hughes
Review: Fire and Ice #1
What is in a name? For some who see the title Fire and Ice they will think of the DC comics duo…
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Advance Review: Conan the Barbarian #1
From a range of cross media icons, Conan is probably one of the biggest names, be it books, movies or comics. After…
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Advance Review: The Cull #1 (of 5)
Thanks to the proliferation of indie books, that some would say started with Image, a whole raft of previously recognised Big Two…
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Review: Star Trek Deep Space 9 #4
As I get ready for the Day of Blood crossover event starting later this month, now is a good time to reacquaint…
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Advance Review: Star Trek Day of Blood #1 (of 5)
One of the defining moments in Star Trek history is the classic movie The Undiscovered Country in which the warlike Klingons fell…
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REVIEW: HEAT SEEKER GUN HONEY SERIES #1 (OF 4)
One of the biggest surprise hits over the last couple of years has been the Hard Case Crime imprint from Titan Comics,…
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Advance Review: The Schlub #1
Those Image boys have certainly come a long way since the days of superhero-ing with Wild C.A.T.S or Cyber Force, Savage Dragon…
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Review: Vampirella versus the Superpowers #2
You would’ve thought that we would be done with multiverses and plural worlds by. After all, everything is cyclic. I guess this…
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Review: Chester 5000
Before we get started, let me just point out one thing; this is a mature reader/ adults only type of book. If…
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