Advanced Review: Bastard’s Waltz #1
Age creeps up on us all. The one constant in life, is that no one
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Review: Super Sons #6
After a number of hints and veiled jibes, Jonathan Kent finally gets to see what
REVIEW: The Wild Storm #6
We kick off issue #6 with IO hot on Michael Crays ass, they are at
Review: Trinity #11
Oh dear. Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman have themselves a bit of a situation on
REVIEW: X-Men: Gold #8
Marc Guggenheim is laying the foundation for one of the best X-Men runs in recent
REVIEW: Moonstruck #1
This beautifully colourful comic is a fantastic first issue. Full of interesting characters mixed with
Review: Spencer and Locke #4 (of 4)
By now, you should be aware of the hook of this book. A dark Sin
Review: James Bond – Kill Chain #1 (of 6)
Dynamite Entertainment continues to show that when is comes to James Bond, nobody does it
Review: Bettie Page #1
Dynamite Entertainment move into cheesecake with this homage to Bettie Page, albeit with a fun
REVIEW: Dark Days: The Casting #1
This second part of DC’s big Metal event hit the stores amid the mixed feelings
Review: Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #12
For those keeping scores this is actually the fourth volume of Birds of Prey, not
Advance Review: By Chance Or Providence (TPB)
Described as “spells of melancholy, weaving their way through the medieval landscapes of ancient curses and
Review: Grimm Tales of Terror Vol 3 #7
Making deals with the Devil has been a solid staple for any number of “horror”
Review: Lolo XoXo Vol 2: The Wasteland Outlaws #1 (of 6)
Lola Jones is a woman on a mission; a mission to cross the Wastelands in
Advance Review: Calexit #1
There are a couple of ironies, that I will get to later, that occurred to
Review: Warframe #1: Convention Edition
One of my pet peeves about comic books is how they are used as adverts
Review: Justice Inc: The Avenger – Faces of Justice #1 (of 4)
Repercussions and ramifications are on the slate for The Avenger as the FBI have evidence
REVIEW: Jim Henson’s The Power of the Dark Crystal #4 (of 12)
If like me you a child of the 1980“s The Dark Crystal was a staple
Review: Clue #1
Right, so you all know the board game that serves as this book’s inspiration, right?
Review: UNHNGD #1
“No good deed goes unpunished”, is the motto that weaves its way into this story
