Category: Comic Reviews
Hammerfist #1 Review: Rick Remender and Steve Epting Deliver a Brutal Crime-Horror Knockout
Hammerfist #1 punches crime noir straight into splatter-horror territory with Rick Remender and Steve Epting delivering a vicious,…
Ashes Over Neon Turns Society’s Outcasts Into the Loudest Revolution in the Room
Some revolutions kick down government doors. Others grab a microphone, blow out every speaker in the building, and…
Sunset Dawning #1 Review: Scotti Mann Sends a Runaway Bride Straight Into the Dark
WEEEPAAA, mi gente! Sunset Dawning #1 jumps off the starting line like somebody cut the brakes, torched the…
Retro Review: The Avengers #198 & #199 Put the Pedal Down and Let Red Ronin Run Wild
WEEEPAAA, mi gente, strap in, tighten the seat belt, and keep both hands on the wheel because The…
SANDBOX COMIC ANTHOLOGY REVIEW: 14 CREATORS TURN ONE GIANT PLAYGROUND INTO 232 PAGES OF PURE COMIC-BOOK JOY
Some anthologies feel like somebody dumped a stack of unrelated short stories onto a table, slapped a cover…
THE MASK/MARSHAL LAW Retro Review: Two Maniacs Enter Future San Francisco, Everybody Else Better Duck!
WEPA, mi gente! Somebody at Dark Horse Comics once looked at Marshal Law, looked at The Mask, ignored…
THE HUMAN REMAINS Review: Nathan Gray Dissects What Medicine Can Take From the People Who Practice It
Yo, I knew pretty damn quick that The Human Remains: Drawing Out Compassion in Medicine was not gonna…
THOR #800 Review: Eight Hundred Issues In, The God of Thunder Still Has Something to Prove
Marvel could have treated Thor #800 like one of those anniversary victory laps where everybody waves at the…
THE CIMMERIAN: XUTHAL OF THE DUSK #1 Review – Conan Finds Something Worse Than Death in the Desert
Conan survives the desert only to find something much worse waiting inside Xuthal. ABLAZE's savage Robert E. Howard…
Tenea Comic Review: Myth, Magic and a Fearless Young Shaman
Ivan Buhancov and Misagi's Tenea mixes supernatural adventure, ancient spirits, monster hunting and a wonderfully imperfect young shaman…
