Advance Review: Defenders of the Earth #1 (of 8)
What is it with all the cartoon based comic books at the moment. Has creativity
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Advance Review: Space Ghost #1
Yet again that which was old, is now new again. Following on the heels of
Advance Review: Dick Tracy #1
“Calling all cars! Calling all cars!’, the familiar voice over tells every viewer just who
Advance Review: Night People #1
When it comes to how we appreciate stories, be they vicious gangster stories, sci-fi, magic
Advance Review: Doctor Who – Once Upon a Time Lord GN
With this being the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who, it seems fitting that Titan Comics
Advance Review: G.I.Joe: A Real American Hero #301
G.I.Joe A Real American Hero #301 brings back the most effective long form comic serial
Advance Review: Transformers #1
Image seem to have run the gauntlet in the way that they produce books. Firstly,
Advance Review: Haunted House A Love Story #1 (of 6)
Too often in horror movies, there is a monster, ghost, spirit etc, yet few times
Advance Review: Star Trek Holo-Ween #1 (of 4)
Space, the final frontier, to mix my taglines, where no-one can hear you scream! It
Advance Review: Star Trek Picard’s Academy #1
IDW looks to be trying corner the market with a plethora of Star Trek material.
Advance Review: Kill More #1
One of the things that I love about comic books is that they can go
Advance Review: Scarlett Couture – The Munich File #1 (of 5)
A few years back, practically four to the date of this book’s shipping date, creator
Advance Review: Conan the Barbarian #1
From a range of cross media icons, Conan is probably one of the biggest names,
Advance Review: The Cull #1 (of 5)
Thanks to the proliferation of indie books, that some would say started with Image, a
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
Advance Review: The Schlub #1
Those Image boys have certainly come a long way since the days of superhero-ing with
Advance Review: Mother Nature HC Vol 1
“Soon to be a a major motion picture” or, ” now a new TV show”
Advance Review: Bone Orchard Tenement #1 (of 10)
I once thought that horror was hard to do in comic books, yet with a
Advance Review: Project Riese #1 (of 6)
Comic books, like comedy, rely on acts of serendipity or great timing. Take this new
Advance Review: The Sickness #1
The idea of connected horrific events, can in some cases, allow for a sense of
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