Review: Virtually Yours
Two people, with two very different lifestyle goals. One wants to find a way to
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Review: The Adventure of Byron #1
The Adventures of Byron evolve around three creatures living in the Casa De Monstro. Byron
Review: Empyre #4
Empyre started out as a dramatically different type of crossover. Our heroes stood between two
Review: The Citizen #1
Living in a city protected by a plethora of superheroes sounds ideal. There are a
Review: Transformers/My Little Pony: Friendship in Disguise #1
A great crossover story has a simple premise, great character interaction and madcap energy. Transformers/My
Review: Karl Vincent: Vampire Hunter: Foul Blood #1
The Vampire story business is a tough racket. Either you have to have a compelling
Review: Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys: The Death of Nancy Drew #3 (of 6)
This third issue of the latest Nancy Drew mini-series from Dynamite actually sees a second
Review: Star Wars: Darth Vader #3
Set after The Empire Strikes Back, this series tries to add some evil to the
REVIEW: Sasquatch in Love #1
Sasquatch in Love #1 is an amazing debut filled with absolute joy and superb humor.
REVIEW: Rogue Planet #3
I’ll freely admit it. I have no problem with being that guy that yells directions
Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #107
In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles issue 107, writer Sophie Campbell tries to bring back the
Review: Pulp HC
Every now and again a book comes along that makes you sit back and think.Â
Review: Witchblade #1 Anniversary Edition
If there is ever a book that demonstrates the difference in comic tastes from yesteryear
Review: HEART ATTACK, VOL. 1: AGAINST THE WALL TP
Heart Attack Volume 1, asks some intriguing questions to include, What makes us human? Is
Review: Batman #95
After the prelim and part set up of James Tynion IV’s first Batman arc, after
REVIEW: Scorpio #1 & #2
The signs of the zodiac can be rich pickings for any number of creative types.Â
Review: Power Rangers – Ranger Slayer #1
You know, I remember the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers. Back in the day, ITV would
Review: Green Hornet #1
Dynamite’s long established love of yesteryear raises it’s masked head once again as the Green
Review: G.I.Joe A Real American Hero—Complete Silence
The Silent Interlude issue of G.I.Joe is far and away regarded as the greatest silent
