REVIEW: Dejah Thoris #4
Dejah Thoris’ journey of self discovery continues, albeit with a slave-ish supplication followed by rebel themed
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The crew of the U.S.S Enterprise are fighting a battle on two fronts as the
REVIEW: RENATO JONES ONE PERCENT #1
So, this review is going to be as potentially divisive as Renato Jones may turn
REVIEW: Grimm Tales of Terror Vol 2 #7
This series of one-off stories that contain a killer twist continues through its second volume.Â
REVIEW: Batman #51
After last issues battle royale with Mr Bloom, it’s a more reflective Batman that takes
REVIEW: X-Files 2016 #1
A shooting at a Maryland mall, brings the worlds favourite sceptic and true believer to
REVIEW: Micronauts #1
Back when I was I kid, I wasn’t that bothered by the Micronauts toy line.Â
REVIEW: Killbox #1
There is a place you can, that doesn’t care where you are from, or what
REVIEW: InSEXts #5
All is not well in Victorian times as Lady Bertram and Maria face murder most
REVIEW: Scotland Yard
G’Day Crusaders, This is Dodgy86 in the mix bringing you Scotland Yard by Dobbs with
REVIEW: The Twilight Zone: The Shadow #1 (of 4)
Dynamite continues its trend of mashing up differing properties with this one, at least at
CONVENTION REVIEW: EAST COAST COMIC CON 2016
Location: Secaucus, NJ Website: www.eastcoastcomicon.com This past weekend, Crucial Entertainment held their annual East Coast
REVIEW: Second Sight #3
The plot continues to thicken, in the third issue of this supernatural thriller from AfterShock
REVIEW: Divinity II #1 (of 4)
When a book such as last years Divinity series receives numerous accolades, bringing out a
REVIEW: Mockingbird #2
The second issue of this new series, sees the start of the explanations of the
REVIEW: Legend #1
Stories that feature animals as heroes, taking up a challenge of some kind have been
REVIEW: Dejah Thoris #3
With all the trauma of past issues still impacting the former Princess of Mars, Dejah
REVIEW: Jackpot #1
Many people bemoan the state of the movie industry. It seems that a majority of
REVIEW: Negative Space #4 (of 4)
“It’s a far, far better thing that I do…..” After reading this issue and in
REVIEW: Epilogue: Natalie & Garan “Sometimes the end, is the beginning…..”
Relationships are tricky. What starts of as fun and lustful can turn into disillusionment and
