Review: Firefly #23
The Firefly run by Greg Pak and Lalit Kumar Sharma continues to be a strong
The Firefly run by Greg Pak and Lalit Kumar Sharma continues to be a strong
Transformers #25 is part of the War World saga, features strong art and one of
With this Dungeons & Dragons book Stranger Things as a comic has found its rhythm.
Anyone who knows the mad talent that is Brahm Revel knows we“re in for a
The Plot is a simple tale lifted greatly by a fantastic gothic tone and astounding
It is an absolute honor to read the simple journey of Usagi Yojimbo as he
Star Wars Adventures Annual 2020 is a fantastic nostalgic treat featuring two very unlikely heroes.
There is a fine line between a tribute and a parody and unfortunately due to
Taskmaster shows the massive potential a Marvel book can have if they are allowed to
Power Rangers has established the greatest self-contained continuity in modern comics. This issue shows the
Web of Venom Empyre’s End is a great idea with solid writing by Clay McLeod
With Mighty Morphin #1 Ryan Parrott presents a classic Ranger identity mystery and then add
With Spider-Man Noir issue 5 writer Margaret Stohl and artist Juan Ferreyra cement their status
Canto is the type of book that makes you want to tell all of your
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #110 has all the best intentions but feels like a weak
Assassin“s Creed Valhalla Song of Glory is the kind of book that makes you want
Marvel Zombies Resurrection is a great ride with epic apocalyptic action and solid bloody fun.
Writer Eve Ewing and artist Simone Di Meo are an incredibly talented team working with
Transformers/Back To The Future is pure fun in the best possible way. It presents characters
With X-Ray Robot Michael Allred reminds us just how much fun comics should be. The