Category: REVIEWS
Comic Crusaders reviews comics, movies, television, games, books, graphic novels and technology with independent voices from the Crusaders team.
Predator vs. the Planet of the Apes #1 Review: Welcome to the Jungle, Damn Dirty Yautja!
Predator vs. the Planet of the Apes #1 sounds like the kind of comic somebody pitches after two…
BLACK STAR #1 Review: Titan Comics Delivers Gothic Fantasy Fire
WEEPPPAAAA! Now THIS is how you walk into a comic shop and make people stop mid-conversation. You know…
ROM #1 Review: Kirkman Relaunches the Spaceknight
Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici unleash a battered, memory-wiped ROM against a dungeon full of cosmic monsters.…
ROAD TO MASTERY VOL. 3 Review: Jack Rust Brings Fists to a Cosmic Power War
Jack Rust punches his way through alien politics, tournament warfare, personal responsibility, and one seriously arrogant lion in…
Stardust Odyssey Review: Love, Magic, and a Goodbye Written in the Stars
Amaris Coleman and Hanaasartistry’s Stardust Odyssey blends college romance, magical realms, queer identity, and devastating heartbreak into a…
Gun Honey Doubles Down #2 (of 4) Review: Joanna Tan Turns Siberia Into Her Personal Escape Room
Joanna Tan gets captured on purpose, breaks out of an underground Siberian prison, and unleashes another lethal chapter…
Terminal #1 Review: Cosmic Chaos, Superhero Bloodshed, and One Wild New Recruit
Terminal #1 does not knock politely. It kicks the door off the hinges, throws a monster through the…
The Time Tunnel #1 and #2 Review: Gold Key Goes Full Temporal Mayhem!
Two issues. Five adventures. Zero chill. Gold Key sends Tony and Doug racing through history, outer space, and…
Blue Beetle #1 Review: Ditko, Ted Kord and a Faceless Debut
Ted Kord battles seafood-themed crooks while the Question makes his historic debut. A fun Charlton classic with real…
reMIND: The Complete Saga Review: A Talking Cat, Stolen Minds, and One Stunning Underwater Epic
A talking cat, a gifted inventor, stolen bodies, mechanical armor, and a lizard kingdom built on lies. Jason…