Review: The Pale #1-5
Starting as a web-comic and now joining a growing list of successful crowd-sourced comics; The
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Review: Star Trek Year 5 #1
Synopsis: Finally! IDW has brought us back to the original five-year mission. I enjoy most
Advance Review: Under the Moon: A Catwoman Tale
DC Comics had announced last year its intent to produce Young Adult material, as well
REVIEW: The Invisible Kingdom #2
The Invisible Kingdom, written by Hugo Award-winning writer G. Willow Wilson (Air, Cairo, Ms. Marvel/Kamala
Review: Lumberjanes #61
There’s something about titles that are slightly cartoony in the way they’re written that takes
Review: GANTZ Omnibus vol 3
STORY As a long time manga reader I was extraordinarily happy to see this in
Review: East of West #42
STORY East of West mixes a couple of genres that being scifi with western and
Review: X-O Manowar #26
I’ve been reading X-O Manowar since the first iteration of the title way back in
Crowd Funded Comic Book Review: Graveyard Shift
STORY Graveyard Shift is the second crowd funded book that I’m reviewing. I’ve chosen to
Review: Gideon Falls #12
There is something about the creative team of Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino that just
Review: Animosity #20
Animosity #20, written by Marguerite Bennett, art provided by Elton Thomasi, continues where #19 left
REVIEW: Death Sentence Liberty #2
“Verity has explosively ended the multi-gang war but mysteries remain: Why are the Americans after
Review: Blossoms 666 #3
With Riverdale and The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina both being popular shows, Archie Comics are
REVIEW: Thor #12
”¢ Fatherly love is not something with which Loki Laufeyson is terribly familiar. Still, you’d
Review: Amazing Spider-Man #19.HU, PT. 4
So there are these neat little things that a lot of comics have been doing
Review: Goodnight Paradise #1 (of 6)
Wherever you call home, there is always an ideal, the sort of place that you
REVIEW: Port of Earth #9
We all have those comic titles that we“ve been meaning to read, but just haven“t
Review: Gretel #2
I must confess a bit of naivety where the Zenescope Entertainment Universe is concerned. I
Review: American Gods: The Moment of the Storm #1
American Gods is a book by Neil Gaiman, originally written in 2001. In 2002, it
Advance Review: She Said Destroy #1
Serendipity is a funny old thing. No sooner does the new Star Wars trailer hit
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