Review: Grimm Tales of Terror – Black and White Special Edition
As a series, Grimm Tales of Terror, has probably been one of the more consistent books from
Comic Books
REVIEW: Legion #1 Review
The anxiously awaited Legion series is upon us. And for fans of Marvel“s X-world, that
Review: Raven – Daughter of Darkness #1 (of 12)
Following on from her mini series of last year, Marv Wolfman returns to one of
REVIEW: Sink #4
“Young Team”“ is the latest installment of John Lees and Alex Cormack“s Sink anthology ”“
Review: Wonder Woman #39
There is a responsibility of being a hero. There is also a responsibility of being
Review: Frankenstein Alive, Alive! Trio
The classic horror monsters of the past come in a variety of shapes and sizes,
Review: The Rocketeer- The Best of Rocketeer Adventures One Shot
“Look ,up in the sky. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s…….another
Review: Belle – Beast Hunter #1 (of 6)
Zenescope have come a long way in the way that they re-interpret existing fairy tales
Review: Damage #1
From the pages of Dark Nights Metal comes the first of DC’s “New Age of
Review: James Bond – The Body #1
Bond, James Bond is back, This time rather than live an let live in the
Review: Tomb of Dracula Artists Edition
“…I speak as one who died and still defies the grave.” – Dracula Synopsis: When
Review: Robyn Hood – The Curse #1 (of 6)
Fresh from his stint over on Zenescope sister book Van Helsing vs The Werewolf, all-star
Review: Wolverton – Thief of Impossible Objects #1
The heady days of magic are not quite gone the way of witch wizards and
Review: Battlestar Galactica vs Battlestar Galactica #1 (of 6)
I love Battlestar; every series. Well, with the exception of Galactica ’80 (notice there is
Review: Witchblade #2
When we last left Alex Underwood she was in a bit of a pickle. Back
Advance Review: Incognegro – Renaissance #1 (of 5)
The rip-roaring 1920’s, with the Charleston and flapper girls; where society was still very much
Review: Captain America #697
I will let you into a little secret; of all the Marvel movies, the Captain
Review: Batman and The Signal #1 (of 3)
Hot from the pages of Batman and the Dark Metal storyline comes the almost eagerly
Review: Star Wars – Forces of Destiny #1: Leia
Star Wars is certainly the gift that keeps on giving, with its many incarnations acquiring
Advance Review: Hungry Ghosts #1 (of 4)
From the remains of ghosts past, present and future, comes a series of alternative ghost
