REVIEW: Motor Crush #11
There continues to be something deeply satisfying about reading each issue of Image Comics“ Motor
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Review: Charles M Shulz – Charlie Brown Hardcover Collection
As America’s favourite pastime is in its first week, an element of publishing serendipity has
REVIEW: Cyborg #21
Marv Wolfman and George Perez created DC“s Cyborg during their classic run on Teen Titans
Review: Portal Bound #1 (of 5)
Two worlds, so similar yet so different are separated by a portal. On Havos, a
Review: Green Lanterns #44
Since the whole Rebirth imitative, there have been a couple of books that been consistently
Review: Rom “Tales of the Solstar Order: Battle Scars”
Is there a more tragic space faring character than Rom, the Space Knight. I know
Advance Review: A Walk Through Hell #1
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Does art imitate life or does life imitate
Advance Review: Sword Daughter #1
The Forty Swords, came through the night to massacres an entire village. All that remains,
REVIEW: Abbott #3
Saladin Ahmed“s Abbott, published by Boom Studios is one of the strongest mini-series being published
Review: Doomsday Clock #4 (of 12)
Already behind the original schedule, the event that DC has been building towards since Rebirth,
REVIEW: The Terrifics #2
Mystery and discovery animate each of the first two issues of DC“s The Terrifics. In
Review: Dark Nights Metal #6 (of 6)
Timing, in cooking, life and love, is of paramount importance. Without timing, your soufflé will collapse,
Advance Review: Review: Rok of the Reds TPB
Way back in the distant time, one of the bastions of the UK comic industry
Review: Robyn Hood: The Curse #3 (of 6)
Ah California; the place where the sun shines on the angles and the demons alike.Â
REVIEW: Mata Hari #2
At times, Mata Hari Chapter 2: “Bare Breast,”“ from the Berger Books imprint at Dark
Review: Witchblade #4
Alex, having faced and won one challenge, now stands on the cusp of another. With
REVIEW: Infinity 8 #1
Lion Forge continues to distinguish itself as one of the most diverse publishing houses in
Review: Nightwing #41
Since the New 52, moving into Rebirth, Dick Grayson has had more than a few
Review: James Bond 007 – The Body #3
No matter how hard you try, there is always someone around to spoil your peace
Advance Review: Kick-Ass #2
One of the foundational assertions of the modern superhero genre is that with great power
