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
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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
Review: Elfquest: The Final Quest #24
Wow. 40 years of Elfquest. The end of the story. Forgive me while I slice
Review: Grimm Fairy Tales #12
Things are not looking good for Skye Matthews, as this issue finds her in her
REVIEW: Black Panther #170
Readers have to wonder whether or not Ta-Nehisi Coates knew that Black Panther #170 ”“
Review: The Terrifics #1
DC’s most recent attempt to “out Marvel, Marvel” hits the stands the week and it makes a
Review: Mera – Queen of Atlantis #1 (of 6)
It has become clear for lots of people, that Mera, for whatever reason, has enjoyed
Review: Hit-Girl #1 (of 4)
With a new Kick Ass on the block, it seems now is a good time
REVIEW: Black Panther Annual #1
In case some folks have been unplugged from the world or hiding out in your
Review: BSG vs BSG #2
And the winner for the category of “Comic Book Title Without a Vowel”, goes to…..
REVIEW: Ice Cream Man #2
Reading Ice Cream Man #2, written by W. Maxwell Prince with art by Martin Morazzo,
Review: The Brave and the Bold – Batman & Wonder Woman #1 (of 6)
The Brave and the Bold comic was one of my favourite books way back when
Review: Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #19
I have been super critical of this book of late, probably due to a couple
Review: Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt #1
Before the final issue of what seems like the longest mini-series in DC history since
REVIEW: Kill or be Killed #16
Image Comics“ Kill or be Killed #16 opens with the series’ protagonist, Dylan, in a
Review: Kick Ass #1
Once in a while, lightening strikes and everything changes. When the Dark Knight Returns hit
REVIEW: Bloodshot Salvation #6
Bloodshot Salvation #6 is promoted as an opportune time to get onboard with the ongoing
Review: X-Men Red #1
So, after all the shenanigans are over in Phoenix Resurrection, we are left with……..da da
REVIEW: Green Lanterns #40
This may be starting to sound like a comic book reviewers“ cliché, but Green Lanterns
