WEBCOMIC WEDNESDAY REVIEW: Ray Thunder
It’s time for another Webcomic Wednesday Review, where I attempt to bring some visibility to
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CONVENTION REVIEW: Dragon Con 2016
I am no stranger to conventions, comic, anime, or otherwise. My first convention was Numa
REVIEW: 2000 A.D. Program 2000
Forty years! Man, where did the time go? Between the various Star Wars movies, the
REVIEW: Vampblade #8
So…Where do I start with Vampblade #8? This is one of those books that makes
REVIEW: Grimm Fairy Tales Apocalypse #2
One thing I have to comment on before I get to the squish and smoosh
REVIEW: Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes #1
This review contains SPOILERS! Apes have always been of great interest to me, since I
TAG-TEAM REVIEW: Josie and the Pussycats #1
View From Across the Pond – Johnny “The Machine” Hughes If it is true, that we
REVIEW: Black #1
It is sad that decades after the Civil Rights movement, the African-American community still struggles
REVIEW: The Astonishing Ant-Man #12
Written by Nick Spencer, art by Brent Schoonover and Ramon Rosanas, published by Marvel Hey
REVIEW: Zombie Tramp #27
By…yeah I’m not putting anyone’s name on this shit. Had to happen. Understand this: I
REVIEW: Raven #1 (of 6)
Now, I am a huge Raven fan. She is by far one of the best
REVIEW: TRINITY Rebirth #1
I was largely a New 52 boycott but I wasn’t so far removed to not
REVIEW: New Superman #3
Written by Gene Luen Yang, art by Victor Bogdanovic, published by DC Less of a
REVIEW: Superman #7
I have not hidden my love of the Superman book since Rebirth began, that being
REVIEW: Rumble #14
By John Arcudi and James Harren, published by Image After reading the recap (well done!)
Lightning Review #24
Guess where I“m at? Cincinnati Comic Expo! That“s right, this week’s Lightning Review comes to
REVIEW: Kingsway West #2
Written by Greg Pak, art by Mirco Colak, published by Dark Horse Stepping out of
WEBCOMIC WEDNESDAY REVIEW: Decrypting Rita
Ladies and Gentlemen, after a stint of unfavorable work travel, the flu, and a broken
REVIEW: Invader Zim #13
I fondly remember the days of rushing home from school in fourth grade after a
REVIEW: The Dresden Files: Wild Card #6
The six issue series concludes and finds Harry Dresden bargaining an unlikely truce between the
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