Review: God Killers #2
Every village, town and city in the world has its array of monsters and mythological
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Review: Shang #1 (of 3)
Never ones to shy away from the opportunity to “Grimm up” existing fables and fairy
Review: Canto Volume 1
It is rare to have a book so wonderful that you immediately think of all
Review: Super Duck #1
There is a myriad of well-known fictional Ducks out there: Donald Duck; Howard the Duck;
Review: Revenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #4 (of 5)
With Revenge of the Cosmic Ghost Rider #4, Dennis Hopeless takes a surprising, enjoyable detour
Review: Giant Size X-Men: Nightcrawler #1
The great delineation of quality quietly meanders its way, insidiously through the mutant half of
Review: Fantastic Four #20
STORY This comic starts off the Marvel fashion of giving us a page with some
Review: Poems To See By
It is rare when I get a book to review that is not comic book
Review: Captain Marvel #16
“The Last Avenger” story line, possibly the most fun story line for Carol in quite
Review: Star Wars Adventures #31
With the high level quality within Marvel’s Star Wars line, it’s easy to ignore the
Review: Tartarus #2
The premiere issue of Tartarus, a space war unfolded between the Djinn who were a
Review: Firefly #15
Greg Pak’s Firefly run is the gift fans have been waiting years to see. Greg
Review: Dragonfly and Dragonflyman #5
DRAGONFLY & DRAGONFLYMAN #5 (OF 5). The Dragonfly season concludes with a final confrontation between Dragonfly
Review: Witchblade #18
Eighteen is a bit of magical number in the UK. It used to have more
Review: Spider-Woman #1
For a while now, Jessica Drew has been a running guest star in a number
Advance Review: Sea of Sorrows #1 (of 4)
Moving away from their licensed properties, IDW set their sail to the proverbial winds as
Review: Stealth #1
Stealth is a promising tale that offers a unique look at the super-hero genre through
PRODUCT REVIEW: TOMS x MARVEL
Before I begin I want to thank TOMS for the free pair of shoes to
Advance Review: Black Stars Above #5 (of 5)
The hit series, Black Stars Above, from Vault concludes as the meanderings and motivations of
Review: Cable Vol 4 #1
Cable aka Nathan Christopher Charles Dayspring Askani’Son Summers has a confusing origin that includes being
