Review: Devil’s Highway Vol 2 #1 (of 5)
Murder, rituals, conspiracies all in the quiet part of America; you would be forgiven in
Comic Books
MCFARLANE’S STUNNING SCORCHED FOUR CONNECTING COVERS REVEALED
Megastar artist Todd McFarlane reveals the SCORCHED #6 cover artwork, the final of the four connecting covers
REVIEW: Hulk : Grand Design – Madness
Following up Piskor’s part one, “Madness” is another summarization of the Green Goliath, bookending it’s
Review: 5 Bullets 6 Men One-Shot
When you think gun-shoe detective type stories, in my head only he chaotic and intwined
REVIEW: Justice League : Death Of The Justice League (2022)
Joshua Williamson has been able to tap into the nightmares of every kid who has
Review: Action Comics #1042
Riccardo Federici is one of the greatest artists in comics. Federici knows how to make
Review: Seidr #1
I don’t like to sound old but it’s not often that I come across a
REVIEW: Star Wars Crimson Reign #4
Star Wars Crimson Reign has evolved into a fascinating anthology series. Writer Charles Soule has
Review: Naughty List #1
This new book from AfterShock Comics looks at one of the most popular traditions, from
Review: Wolverine #20
Wolverine is the most interesting book on the stands. Benjamin Percy understands characterization and tone
Advance Review: Amazing Spider-Man #1 (Lgy #895)
On the eve of his 60th anniversary, Spider-Man gets another restart. So what is different
Ol’ Timers Comic Book Show Review: Batman Year One
With all the hoopla of The Batman hitting both the big and little (for some)
Review: The Flash #781
This Flash run is a legend in the making. A great book in which every
Gary Parkin’s ‘Jungle Captive’ Concludes With A Big Bang
When writer/artist Gary Parkin was furloughed from work in 2020, there‘s no way he could
Review: Catwoman Lonely City #3 (of 4)
For me, considering that there is a wealth of Batman and Catwoman stuff out about
REVIEW: Refrigerator Full Of Heads No.6
What was a solid introduction to Hill House went out with an underwhelming whimper. The
Review: The Vampire Slayer #1 (of 4)
You know the story; into each generation a slayer is born, a chosen one. You
Review: Grimm Tales of Terror Quarterly Sea of Souls
Given the world is still in the grasp of a pandemic, though possibly not reported
Review: Star Wars: Darth Vader #22
Darth Vader #22 is a battle of wills between two very different agents of order.
REVIEW: RADIO SPACEMAN No.2 (OF 2) – Mission To Numa IV
The bookend to Radio Spaceman has literally everything. It’s as if Mike Mignola took everything
