Category: REVIEWS
Comic Crusaders reviews comics, movies, television, games, books, graphic novels and technology with independent voices from the Crusaders team.
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…
How Many Dudes? Completely Ridiculous. Completely Addictive.
A game where you throw an army of Dudes at gorillas, giant ducks, toddlers, and straight-up gods has…
Scorn Review: Michael Nunneley’s Norse Grimdark Tragedy
Scorn walked into my reading pile with blood on its boots, Norse gods looking over its shoulder and…
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…
NOSFERATU NIGHTMARES #1 Review: Count Orlok Still Owns the Damn Dark
Yo, kill the lights, put the phone face down, and leave the garlic in the kitchen, because Nosferatu…
Godzilla vs. War of the Worlds?! Kyle Baker Just Let the Kaiju Loose!
Martians invade 1900s Japan. Huge mistake. Kyle Baker mixes H.G. Wells, retro pulp insanity and Godzilla-sized destruction in…
The Last Driver #1 Review: Sean Murphy & Simon Gough Burn Rubber Into Cyberpunk Chaos
Sean Murphy and Simon Gough’s THE LAST DRIVER #1 is a roaring cyberpunk chase comic about freedom, automation,…
Papa Drew a Thousand Birds Review: A Father, a Daughter, a Thousand Birds, and One Hell of a Journey Home
Yo, Papa Drew a Thousand Birds hit me with something I wasn’t expecting, fam. On the surface, you’re…