Kickstarter Alert & Review: The Worth and The Cost
At the very core, Kickstarters let creators tell their stories how they want to, without
Reviews
Review: Pestilence Omnibus
If you have read some of my reviews you will have probably noticed I’m not
Review: Going to the Chapel #4 (of 4)
The battle for the bride reaches its wedding day height; or should that be heist,
Review: Black Badge Vol.3 HC
Black Badges Volume 3 collects the final issues of the series into a hardcover edition.
Review: The Immortal Hulk #30
With the shear amount of political intrigue, horror elements and cosmic elements Al Ewing brings
Review: The Man Who F#&%ed Up Time #1
How many times have we day dreamed while sitting on the subway or stuck in
Review: Zener #0
You want to know why I love Indie comic book publishers so much? It’s because
Review: DC Comics – Crimes of Passion #1
Continuing the trend of celebrating the myriad of special days of the year, we get
Review: New Mutants #6
The greatest feat of the new X-Men Universe is the larger potential for new conflicts
Review: Mr. Beaver #1
The world’s most powerful crime organization, The Twelve, had managed to evade justice for far
Review: Captain America #18
STORY As is standard for most Marvel comics, this one has an info blurb to
Review: Kiss Zombies #3
“I don’t think we gave up on the world, I think the world gave up
Review: Time Shopper
Carl is an average employee at “Task-Master” company, one day is called by the some
Review: Deadpool – The End #1
In the coming months Marvel Comics is planning on releasing a number of one-shots that,
Review: Ice Cream Man #17
I confess that this is the first ICM comic that I read, it was on
Review: Scream: Curse of Carnage #3
Details of The Grendel Fable and its connection to the Klyntar are expounded upon.  In
Review: Quantum and Woody #1
Quantum and Woody, returns with a new powers, new villains, and perhaps a new mission.
Review: Something is Killing the Children #5
I find it a tad unfair when genres tend to mix it up and come
Review: Read Only Memories #2
After a slowish first issue, Sina Grace and Stefano Simeone have thrown away the kiddie
Review: Captain Marvel – The End #1
Just when you thought Kelly Thompson was all about the humour, she drops an issue
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