Advance Review: Friendo #2
Vault Comics are in the business of putting out a range of comics as eclectic
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Review: Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #1
Although The Inheritors are causing chaos throughout the Spiderverse in Marvel’s Spider-centric event, Spider-Geddon, Spider-Gwen
Review: Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #36
Marvel“s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur is a monthly reminder to us all of what
Review: Action Comics #1004
Action Comics #1004 doesn’t have a whole lot of action in it and I’m okay
Review: Vampirella Halloween One-Shot
It’s that time of the year, when all nightmare monsters from the undead, demons and
Advanced Review: Mandela Et Le General
John Carlin and Oriol Malet“s “Mandela and the General”“ is a graphic novel that returns
Review: BATMAN KINGS OF FEAR #3 (OF 6)
When I read a Batman story that features The Scarecrow there are two common plot
Review: Lodger #1
Filling in sites like TripAdviser can be murder and in this new book from the
Review: Belle The Beast Hunter #5 (of 6)
A few days ago I sat down at my computer to start reading books for
CONVENTION REVIEW: NEW YORK COMIC-CON 2018
Geekdom was in the air as soon as I stepped out of the 7 train
Review: Justice League #10
Writer extraordinaire, Scott Snyder has been indelibly putting his mark upon the DCU since his
Review: Curse Words #17
After an extended medical leave from the realms of geekdom, I’m just now getting back
Review: Red Sonja #22
 While most people who don’t follow comics or fantasy closely know the name of Conan
Review: East of West #39
One of the most challenging things to ask audiences, especially today“s audiences is to have
Review: Hellboy The Wild Hunt
Hellboy The Wild Hunt’s story arc is the basis for the Hellboy feature film reboot
Review: Dark Justice – Dominion
Imagine if you will a book that combines the artistic style of a Blade Runner
Review: Submerged #3 (of 4)
Have you ever had one of those days were you have been forced to relive
Review: Quantum and Woody #11
   Quantum and Woody #11 is zany, action packed and completely entertaining. Never taking
Review: Shuri #1
“This is Shuri“s story,”“ Nnedi Okorafor assures us in her welcome letter that follows the
Review: Lumberjanes: The Infernal Compass
When it comes to comics change is not only inevitable it is necessary. For characters
