REVIEW: Infinity 8 #1
Lion Forge continues to distinguish itself as one of the most diverse publishing houses in
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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
REVIEW: Mister Miracle #7
One of the miracles of comics is the generative discourse that is crafted between a
REVIEW: Falcon #6
Marvel Comics“ Falcon # 6, “Vampires in Brooklyn”“ marks the start of the second story
Review: Batgirl Stephanie Brown TPB Vol 2
Regular listeners to either The Definitive Crusade or it’s sister show The Dynamic Convergence should
Review: Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #40
It seems that no matter how well you plan something, there is always a fly
Review: Infidel #1 (of 5)
There are a couple of truisms when it comes to buying or living in a property;
Review: Vampironica #1
Are you a big Archie fan? Does the Riverdale gang live in the perfect place
Review: Come Into Me#1
Ever wanted to know what your other half was thinking? Well, this new series from
Advance Review: Her Infernal Descent #1 (of 5)
Loss affects everyone, whether it’s a loss of a ball game, (something as a ‘Fins
Review: Incognegro Renaissance #2
Dark Horse“s Berger Books imprint releases “Incognegro: Renaissance”“ #2 this week and fans of the
REVIEW: Black Lightning #5
DC“s “Black Lightning: Cold Dead Hands”“ is a six-issue mini-series released almost in conjunction with
Review: The Spider King #1 (of 4)
Somethings are meant to be together; cheese and onion, Batman and Robin, Zatanna and fishnets
Kickstarter Alert: New Books from AIC Comics
Michael Kelly, an American in China has put together a small range of comics that
Review: Oblivion Song #1
As The Walking Dead continues its meandering wanderings across a zombie infested America, practically standing
Review: Doctor Star and The Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #1
My, how the recent round of publisher musical chairs has changed the comic racks. With
REVIEW: The Silencer #2
John Romita Jr. and Dan Abnett list themselves as co-creators and the storytellers of DC“s
REVIEW: Black Panther Long Live the King #6
The Black Panther Universe has become the most intriguing and possibly the most vividly drawn
