Advance Review: King in Black Ghost Rider #1
When the world goes to Hell in a hand basket, who better than the current
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Advance Review: Silk #1 (of 5)
Just when you think that Marvel won’t push out another spider book, along comes….well a
Review: Star Wars Adventures #4
Star Wars Adventures #4 is a lost opportunity. This issue includes two stories. The first
Review: Vampirella versus Purgatori #1
It’s Vampi versus Pergaturi for the fate fo the world!
Review: Star Wars Doctor Aphra #8
Star Wars Doctor Aphra #8 is an embarrassment of riches. It has incredible character work
Review: Stray Dogs #2 (of 5)
Anthropomorphic stories have been a hit ever since Mickey Mouse took to the high river
Review: Alien #1
“Alien” continues to be one of the most influential of modern-day science fiction horror movies.
Review: Captain Marvel #27
With the recent story arc over, at least for the most part, now is the
Review: Transformers/Back To The Future #3
Just when you thought comics couldn’t surprise you, the Great (Cavan) Scott and Juan Samu
Review: Children of the Grave #3
Story Thus Far: Children of the Grave is set after an invasion by an undefined
Review: Abbott 1973 #3 (of 5)
The dark forces of Detroit 1973 are coalescing around Elena Abbott, be it a lecherous
Review: Radiant Black #2
Kyle Higgins has an incredible ability to write and redefined characters such as Nightwing and
Review: Robyn Hood-Cult of the Spider One-Shot
To mis-quote Indiana Jones, “Spider, why did it have to be Spiders?” Despite the massive
Review: Orphan and the Five Beasts #1 (of 4)
With the number of licensing loses Dark Horse have suffered over the last couple of
Advance Review: Geiger #1 (of 6)
Please note; excerpts of this review were taken directly from Geof Johns and Gary Frank
Review: The Joker #1
For the first time since 1975, we have an ongoing Joker book. With countless appearances
Review: Home Sick Pilots #4
Story Thus Far: Home Sick Pilots displays its Big Screen potential in the first 10
Review: Deadpool Nerdy 30 #1
Deadpool is turning 30 and Marvel has invited all his greatest creators to celebrate. What
Review: Maniac of New York #2
Horror can be hard to do in comic books. Sure, you can have monsters and
Review: Star Wars #12
The new expanded universe of Star Wars clearly has grown by leaps and bounds. The
