REVIEW: Marvel Voices : Wakanda Forever
I have to say that DC is way more balanced when it comes to representation
Comic Books
REVIEW: The Witcher: The Ballad of Two Wolves #3
World Of The Witcher We’re thrown into part 3 of this issue titled ‘Ballad Of Two
REVIEW: SPIDER-MAN LOST HUNT No.4
If Coogler’s Black Panther was not the most tone-deaf in diplomatic policy when it comes
Review: White Saviour #2 (of 4)
Ever get into a situation where no matter where you are or what you do,
Advance Review: X-O Manowar Unconquered #1
Necessity is said to be the mother of all invention. If that’s the case, maybe
Review: Vampire Slayer #11
It seems that fate or destiny is unescapable. We try and walk a righteous path,
Review: Betty: The Last Girl #1
If you were to ask a 12 year old version of myself (a huge Archie
Review: Torrent #1
Another month and another new universe to get acclimated with; this time from the folks
REVIEW: Vampirella Year One No.5
Comic book heads tend to have a habit of reading legacy titles under specific storylines
Review: Space Job #1 (of 4)
“Space, the final frontier”, is one of the genres where, normally, I can enjoy a
Review: Harrower #1 (of 4)
Being a geek is cool, no matter what anyone else says. We are the ultimate
Review: My Life Among Humans HC
Way way back in the distant past, when Star Wars mania first gripped the world
Review: Immortal Red Sonja #10
The final issues of this fun little series coms to a climactic close as Red
Review: Star Wars: The High Republic: The Blade #2
The prequel era of The High Republic is in full swing but the connections to
Review: Star Wars: Yoda #3
Spielberg needs to give all his awards to Cavan Scott because this Yoda arc is
Review: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #2
In the middle of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II issue 2 there
REVIEW: Amazing Spider-Man #18 (Lgy 912)
In fashion, styles come and go and come and go over and over again. Its
RETRO REVIEW: SPAWN #1
Spawn #1 is the first issue of the long-running series of the same name, published
Review: Absolution TPB
Remember Quantum Leap? The cheesy Scott Bakula vehicle in which Sam Beckett spent his and
Review: Know Your Station #2 (of 5)
If comics are a drug, I am completely addicted. Why else would I look to
