Category: REVIEWS
Comic Crusaders reviews comics, movies, television, games, books, graphic novels and technology with independent voices from the Crusaders team.
THE AMAZING VENOM #1 REVIEW: FRED MYERS JUST WANTED A NORMAL LIFE. THE SYMBIOTES SAID NAH.
Fred Myers wanted marriage, normalcy and fewer superhero disasters. Passenger and an army of hostile symbiotes clearly did…
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #1000 REVIEW: A THOUSAND ISSUES LATER, PETER PARKER STILL GETS BACK UP
WEPAAAA! One thousand issues, fam. Really think about that for a second because that number is bananas. Peter…
Marvel Mangaverse: Arcane Avengers #1 Review: Magic Makes Everything More Complicated
Ashley Allen and Mirka Andolfo unleash a magical new Arcane Avengers as Bucky Barnes, Hawkeye, Bloodline and Wiccan…
My Best Friend Is an Eldritch Horror Vol. 2 Review
Damien wants magic. Henry could probably end worlds. Somehow their friendship is still the most grounded thing in…
The Crazy Life of Naes: Whispers of Light Review – The Hermit’s Vial Starts the Whisper
Roshawn Allen's Crazy Life of Naes prequel, Whispers of Light: The Hermit's Vial, plants a creepy fantasy mystery…
Macabre Majesty #1: Slave to the Red Review
Macabre Majesty #1 is rough, stained and deeply atmospheric, the kind of gothic comic that looks like it…
Absolute Wonder Woman #24 Review: Fear Comes Looking for Diana
Absolute Wonder Woman #24 pushes Diana deeper into Heretic as Phobos, Deimos and an impossible threat turn fear…
Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine #1 Review: Claws Out, Hell Open
Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine #1 sends Logan into a mutant nightmare on the road to Hulk War. Al…
The Scope #1: Nemby’s Awakening Part 1 Review
The Scope #1 feels like a garage-band debut: rough around the edges, loud in the right places and…
Batman of Two Worlds #1 Review: Same Problem, Two Very Different Bats
Batman of Two Worlds #1 puts DC’s mainline Batman beside Absolute Batman for two sharp, visually distinct takes…