Category: REVIEWS
Comic Crusaders reviews comics, movies, television, games, books, graphic novels and technology with independent voices from the Crusaders team.
The Fury of Firestorm #1 Review: DC Turns Ronnie Raymond Into a Walking Nightmare
The Fury of Firestorm #1 is not here to give fans a comfortable reunion. This issue comes in…
Daredevil #1 Comes Out Swinging With Style, Soul, and Straight-Up Pressure
Marvel just dropped Daredevil #1, and let’s keep it a buck, this ain’t some lazy reboot wearing a…
Pretty Hate Machine #1 Review: Mad Cave Drops a Savage Horror Debut That Cuts Deep
Some comics try to creep under your skin. Pretty Hate Machine #1 kicks the door open, spits blood…
Status Audio Pro X Sounds Amazing – But Is It Really Worth Premium Money?
Status Audio is taking a real swing at the premium earbud market with the Pro X, bringing triple-driver…
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder #6 Review: Oroku Saki Chooses Blood, Pain, and Pure Chaos
There are comic books that entertain you, and then there are comic books that grab you by the…
Uncanny X-Men #25 Review: Gail Simone Lets the Monsters Loose and the Mutants Bleed Greatness
Uncanny X-Men #25 is not playing nice. This issue storms into New Orleans with claws out, nerves fried,…
Cleer ARC 5 Earbuds Review: Premium Sound, Smart Design, and Open-Ear Audio That Hits Different
Not every review has to be about superheroes, monsters, and multiversal madness. Sometimes the real main character is…
Tyler Rake: An Extraction Story #1 Review – A Bone-Crunching, Bullet-Rattling Blast of Pure Extraction Energy
Ande Parks and Ronan Cliquet deliver a vicious, cinematic first issue that throws Tyler Rake back into the…
Spawn: The Dark Ages #4 Review – Liam Sharp Delivers Brutal Medieval Horror With Heavy Metal Soul
There are comics that entertain, and then there are comics that stomp onto the page in iron boots,…
DC/Marvel: Superman/Spider-Man #1 Review – A Crossover Swinging Straight Into Comic Book Glory
Some comic books feel important. Some feel fun. And then every once in a while, one rolls up…