Category: Comic Reviews
G.I. JOE #26 REVIEW – NIGHT FORCE DOESN’T COME TO PLAY
G.I. Joe #26 turns a fractured alliance into one of the run's strongest action chapters, with Tom Reilly…
HELLRAISER: RESURRECTIONS – THE DEEP GOSPEL #1 REVIEW
The chains are back, but The Deep Gospel #1 has more on its mind than gore. This is…
Spawn ’77 #1 Review: McFarlane and Spears Rebuild the Legend
Todd McFarlane and Mark Spears drag Spawn back to 1977 for a grimy new vision of the icon…
Tank Girl: Blue Helmet #1 Review – Punk Chaos Still Rules
Tank Girl: Blue Helmet #1 brings the punk chaos back with attitude, action, and the kind of rebellious…
Atlas Unified #0-2 Review: Old-School Superhero Horsepower
Atlas Unified #0-2 throws Wulf, Phoenix, Grim Ghost, Vicki and the Atlas Comics universe into one wild collision.…
Transformers #36 Review: The Energon Universe Goes to War
Robert Kirkman and Jason Howard unleash Superion, Cobra-La and escalating Energon Universe chaos in our Comic Crusaders review…
TURTLE BREAD REVIEW – BAKING, ANXIETY & THE KIND OF FRIENDSHIP THAT ACTUALLY MATTERS
Turtle Bread uses baking, social anxiety and community to tell a gentle but honest story about finding your…
SLICED REVIEW – PIZZA WARS, FAMILY BEEF & SMALL BUSINESS WITH A SIDE OF CHAOS
Sliced turns a generational pizza rivalry into a sharp, funny and surprisingly heartfelt story about family, pride and…
G.I. JOE: A REAL AMERICAN HERO #332 REVIEW: DEEP SIX GOES DEEP AND LARRY HAMA STILL KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT MAKES G.I. JOE WORK
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #332 sends Deep Six beneath the waves as Larry Hama and Pat…
THE KARMAN BLADE #1 REVIEW – BEAUTIFUL, BRUTAL AND WEIRD AS HELL IN ALL THE RIGHT WAYS
The Karman Blade #1 from Darcy Van Poelgeest and Ian Bertram launches a brutal, strange and visually stunning…