Review: Superman #6
People often talk about the downsides of having a character as powerful as Superman. The
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Advance Review: Jim Lee DC Legends Artifact Edition
Love him or hate him, and count me in the former camp not the latter,
Review: The Batman Who Laughs #1
Physical darkness, the actual absence of light can be terrifying. The fear of not knowing
Review: Hit-Girl Vol. 3 #11
I’m not sure how to begin this review. Hit-Girl is one of those guilty pleasures.Â
Review: Mr. and Mrs. X #6
After the ill-fated events of Rogue and Gambit’s honeymoon in space, the couple return to
Review: Hellboy and the BPRD 1956 #1
Mike Mignola takes another dive into the universe of Hellboy and the BPRDÂ in 1956
Review: Outer Darkness #2
John Layman and Afu Chan have crafted a compelling mash-up of a spooky space universe
Review: Warship Jolly Roger Book Two – Revenge
Occasionally I get the chance to read foreign language books, and while my French and
Review: Batman Damned #2
The second issue of this Black Label series continues to delve into the mystery of
Review: Bitter Root #2
Occasionally a piece of art, no matter the form, transcends it’s genre and conveys a
Advance Review: Black Hammer: Cthu-Louise One-Shot
Another week and yet another school based, angst wrenched “I am so different than everyone”
Review: Detective Comics #994
Being the huge Batman fan that I am, I have been reading both Batman proper
Review: Red Sonja Holiday Special 2018
Hot on the heels of the Halloween special comes this almost Christmas story, guaranteed to
Review: Belle The Beast Hunter #6 (of 6)
This issue of Belle The Beast Hunter wraps up the six issue mini-series which followed
Review: Uncanny X-Men #4
Nineties nostalgia has been everywhere for some time including the world of the X-Men. The
Review: Justice League #13
By: Shawn Warner To quote the Joker as played by Jack Nicholson, “…and where is
Review: Harley Quinn #55
Now that television is moving more and more to streaming services one thing that has
Review: SHAZAM! #1
With Doomsday Clock slowly ticking toward its conclusion, Geoff Johns returns to one of the
Review: Project Shadow Breed #5
Project Shadow Breed #5 opens with Marrok and ‘The Old Man’ gathered at breakfast time
Review: Bordertown #4
DC/Vertigo“s Bordertown #4 proves once again that identity matters in storytelling and it matters even
